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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 121 | WASHBASIN | US13330613 | 2011-12-19 | US20120084911A1 | 2012-04-12 | Suk-Jin KIM; Hyun-Soo Kim |
| A washbasin includes: a washbasin body having a water containing space and comprising an insertion hole formed in a front surface thereof in a downward inclined direction and a drain hole formed on the bottom surface thereof; a water supply nozzle projected toward the water containing space through the insertion hole from a rear end of the washbasin body, wherein the projected portion of the water supply nozzle is rotated in a direction desired by a user so as to control a water supply direction and a water supply amount; a cold/hot water supply valve buried in a one-side edge of the washbasin body and coupled to the water supply nozzle through a pipe; and a cold/hot selection level installed on the top surface of the cold/hot water supply valve and selectively supplying cold/hot water to the water supply nozzle. | ||||||
| 122 | Sink | US29381692 | 2010-12-22 | USD654992S1 | 2012-02-28 | Christophe Bucher |
| 123 | WASHING COUNTER | US12992917 | 2009-05-15 | US20110164418A1 | 2011-07-07 | Takeshi Kaneda; Masanobu Wano; Hiroshi Nagakawa; Shigeru Asoh; Chihiro Sugiyama; Mitsunori Koga; Masaaki Ezawa |
| A washing counter of the invention is characterized by: a bowl portion having a concave configuration used for washing and the like; a counter portion supporting the bowl portion; and a light source portion disposed on a backside of the bowl portion to emit light toward the bowl portion, where the washing counter radiates the light from the light source portion to surroundings from a surface of the bowl portion, at least one portion of the bowl portion is formed of a transparent member obtained by dispersing a light diffusing member in a base member having a transparent raw material having a light-transmitting transparency, the light diffusing member is a micro particle having a transparent raw material having a light refractive index different from a light refractive index of the base member, the light source portion is disposed to face an end face of a butt portion of the transparent member, and at least one portion of the transparent member is a light radiation portion where the light from the light source portion guided through the transparent member from the butt portion is radiated outside by the light radiation portion while being diffused by the light diffusing member due to the at least one portion of the bowl portion being formed of the transparent member and the light source portion being disposed to face the end face. In a washing makeup stand having a light emission source using a transparent raw material, the overall external appearance quality affected by the transparency of the raw materials used including the light emission quality can be improved by the appropriate configuration of the transparent raw material and the light emission source. | ||||||
| 124 | Fiberglass reinforced fixture with finished polymeric cap | US10158708 | 2002-05-30 | US07278176B2 | 2007-10-09 | Don H. Clarke |
| Polymeric plumbing fixtures such as sinks, lavatories and tubs are disclosed that comprise a thermoformed or molded interior shell having a top side with a relatively smooth, polymeric surface; a polymeric reinforcing layer bonded to the underside of the shell; and a thermoformed or polymeric cap nestably engageable with the underside of the reinforced shell. The cap cooperates with the shell to encapsulate the reinforcing layer and the reinforcing layer bonds the cap the shell to form a unitary structure. The polymeric cap thereby provides an attractive, finished surface on the underside of the resultant fixture. The structural configuration disclosed herein is particularly preferred for use in making kitchen sinks. A method for making the subject fixtures is also disclosed. | ||||||
| 125 | Sink with attachable decorative panel | US10820384 | 2004-04-07 | US20050223486A1 | 2005-10-13 | Joe Jumalon |
| A sink with attachable decorative panel. A panel having an attachment portion and a front face with a decorative treatment is attached to the front surface of a sink. | ||||||
| 126 | Sink support shell apparatus and method of making a protective sink support shell | US10227917 | 2002-08-26 | US06799336B2 | 2004-10-05 | William D. Freeman |
| A sink support shell apparatus and method of making a sink support shell are provided. The sink support shell apparatus is a shell shaped to be compatible with the sink that is to be placed in the sink support shell. The sink support shell includes a rim for mounting the shell either above or below the countertop level. The shell further includes an overflow/vent channel and stand-off in the base for attaching the shell to the necessary plumbing fixtures to allow for drainage of the water from the sink. The overflow/vent channel is formed in the material of the shell and allows water to flow down the channel to be drained by the attached plumbing fixtures as well as air to be vented to reduce suction noise. The sink support shell is made of high-impact material, such as a metal or hard plastic material. | ||||||
| 127 | Wash-hand basin and hand washing device with the wash-hand basin | US10312358 | 2002-12-26 | US20040083546A1 | 2004-05-06 | Kazuaki Tahara; Yasuhiro Kumamoto; Yoshihiro Yonezawa; Tatsuo Shijo; Junichi Yano; Satoshi Kato |
| A bowl section of a wash-hand basin main body is provided with an overflow edge section of which part is extended upward to form an extension section. The extension section is provided with a cleaning fluid ejection port adapted to eject soapy water or the like for removing dirt and/or bacteria adhered to a user's hands. In this construction, the extension section continuously formed at a section of the overflow edge section of the bowl section functions as a conventional function case and as result, the number of parts and the number of execution man-hours can be reduced. Since a clearance or gap as seen in the prior art is not produced, cleaning efficiency can be improved. A cleaning fluid is filled in a tank, and a cleaning fluid refilling port for refilling the cleaning fluid from the tank is provided on the inner surface of a water receiving section. The cleaning fluid within the tank is supplied to the cleaning fluid ejection port by a pump. In this manner, it is possible to easily refill the cleaning fluid without dirtying the function case or a counter. | ||||||
| 128 | Sink support shell apparatus and method of making a protective sink support shell | US10227917 | 2002-08-26 | US20040034923A1 | 2004-02-26 | William D. Freeman |
| A sink support shell apparatus and method of making a sink support shell are provided. The sink support shell apparatus is a shell shaped to be compatible with the sink that is to be placed in the sink support shell. The sink support shell includes a rim for mounting the shell either above or below the countertop level. The sink sits in the shell and is attached to the shell by a waterproof adhesive, such as silicon glue. The shell further includes an overflow/vent channel and stand-off in the base for attaching the shell to the necessary plumbing fixtures to allow for drainage of the water from the sink. The overflow/vent channel is formed in the material of the shell and allows water to flow down the channel to be drained by the attached plumbing fixtures as well as air to be vented to reduce suction noise. The sink support shell is made of high-impact material, such as a metal or hard plastic material. The high-impact material provides protection for the sink from impacts on the underside of the sink, a leak proof support, and strength so that the sink may be fashioned from thinner material than known sinks. In addition, the sink support shell beautifies the exterior portion of the underside of the sink. | ||||||
| 129 | Washing platform | US10116441 | 2002-04-04 | US20030079281A1 | 2003-05-01 | James M. Piatt; William F. Gordon |
| A washing platform has a generally flat upper work surface. A spout is located adjacent the washing platform and provides a stream of fluid which impinges the work surface. The bowl can be removably placed on the washing platform to receive water from the spout. The bowl has an aperture through the bottom and a gasket which is attached to an exterior surface of the bowl around the aperture. When the bowl is placed on the work surface, the gasket provides a seal that inhibits flow of fluid there between until a user lifts the bowl to drain the water there from. | ||||||
| 130 | Cabinet with sloped floor | US09946870 | 2001-09-04 | US20030041373A1 | 2003-03-06 | John Z. Blazevich |
| A sink assembly having a sink bowl supported by a cabinet, wherein the cabinet encloses water supply and drain pipes. The cabinet preferably including front opening doors and a floor that slopes upwardly from the doors. In the event of a water leak inside the cabinet, the water strikes the sloped floor and flows down the floor and exits the cabinet in front of the doors. By this means, leaking water is prevented from accumulating within the cabinet and a user is provided with a warning of the leak. | ||||||
| 131 | Portable hand cleaning device | US375870 | 1999-08-17 | US6161227A | 2000-12-19 | Scott Bargenquast |
| A hand cleaning device includes a housing having an inner cleaning compartment. A pair of access openings are formed in the housing and communicate with a pair of cleaning chambers within the cleaning compartment. A reservoir is provided in the housing below the cleaning compartment for storing a supply of cleaning fluid. A plurality of nozzles are positioned in each cleaning chamber for directing cleaning fluid toward the hands of a user when inserted through the access openings. A pump is fluidly connected between the reservoir and the nozzles for transferring cleaning fluid from the reservoir to the nozzles. A power supply is connected to the pump and a switch is located within the housing between the power supply and the pump. The switch is operable to actuate the pump when a user's hand is positioned in the cleaning compartment. The switch may be manually actuable or may automatically sense the presence of a hand in the cleaning compartment. | ||||||
| 132 | Wash basin repair by a molded insert | US509342 | 1995-07-31 | US5661857A | 1997-09-02 | Vernon Walter McLean |
| An insert is provided for a wash basin in which the insert is previously molded from a sheet of plastic material so as to cover the inner section of the bowl and a part of the upper surface of the top wall surrounding the bowl. The insert has a drain opening aligned with the drain opening of the bowl and an overflow opening aligned with the overflow opening of the bowl. A drain fitting the connection to a drain line has a pipe extending from the drain opening of the insert into the drain opening of the bowl and a flange at the top of the pipe engaging an upper surface of the insert. An overflow fitting has a pipe portion extending through the overflow opening of the insert opening of the bowl with a flange inside the insert. The pipe portion has a length that it projects through the overflow opening of the bowl to an area just behind the outer surface of the bowl and a strip of flexible material of L-shaped to cross section which is bent around the overflow opening. | ||||||
| 133 | Multi-layer composite structure | US729391 | 1985-05-01 | US4664982A | 1987-05-12 | John S. Genovese; Edwin C. Grazul; David J. Meisner; Francis M. Wright |
| A composite structure, e.g., a plastic-backed enamel steel product having high impact and thermal shock resistance is disclosed. The composite structure is formed having bonded thereto, a finished layer on one side thereof, and on the other side a layer of reinforced plastic to form a laminated structure. The plastic layer has a thickness of at least 1/8 in., and a density of between about 20 lbs. per cu.ft. and about 125 lbs per cu.ft. The finished layer is resistant to delamination when subjected to relatively high impact applied directly to the finished and/or plastic layer surface and to delamination when the composite structure is subjected to a sudden temperature change of about 180.degree. F. | ||||||
| 134 | Sanitary appliance | US750900 | 1976-12-15 | US4110851A | 1978-09-05 | Bernard Rapatel |
| A fixture includes a shelf with a sink formed integrally therewith. The shelf comprises a raised back surface which protects a wall from water which may be splashed thereon. Peripheral portions extend downward from the shelf on the front and side portions thereof, encompass the sink, and form a stable base for the unit. One or more drawers may be housed in the base. | ||||||
| 135 | Fixture installation assembly | US603370 | 1975-08-11 | US3975781A | 1976-08-24 | Morris Klimboff; Wilfred G. Harvey, Sr. |
| A fixture installation assembly adapted to be hung from support means secured to a surface member is disclosed. The assembly includes a pair of side panels, adapted to hang substantially vertically from the support means, having an attachment member near the lower end. The assembly also includes a bottom panel having an attachment member near each end thereof. One of the attachment members comprises latching means and the other comprises latch engagement means so that the bottom panel is supportively secured to the side panels for spacing the fixture a predetermined distance from the surface member. | ||||||
| 136 | Scrub sink | US3728745D | 1970-08-13 | US3728745A | 1973-04-24 | WEHRENBERG J; BRENDGORD T; STRASSER K |
| This disclosure describes a scrub sink especially suited for use in hospitals and the like. The sink has an elongated basin to accommodate use by more than one person at one time. At least two elongated nozzles are provided. The nozzles are sufficiently long in lateral expanse to spray the entire forearm of the user. The bottom of the basin is contoured to avoid splashing of the water. The nozzles are removable for easy cleaning and the entire control panel may be removed as a unit for servicing.
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| 137 | Disposable wash basin | US3611450D | 1969-09-05 | US3611450A | 1971-10-12 | BOST LEWIS F |
| THIS DISPOSABLE WASH OR SOAKING BASIN IS PARTICULARLY SUITABLE FOR PATIENT USE. THE BASIN IS DURABLE ENOUGH FOR REPEATED USE YET INEXPENSIVE ENOUGH TO BE DISCARDED AFTER USE BY A PATIENT, IF SO DESIRED. THE SOLID, INTEGRALLY-MOLDED PLASTIC BASIN INCLUDES A GENERALLY FLAT SUPPORTING BASE ELONGATED IN ONE DIRECTION SUFFICIENT TO ACCOMMODATE A FOREARM OR FOOT, FOUR SIDE WALLS EXTENDING UPWARDLY AND SLIGHTLY OUTWARDLY FROM THE BASE, AND A HORIZONTAL LEDGE OR SHELF INTEGRAL WITH THE UPPER EDGE OF ONE OF THE LONGER SIDE WALLS FOR SUPPORTING ARTICLES. IN HORIZONTAL CROSS SECTION, EACH OF THE SIDE WALLS HAS ITS MIDPOINT BOWED OUTWARDLY, AND ONE OF THE TWO SHORTER OPPOSING SIDE WALLS IS ABOUT HALF THE LENGTH OF THE OTHER TO PROVIDE A GENERALLY TRIANGULAR SHAPE IN BRACING THE STRUCTURE AGAINST DIAGONAL DEFORMATION WHEN THE BASIN IS FILLED WITH WATER AND BEING TRANSPORTED OR HELD BY HANDLES FORMED AT THE UPPER EDGE OF THE SHORTGER SIDE WALLS.
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| 138 | Personal washbowl | US3548423D | 1969-02-06 | US3548423A | 1970-12-22 | SEEDMAN MYER |
| 139 | Combined toilet fixture and basin | US3428964D | 1966-04-11 | US3428964A | 1969-02-25 | LUCAS DON D |
| 140 | Sponge-down apparatus | US66807946 | 1946-05-08 | US2469184A | 1949-05-03 | IVOR THOMAS CHARLES WILLIAM |
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