Shower door system
AssigneeFasco Products Division of Indal Limited
InventorsVincent Tomei, Alfred MacLean, Michel Morand, John Faveri
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AssigneeFasco Products Division of Indal Limited
InventorsVincent Tomei, Alfred MacLean, Michel Morand, John Faveri
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In combination a shower stall structure for bathtubs or shower basins having a top and bottom comprising at least one opening extending from top to bottom defined by a multiplicity of stiles each stile extending in both a horizontal and vertical direction abutting an adjacent wall or stile, wherein at least one opening is closed by more than one closure member spanning across the at least one opening, having pivot mechanisms carried by both the multiplicity of stiles and the more than one closure member at the peripheral extremities thereof wherein the pivot mechanisms are adjustable in position along the respective peripheral edges of at least one of the multiplicity of stiles and the more than one closure member, allowing for dimensional variation of such as the at least one opening with respect to the dimensions of the corner in which the shower stall is installed.
In combination a shower stall structure for bathtubs or shower basins having a top and bottom comprising at least one opening extending from top to bottom defined by a multiplicity of stiles, each stile extending in both a horizontal and vertical direction abutting an adjacent wall or stile, wherein said at least one opening is closed by more than one closure member spanning across said at least one opening, having pivot mechanisms carried by both said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member at the peripheral extremities thereof wherein said pivot mechanisms are adjustable in position along the respective peripheral edges of at least one of said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member, allowing for dimensional variation of said at least one opening with respect to the dimensions of the corner in which the shower stall is installed.
In combination a shower structure for bathtubs or shower basins having a top and bottom comprising at least one opening extending from top to bottom defined by a multiplicity of stiles, each stile extending in both a horizontal and vertical direction abutting an adjacent wall or stile, wherein said at least one opening is closed by more than one closure member, spanning across said at least one opening, in inward overlapped relation with said multiplicity of stiles, having pivot mechanisms carried by both said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member at the top and bottom extremities thereof, wherein said pivot mechanisms are adjustable in position along the respective upper and lower edges of at least one of said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member allowing for dimensional variation of said at least one opening with respect to the dimensions of the corner in which the shower stall is installed according to the amount of overlap desired.
A disassembled kit for a shower stall structure for bathtubs and shower basins comprising once assembled a top and a bottom, said shower stall having at least one opening extending from top to bottom defined by a multiplicity of stiles, each stile extending in both a horizontal and vertical direction abutting an adjacent wall or stile, wherein said at least one opening is closed by more than one closure member spanning across said at least one opening in inward overlapped relation with said multiplicity of stiles, having pivot mechanisms carried by both said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member at the top and bottom extremities thereof, wherein said pivot mechanisms are adjustable in position along the respective upper and lower edges of at least one of said multiplicity of stiles and said more than one closure member allowing for dimensional variation of said at least one opening with respect to the dimensions of the corner in which the shower stall is installed.
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