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US 2006/0090256 A1Published application
Drain system for tub
AssigneeAcryline USA, Inc.
InventorsScott Tennant, Steve Deland
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Abstract
An air massage bathtub is disclosed. The air massage bathtub includes a bath well defined by side walls and a bottom portion. The bottom portion includes a recessed area with a drain located within to the recessed area. The bathtub further includes a channel located at least partially below said bath well and in communication with the recessed area, and a plurality of apertures each of which extends through the bath well and into the channel.
Claims34
A bathtub comprising:
- a bath well defined by side walls and a bottom portion, said bottom portion including a recessed area;
- a drain located within the recessed area;
- a channel located at least partially below said bath well, said channel being in communication with the recessed area;
- and
- a plurality of first apertures in said bath well, at least some of said first apertures extending into said channel.
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A bathtub comprising:
- a bath well defined by side walls and a bottom portion, said bottom portion including a recessed area;
- a drain located within the recessed area;
- a channel located at least partially below said bath well;
- a plurality of first apertures in said bath well, at least some of said first apertures extending into said channel;
- and
- a blower for forcing air into said channel and through said first apertures.
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A bathtub comprising:
- a bath well defined by side walls and a bottom portion, said bottom portion including a recessed area;
- a drain located within the recessed area;
- a channel, where a portion of said channel extends at least partially around the recessed area;
- a plurality of first apertures in said bath well, at least some of said first apertures extending into said channel;
- and
- at least one second aperture in the recessed area in communication with the portion of said channel that extends at least partially around the recessed area, said at least one second aperture allowing fluid located within said channel to drain into said drain.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.