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US 7,837,133 · App. 11/624,639 · Granted Nov 23, 2010

Composite shower head

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Patent No.
US 7,837,133
App. No.
11/624,639
Granted
Nov 23, 2010
Kind
B2
Abstract

The present invention provides a composite shower head typically comprised of a hand-hold shower head and a fixed shower head, wherein said hand-hold shower head has a retaining pass corresponding to the fixed shower head; said fixed shower head can be held in the retaining pass of said hand-hold shower head; a locking device is built on for locking the hand-hold shower head with the fixed shower head together. The composite shower head combining the fixed shower head and the hand-hold shower head together into one assembled body simplifies the shower site, and facilitates to use, meanwhile meets to economic style of modern people.

Claims (6)

1. A composite shower head typically comprised of a hand-hold shower head and a fixed shower head, wherein said hand-hold shower head has a retaining pass corresponding to the fixed shower head; said fixed shower head can be held in the retaining pass of said hand-hold shower head; a locking device is built on for locking the hand-hold shower head with the fixed shower head together, wherein said locking device includes one or more locking studs built on the inside of the hand-hold shower head and a coordinated catching groove built on the outside wall of the fixed shower head, in which said locking studs is controlled by a sliding button built upon the side wall of the retaining pass to stretch out from the hand-hold shower head to lock into the catching groove of the fixed shower head or to draw back from the catching groove to release the fixed shower head, and springs built upon the inside of the hand-hold shower head for keeping the locking studs extending out into the inside of the retaining pass always without any extra force drawing back.

2. A composite shower head typically comprised of a hand-hold shower head and a fixed shower head, wherein said hand-hold shower head has a retaining pass corresponding to the fixed shower head; said fixed shower head can be held in the retaining pass of said hand-hold shower head; a locking device is built on for locking the hand-hold shower head with the fixed shower head together, wherein said locking device is a pair of matching threads, a male thread and a female thread, built separately upon the fixed shower head and the hand-hold shower head.

3. A composite shower head as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said fixed shower head has an adjusting ring built on the front panel controlling the spraying style by turning, coordinating to it, said hand-hold shower head has a holding mechanism so as to make the hand-hold shower head and the adjusting ring turn synchronously.

4. A composite shower head typically comprised of a hand-hold shower head and a fixed shower head, wherein said hand-hold shower head has a retaining pass corresponding to the fixed shower head; said fixed shower head can be held in the retaining pass of said hand-hold shower head; a locking device is built on for locking the hand-hold shower head with the fixed shower head together, wherein said fixed shower head has an adjusting ring built on the front panel controlling the spraying style by turning, coordinating to it, said hand-hold shower head has a holding mechanism so as to make the hand-hold shower head and the adjusting ring turn synchronously, and said holding mechanism is a pair of a set of gearing slots and a set of gearing projections separately built on the outside end of the adjusting ring and the inside wall of the retaining pass of the hand-hold shower head.

5. A composite shower head as claimed in claim 3 , wherein said holding mechanism is a pair of a set of gearing slots and a set of gearing projections separately built on the outside end of the adjusting ring and the inside wall of the retaining pass of the hand-hold shower head.

6. A composite shower head typically comprised of a hand-hold shower head and a fixed shower head, wherein said hand-hold shower head has a retaining pass corresponding to the fixed shower head; said fixed shower head can be held in the retaining pass of said hand-hold shower head; a locking device is built on for locking the hand-hold shower head with the fixed shower head together, wherein said locking device includes one or more locking studs built on the inside of the fixed shower head and a coordinated catching groove built on the inside wall of the retaining pass of the hand-hold shower head, in which said locking studs is controlled by a sliding button built upon the side wall of the fixed shower head to stretch out from the fixed shower head to lock into the catching groove on the retaining pass of the hand-hold shower head or to draw back from the catching groove to release the hand-hold shower head, and springs built upon the inside of the fixed shower head for keeping the locking studs extending out from the outside wall of the fixed shower head always without any extra force drawing back, said fixed shower head has an adjusting ring built on the front panel controlling the spraying style by turning, coordinating to it, said hand-hold shower head has a holding mechanism so as to make the hand-hold shower head and the adjusting ring turn synchronously, and said holding mechanism is a pair of a set of gearing slots and a set of gearing projections separately built on the outside end of the adjusting ring and the inside wall of the retaining pass of the hand-hold shower head.

Assignments (1)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Sep 26, 2017
From: ZHOU, HUASONG
To: XIAMEN SOLEX HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Reel/Frame 043702/0526 →
Priority Claims (1)
CN 2006 2 0065207 U · Sep 25, 2006 · national
Continuity (1)
Related Publication 20080073446A1 · Mar 27, 2008