Shower attachment and related method of use
AssigneeElimo International, LLC
InventorEdgar L. Bronstein
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Abstract
The invention is directed to a shower attachment capable of affixing to a standard residential or commercial shower enclosure. The shower attachment uses existing plumbing to supply pressurized water to a water intake, which in turn feeds a vertical assembly. The vertical assembly includes a stabilizing rod having a top end and corresponding back end. A pivot arm having a first portion and corresponding second portion connects to the stabilizing rod. A detachable shower wand is positioned at the second portion of the pivot arm, which is capable of receiving pressurized water from the water intake. In addition, a horizontal assembly connects to the bottom end of the shower attachment to secure the device to the shower enclosure.
Claims21
A shower attachment, comprising:
- a water intake;
- a vertical assembly which includes a stabilizing rod, the stabilizing rod having a top end and a corresponding bottom end;
- a pivot arm having a first portion and a corresponding second portion, the first portion connected to the stabilizing rod;
- a shower wand located at the second portion of the pivot arm, the shower wand capable of receiving pressurized water from the water intake;
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- a horizontal assembly connected to the bottom end of the stabilizing rod, the horizontal assembly capable of affixing the shower attachment to a shower enclosure.
A method of receiving a shower through a shower attachment, comprising the steps of:
- (a) vertically positioning a shower wand to a desired height, the shower wand connected to a vertical assembly by a pivot arm having a first portion and a corresponding second portion, the vertical assembly including a stabilizing rod having a top end and a corresponding bottom end;
- (b) horizontally positioning the shower wand to a desired horizontal position within a shower enclosure through use of a horizontal assembly, the horizontal assembly including a tram connected to a track system, the tram having a recess of a sufficient size and dimension so as to receive the bottom end of the stabilizing bar;
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- (c) turning the shower wand about the horizontal assembly.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.