Shower curtain support
AssigneesCedric C. Miller, Janice L. Ferguson
InventorCedric C. Miller
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Abstract
A shower curtain support has a shower curtain rod mounted by opposing wall brackets on parallel end walls of a shower stall. The rod slidably suspends a conventional shower curtain across the front opening of the shower stall. Spiders on the terminal ends of the rod are indexably received by spider plates of the wall brackets to dispose the rod in a number of radial orientations relative to the wall brackets. In another embodiment for infinite radial orientations of the rod within the full range of 360.degree., outturned flanges on the rod ends, sandwiched between inturned flanges of compression nuts and closed ends of threaded studs projecting from wall brackets, allow such infinite radial orientations of the rod relative to the wall brackets.
Claims2
A shower curtain support for suspending a conventional shower curtain across a shower stall opening defined by opposed parallel end walls, including:
- continuous supporting rod means for integral, one-piece construction, having S-shaped ends, for slidably mounting said shower curtain in suspending relationship, said S-shaped ends having terminal end portions, said terminal end portions of said S-shaped ends carrying spider means for complemental reception by spider plate means for effecting discrete fixed dispositions of said rod means in radially indexed orientations, of four orientations 90.degree. apart, relative to bracket means, said S-shaped ends carrying said spider means in longitudinally reciprocable relationship;
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- bracket means on said end walls for supporting said rod means, said bracket means having said spider plate means, said spider plate means complementally receiving said spider means carried by said terminal end portions of said S-shaped ends for effecting adjustable fixed dispositions of said rod means in radial indexing orientations, of four orientations 90.degree. apart, relative to said bracket means.
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