Showerhead holder
AssigneeHansgrohe SE
InventorMagdalena Faisst
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Abstract
An arrangement for attaching a showerhead holder such that its height will be adjustable incorporates a wall-mounting rail having a central, forward-facing groove for attaching a showerhead holder such that its height will be adjustable on its front surface. An auxiliary groove that may be engaged by accessory items and a wall bracket that is intended for attaching the wall-mounting rail to the wall is situated on either side of that groove.
Claims19
An arrangement for attaching a showerhead holder in such a way that its height will be adjustable, comprising a wall-mounting longitudinal element in the form of one of a rod and a wall-mounting rail, a showerhead holder that may be slid along the wall-mounting element, a guide for guiding the showerhead holder along the wall mounting element, and at least one auxiliary guide another holder besides the showerhead holder, said auxiliary guide being independent of the primary guide and said another holder being slidable independently of the showerhead holder along the auxiliary guide over a same sliding range as the showerhead holder.
A height adjustable mounting arrangement for a showerhead holder, comprising:
- a wall-mountable longitudinal element;
- a primary guide extending along at least part of the wall mountable longitudinal element, the primary guide defining a height adjustment range;
- a showerhead holder carried by the primary guide and arranged to slide along the wall-mounting element over the height adjustment range;
- at least one auxiliary guide extending along the wall mountable longitudinal element and defining a height adjustment range, an additional holder besides the showerhead holder, wherein said auxiliary guide is independent of the primary guide and arranged for the additional holder to be slidable independently of the primary guide for the showerhead holder, along at least part of the auxiliary height adjustment range of the additional holder that overlaps the height adjustment range of the shower head;
- wherein the primary guide and the auxiliary guide are arranged such that the showerhead holder and the additional holder can pass by one another in sliding along their respective height adjustment ranges.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.