Supporting body for a shower tub
OwnerMichael Gerloffinventor
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Abstract
Supporting body (1) being part of a shower tub made of stone, tiles or artificial stone and comprising at least one landing (2) that is surrounded by a margin (6), a channel (3) discharging into a drain (4).
Claims19
A supporting body (1) as part of a shower tub made from stone or tile, said supporting body (1) being located beneath a shower floor (30) and having at least one upper landing (2) which is surrounded by a margin (6), a channel (3) being provided in the landing (2) that discharges into a drain (4) and the landing (2) being provided with gutters (35) that extend and decline from the center of the landing (2) toward the channel (3), and the supporting body (1) being configured as a stable, self-standing, box-type structure.
A shower tub made from stone, tiles or plastics, more specifically with a supporting body (1) with at least one landing (2) that is surrounded by a margin (6), a channel (3) being provided that discharges into a drain (4), at least one floor tile (30), which forms the floor of the shower tub receivably resting on the landing (2), a slot (40) for draining the water toward channel (3) being provided in the area of the channel (3) between floor tile (30) and the margin, said slot (40) being oriented angularly with respect to the vertical.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.