Shower caddy
A shower caddy, such as a vertical shower caddy, hanging shower caddy, or standing shower caddy, includes one or more elongated tubular members. The elongated tubular member may be extendable along its elongated length and support shelves. The shelves may be adjusted to different vertical positions on the elongated tubular member.
1. A shower caddy, comprising:
a first body comprising a telescoping first end and a first free end;
a second body comprising a telescoping first end and a second free end, wherein the telescoping first end of the first body is coupled to the telescoping first end of the second body such that the second body is slidable relative to the first body along a longitudinal axis of the shower caddy, and the first body and the second body are configured for telescopic movement to allow variation of a length of the shower caddy along the longitudinal axis;
a shelf supported by the first body or the second body; and
an extension foot assembly configured to adjust tensioning of the shower caddy, the extension foot assembly comprising:
a foot member movably mounted to the second free end; and
a lever in operative communication with the foot member, where the lever is configured to move between a retracted position and an outward position where as the lever is moved toward the retracted position the foot member is configured to extend outwardly from the second free end along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy, and where the lever is further configured to move between a first position and a second position along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy when in the retracted position.
2. The shower caddy of claim 1 , where the lever is capable of moving to the outward position when the lever is in its first position and is not capable of moving to the outward position when the lever is in its second position.
3. The shower caddy of claim 1 , where an extension mechanism is configured to adjust the length of the shower caddy, where the extension mechanism comprises an actuator configured to alternately engage the first body and the second body to each other and disengage the first body and the second body from each other.
4. The shower caddy of claim 1 , where the foot member includes a linear gear.
5. The shower caddy of claim 1 , where when in the second position, the lever is partially positioned behind the foot member.
6. The shower caddy of claim 4 , where the lever includes a circular gear that engages with the linear gear for moving the linear gear of the foot member linearly along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy when the lever is moved between the retracted position and the outward position.
7. A shower caddy comprising:
a first body comprising a telescoping first end and a first free end;
a second body comprising a telescoping first end and a second free end, wherein the telescoping first end of the first body is coupled to the telescoping first end of the second body such that the second body is slidable relative to the first body along a longitudinal axis of the shower caddy, and the first body and the second body are configured for telescopic movement to allow variation of a length of the shower caddy along the longitudinal axis;
a shelf supported by the first body or the second body;
a first body comprising a telescoping first end and a first free end;
an extension foot assembly configured to adjust tensioning of the shower caddy, the extension foot assembly comprising:
a foot member movably mounted to the second free end, where the foot member includes a linear gear;
a lever having a circular gear that engages with the linear gear, where the lever is configured to move between a retracted position and an outward position, where as the lever is moved toward the retracted position the circular gear moves the linear gear of the foot member linearly along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy.
8. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where the lever is further configured to move along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy when in the retracted position.
9. The shower caddy of claim 8 , where the lever, when in its retracted position, is configured to move linearly along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy between a first position and a second position.
10. The shower caddy of claim 8 , where the lever is capable of moving to the outward position when the lever is in its first position and is not capable of moving to the outward position when the lever is in its second position.
11. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where the lever includes an outwardly protruding handle.
12. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where the extension foot assembly comprises a spring member contacting the foot member and the lever, wherein at the retracted position the spring member is compressed, and at the outward position the spring member is relaxed.
13. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where the lever, when in the retracted position, moves along the longitudinal axis of the shower caddy behind the foot member.
14. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where an extension mechanism is configured to adjust the length of the shower caddy, where the extension mechanism comprises an actuator configured to alternately engage the first body and the second body to each other and disengage the first body and the second body from each other.
15. The shower caddy of claim 7 , where the extension foot assembly comprises a spring member configured to bias the shower caddy toward an underlying surface that supports the shower caddy.
16. A shower caddy comprising:
an elongated body having a front wall, rear wall, and side walls, where the front wall includes a track the extends parallel to the longitudinal axis of the elongated body;
a shelf support assembly configured to mount a shelf to the elongated body, where the shelf includes a shelving area configured to support one or more bath articles, where the shelf is mounted to the elongated body via a mounting mechanism received within the track, where the mounting mechanism comprises a dial and a clamping member, where the dial is configured to rotate between a first direction and a second direction, where the rotation in the first direction increases the amount of pressure between the clamping member to the track, where the rotation in the second direction decreases the amount of pressure between the clamping member to the track, where the dial is positioned within the shelving area.
17. The shower caddy of claim 16 , where the dial includes a tab the moves between an outward position and retracted position.
18. The shower caddy of claim 16 , where the dial includes a threaded portion for engaging with the clamping member.
19. The shower caddy of claim 16 , where the shelf includes at least one bar removably mounted to the shelf for storing or hanging one or more bath articles.