A soap-dispensing faucet structure, comprising a faucet body, a core shaft equipped with a spindle, a locking cap, a faucet handle, a pump device and a sleeve cover;
- the present invention being characterized by that,
- the faucet body has an arched spout extending for an appropriate length at the front of the upper section thereon, and a tube seat defined by an appropriate-depth cavity extending outwards at one side of the lower section thereon;
- the faucet body also includes an upper opening end with an appropriate-depth receiving chamber preset at the upper section thereon, and the receiving chamber has an inner-threaded portion defining the internal opening edge thereon;
- the faucet body also has a lower section equipped with a set of cold and hot water ducts and an outlet tube wherein the cold and hot water ducts have one ends extending to the bottom edge of the faucet body and the other ends extending to join to a set of cold and hot water inlet orifices of the tube seat thereof;
- the pump device is made up of a press head and a pump tubing equipped with a flexibly rebound element wherein the press head has a push button disposed at the top and a bifurcated coupling tube disposed at the bottom thereon;
- the bifurcated coupling tube has one end joined to a liquid-guiding conduit with a dispensing hole disposed thereon, and the other end connected to the pump tubing with the flexibly rebound element mounted thereto;
- the pump tubing also has an axle sleeve disposed at an appropriate position of the upper section, an appropriate-length suction conduit extending at the lower section thereon, and a ball adapted to flexibly abut against both upper and lower ends thereon respectively;
- the sleeve cover has an upper section molded into an appropriate-depth and hollow cylindrical body, and a lower section shaped into a larger stepwise and hollow arcuate cap body with an appropriate-length outer-threaded locking portion extending at the bottom end thereon;
- via the aforementioned structure, the core shaft is accommodated into the tube seat extending at one side of the faucet body, and the locking cap is secured to the tube seat before the faucet handle is mounted to a spindle protruding at one side of the core shaft to form an individual water supply chamber that is fluidly connected to the spout of the faucet body to provide a water influx and outflow circuit thereby;
- then, the sleeve cover is locked to the inner-threaded portion defining the upper end of the faucet body, permitting the receiving chamber to combine with the sleeve cover and form an integral and depth-extending accommodation space which also provides another individual soap-receiving accommodation space thereby;
- then, the pump tubing of the pump device is guided through the sleeve cover with the axle sleeve precisely engaged and stopped therein, and the suction conduit at the end section of the pump tubing extending downwards into the lower section of the soap-receiving accommodation space therein;
- therefore, the faucet body can have the upper and lower sections divided to form separate-type individual spaces for application, which not only offer a whole and concise depth-extending visual effect with minimum space occupied thereby, but also facilitate easier assembly and maintenance to provide a neat and hygienic faucet structure with both soap-dispensing and water-discharging functions.