Baths – closets – sinks – and spittoons – Dry closets – Urinal
Patent
1977-10-20
1979-06-26
Levy, Stuart S.
Baths, closets, sinks, and spittoons
Dry closets
Urinal
4145, 4154, 381028, 135 5B, 248354P, 248423, A47K 322, A47K 324, E04G 2508, F16M 1300
Patent
active
041588967
ABSTRACT:
A rectangular frame of shower curtain bars with shower curtains for a bathtub in a room away from or adjacent one or more walls. This rectangular frame comprises two longer conformable horizontal bars above the longer sides of the bathtub at about the height of the showerhead, which longer bars are fastened at their ends to two parallel vertical support means, such as walls and/or posts, beyond the opposite ends of the bathtub; and two parallel shorter telescopic horizontal bars above the ends of the bathtub and attached between the two longer parallel bars. At least the ends of the two shorter parallel bars have reduced cross-sections and are resiliently urged into facing holes in the facing sides of the longer bars. At least the longer bars or the posts, or both, are telescopic with drilled radial aligned holes through their telescoping sections for insertion of the ends of reduced cross-section of the orthogonal telescoping bars for seating and supporting these orthogonal bars, as well as for locking the seating bars and/or posts into their fixed length positions. The vertical supporting means include flanged sockets for the ends of the longer bars and/or for the ends of the vertical telescopic posts, which flanged sockets are anchored, such as by screws, to the walls, and/or floor and ceiling. Curtain means of horizontal bars are hung on the rectangular frame to completely surround the inside edges of the bathtub with adjacent vertical edges of the curtains overlapping each other.
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Kirk Hugh Adam
Levy Stuart S.
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