Roll out shower curtain and the use thereof as an advertising display for the hospitality industry
Assignee420820 Ontario Limited
InventorsShaul Goldenberg, Sean Davies
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Abstract
A method of advertising in a shower for the hospitality industry including providing replaceable advertisements on a shower closure, for example a door, curtain or the like.
Claims15
A method of displaying an advertisement in the hospitality industry comprising:
- i) Providing a roll out structure that provides a flat planar surface on a flexible panel;
- ii) Providing a replaceable advertisement on at least one surface of said panel;
- iii) Providing each edge of the panel with a connector;
- iv) Providing a handle and roll tube to attach to the panel via connector;
- v) Displaying the replaceable advertisement by moving the panel to an operative position;
- vi) Replacing the panel when desired by removing the connector from the handle and roll tube.
- wherein the advertisement may be conveniently displayed and replaced as desired.
The use of a shower curtain closure, such as a curtain, or door, in the hospitality industry for displaying replaceable advertisements to the public.
A method of advertising in a shower for the hospitality industry comprising:
- providing replaceable advertisements on a shower closure, for example a door, curtain or the like.
A method of advertising comprising:
- i) providing a replaceable advertisement for a closure of a shower enclosure selected from one of the group of a shower door, a shower curtain, a roll out shower curtain, or the like utilized in the hospitality industry;
- ii) affixing the advertisement to the closure either directly by manufacturing the closure with the advertisement thereon if the closure is a curtain or by providing displays which may be placed on the shower door if the closure is a door;
- iii) displaying the advertisement for a predetermined period of time;
- iv) replacing the advertisement as desired
- wherein an occupant is exposed to a unique form of advertising heretofore unknown.
A novel use of a commercial shower closure, for example a shower curtain, a shower door, or a roll out shower curtain, wherein said shower closure is utilized as an advertising display, said display being replaceable as desired by the custodian.
A roll out shower curtain assembly adapted to be installed within a shower enclosure including a base (for example, a tub or a floor pan) said base being separated by substantially vertical walls,
- said roll out curtain shower assembly comprising a frame, said frame being formed from standard sections one of which having an interior and providing a hollow thereat within which said roll out shower curtain is contained, said standard section having disposed within the hollow thereof parallel rails raised from the interior thereof separated by a predetermined space, said rails for receiving a substantially L-shaped bracket adapted to fit between said rails of adjacent sections, said roll out screen including, a roll tube having a slot extending therein, and a handle having a slot extending therein, and a shower curtain panel having two ends, and having disposed proximate each end a key shaped element, said key shaped element for engaging with the slot of the roll tube and the handle, wherein said roll out screen assembly may be quickly assembled adjacent a shower enclosure. without the need for fasteners.
A method of displaying an advertisement in the hospitality industry comprising:
- vii) Providing a roll out shower curtain structure that provides a flat planar surface on a flexible panel;
- viii) Providing a replaceable advertisement on at least one surface of said panel;
- ix) Providing each edge of the panel with a connector;
- x) Providing a handle and roll tube to attach to the panel via the connector;
- xi) Displaying the replaceable advertisement by moving the panel to an operative position;
- xii) Replacing the panel when desired by removing the connector from the handle and roll tube.
- wherein the advertisement may be conveniently displayed and replaced as desired.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.