161 |
Leg-fastening for bath-tubs |
US619988D |
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US619988A |
1899-02-21 |
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162 |
Leg for bath-tubs |
US603254D |
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US603254A |
1898-05-03 |
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163 |
Adjustable bath-tub support |
US576911D |
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US576911A |
1897-02-09 |
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164 |
Bath-tub |
US557289D |
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US557289A |
1896-03-31 |
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165 |
Portable bath-tub |
US494557D |
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US494557A |
1893-04-04 |
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166 |
grant |
US455615D |
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US455615A |
1891-07-07 |
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167 |
Bath-tub |
US327973D |
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US327973A |
1885-10-06 |
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168 |
To all whom it may concern |
US65172D |
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US65172A |
1867-05-28 |
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169 |
SLOPED SHOWER TILING FRAME |
US15844193 |
2017-12-15 |
US20180192830A1 |
2018-07-12 |
Raul Fraga |
A frame having a slope for supporting tiles of a shower floor, having: a plurality of slats in a grid formation; a higher portion and a lower portion creating the slope; a plurality of guide rails configured to hold the tiles in place at a uniform level with each other and following the slope when placed onto the frame; a drain hole at the lower portion, the drain hole aligning with a drain of the shower floor; the slope of the frame and the tiles allowing water to flow from the higher portion to the lower portion towards the drain and quickly drain the water into the drain, thus preventing accumulation of the water on the shower floor. |
170 |
BATHTUB SUPPORT MEMBER |
US14966773 |
2015-12-11 |
US20170164788A1 |
2017-06-15 |
Benjamin S. Cohen; Jeffrey F. Tempas; James N. Jaeckels; Darren R. Wojahn; Santosh R. Narasimhan; Adam W. Dwyer; Logan M. Tatem |
A support member for a bathtub comprises a base and a plurality of flexible elements. The base includes an upper surface configured to be coupled to a bathtub. The plurality of flexible elements extend laterally outward from a side of the base and are configured to engage a lower portion of the bathtub. |
171 |
Method of forming a bathing vessel |
US13883619 |
2011-09-02 |
US09661956B2 |
2017-05-30 |
Michael Glenn Geels |
A bathing vessel that includes a multi-layer structure of a first polymer layer and a second, adjacent polymer layer. Prior to formation of the second polymer layer on the first polymer layer, a surface of the first polymer layer is abraded and a surface wetting property of the surface is modified to promote bonding between the layers. |
172 |
BATHTUB APPLIQUE |
US15257006 |
2016-09-06 |
US20170065132A1 |
2017-03-09 |
Amber Lindsay Wighton |
A bathtub applique including a polyurethane panel, pressure sensitive adhesive, and release liner is described. |
173 |
VERTICAL WALL MOUNT SYSTEM |
US14985090 |
2015-12-30 |
US20160183736A1 |
2016-06-30 |
Richard White |
A vertical wall mount system is provided that is easily installed in a perfectly level and plumb manner and is further cable of being design to be completely waterproof, interchangeable and customizable to include endless additional features. The vertical wall mount system includes two main components: a sub-frame assembly and a panel frame assembly. The sub-frame assembly includes mounting clips for pivotal attachment to a wall frame, such as, a standard 2×4 stud. Horizontal wall rails are mounted on the mounting clips to create the sub-frame assembly. The horizontal wall rails are designed to support a panel assembly on the horizontal wall rails, which may, for example, include a tile panel. The panel assembly includes a panel frame secured to the back side of the panel, which panel assembly is designed to hang on the horizontal wall rails of the sub-frame assembly. |
174 |
Bathing vessel and method therefor |
US13883582 |
2011-09-02 |
US09357885B2 |
2016-06-07 |
Joel Lynn Hatchett; Jeffrey McKinley Boyd; Michael Glenn Geels; Scott Kapelanski |
A bathing vessel includes a base support having a base board that extends between a top, a bottom, first and second side edges, and first and second ends. Two legs are attached on the bottom of the base board, inboard from the respective first and second side edges. The base board is at least partially encapsulated in a polyurethane material. |
175 |
Structural wall design of a composite bathing vessel |
US13883078 |
2011-09-02 |
US09320393B2 |
2016-04-26 |
Michael Glenn Geels; Scott Kapelanski; Hyun Moon |
A bathing vessel has a first and a second sandwiched wall, each wall having a first layer of polyurethane material, a second layer of polyurethane material attached to the first layer, a third layer of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) material attached to the second layer, and a fourth layer of acrylic material attached to the third layer. A load element is disposed across and is integral with the first and second sandwiched walls. The load element distributes a load on one wall to an other wall and is visible to users of the bathing vessel. The load element is also a design element. |
176 |
Multi-piece bathing structure surround and method |
US13435856 |
2012-03-30 |
US09226623B2 |
2016-01-05 |
Michael Glenn Geels; Dane Hyatt Carswell; John Gerard Finch; Nirav D. Parikh; Lloyd D. Doigan |
A surround includes a first piece including a basin, a second piece having a second piece back wall and a second piece side wall attaching to the second piece back wall for being disposed horizontally atop the first piece, and a third piece having a third piece back wall and a third piece side wall attaching to the third piece back wall for being disposed horizontally atop the second piece back wall and the second piece side wall, wherein the first piece, the second piece and the third piece form a package wherein one of the second piece or the third piece is disposed about the basin and an other of the second piece or the third piece nests behind the one of the second piece or the third piece. |
177 |
Bathtub surround, kit and method |
US13523364 |
2012-06-14 |
US09066630B1 |
2015-06-30 |
James G. Burgio, Jr. |
A decorative surround for a tub, shower or the like is formed with three decorative polymeric panel members. A kit and method of installation for a home owner or others with little installation experience can enhance a bathroom and can be assembled and installed in an easy, quick and secure manner. |
178 |
Bathing area surround |
US11670117 |
2007-02-01 |
US09027176B2 |
2015-05-12 |
Peter Dabrowski |
An example bathing area surround includes panels having a slot flange and a hook flange. A hook-like projection on the hook flange of a first panel is extendable into a slot on the slot flange of a second panel. Another example bathing area surround includes the slot flange on a first bathing panel and the hook flange on a second bathing panel, and a seal located on at least one of the slot flange or the hook flange. The seal may comprise foam. The foam may be compressed. |
179 |
MOLDED STACKABLE BATHTUB WITH APRON AND MOUNTING ASSEMBLY |
US14037596 |
2013-09-26 |
US20150082534A1 |
2015-03-26 |
Lance Dale Lyons; Dale Allen Kehoe, II; Paul William Emerson; Richard Alexander Xouris; Nicolett Marie Bisnett; Jerry Ted Pruszynski; Bruce Miller; Robert Tupper Franz |
A molded bathtub and mounting assembly is provided that includes a molded bathtub having a basin, a rim attached to and extending at least partially around an upper end of the basin, and an apron attached to the rim and extending downwardly therefrom; and a mounting assembly including a mounting member and a mounting clip, and a gap located between a portion of the mounting clip and the mounting member, the gap configured to receive a lower end of the apron. Multiple bathtubs may be stacked together in an inverted position with an upper bathtub receiving the basin of a lower bathtub in a cavity of the upper bathtub defined by the basin therein. |
180 |
VERTICAL WALL MOUNT SYSTEM |
US14373321 |
2013-01-22 |
US20150000218A1 |
2015-01-01 |
Richard White |
A vertical wall mount system is provided that is easily installed in a perfectly level and plumb manner and is further cable of being design to be completely waterproof, interchangeable and customizable to include endless additional features. The vertical wall mount system includes two main components: a sub-frame assembly and a panel frame assembly. The sub-frame assembly includes mounting clips for pivotal attachment to a wall frame, such as, a standard 2×4 stud. Horizontal wall rails are mounted on the mounting clips to create the sub-frame assembly. The horizontal wall rails are designed to support a panel assembly on the horizontal wall rails, which may, for example, include a tile panel. The panel assembly includes a panel frame secured to the back side of the panel, which panel assembly is designed to hang on the horizontal wall rails of the sub-frame assembly. |