| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 卫生表面材料的载体，使其与卫生淋浴设备的 底部尺寸匹配的方法，载体的应用 | CN200880112143.4 | 2008-10-20 | CN101827549B | 2012-02-29 | 马丁·申德勒 |
| 本发明涉及一种用于卫生的表面材料的载体(1)，该载体具有：用于卫生的表面材料的支承面；用于布置在下垫面上的底面；大约在平放的载体的垂直方向上的、贯通的开口，其形成侧端面；以及密封件，其至少部分地覆盖在至少一个表面上，其中，在至少一个表面上的密封件仅仅牢固地安装在一个第一部分区域(11)上并且松散地覆盖在表面的至少另一个第二部分区域(12)上。本发明还涉及一种用于使这种载体与卫生的淋浴设备的期望的底部尺寸进行匹配的方法以及一种对这种用于卫生间的载体的应用。 | ||||||
| 2 | 卫生表面材料的载体,使其与卫生淋浴设备的底部尺寸匹配的方法,载体的应用 | CN200880112143.4 | 2008-10-20 | CN101827549A | 2010-09-08 | 马丁·申德勒 |
| 本发明涉及一种用于卫生的表面材料的载体(1)，该载体具有：用于卫生的表面材料的支承面；用于布置在下垫面上的底面；大约在平放的载体的垂直方向上的、贯通的开口，其形成侧端面；以及密封件，其至少部分地覆盖在至少一个表面上，其中，在至少一个表面上的密封件仅仅牢固地安装在一个第一部分区域(11)上并且松散地覆盖在表面的至少另一个第二部分区域(12)上。本发明还涉及一种用于使这种载体与卫生的淋浴设备的期望的底部尺寸进行匹配的方法以及一种对这种用于卫生间的载体的应用。 | ||||||
| 3 | Improved bathtub | JP2009520115 | 2007-07-19 | JP2009543651A | 2009-12-10 | ヴァヴヴェッスィ、ファビオ アナスターシ |
| 浴槽１００は、実質的に柔軟で、水、又は衛生目的を意図した他の液体で満たすために適した容積を画定するのに適した、発泡高分子素材の支持材１を備え、少なくとも部分的に前記支持材１を覆うための被覆物２を更に備え、前記被覆物２が複数のブロック２１によってモザイク状に作られており、前記ブロックが前記支持材１より高い構造的剛性を示す、ことを特徴とする。 | ||||||
| 4 | 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. | ||||||
| 5 | Bathtub/shower tray support | US13862018 | 2013-04-12 | US09271610B2 | 2016-03-01 | Richard W. Roberts, Jr. |
| A floor support structure for a bathtub or a shower tray floor, taking the form of a separate element to be used in conjunction with a traditional bathtub or shower tray floor, or as a unitary shower tray floor formed with the support structure integrated therein. The supports include a hollow plastic shell having a lower surface for lying on a planar subfloor, an upper surface contoured to the desired shape and a peripheral sidewall extending there between. Preferably, a drain hole is formed in the plastic shell which also interconnects the upper and lower surfaces thereby defining a hollow interior cavity. The cavity is filled with expandable thermoplastic foam beads which are expanded in place with steam in order to substantially fill the interior cavity thermally bonding the beads together and to the shell interior wall. The expanded foam bead is capable of being compressed without substantial permanent set. | ||||||
| 6 | Carrier Body for Sanitary Surface Material, Method of Adapting Such a Carrier Body to Floor Dimensions of a Sanitary Shower Facility, and Use of the Carrier Body | US12682625 | 2008-10-20 | US20100218310A1 | 2010-09-02 | Martin Schindler |
| The invention relates to a carrier body (1) for sanitary surface material, having a bearing surface for the sanitary surface material, having a floor surface for arranging on an underlying surface, having a through-opening which runs approximately in the vertical direction of the horizontal carrier body, and forms lateral end surfaces, and having a sealing element, which covers over at least one of the surfaces at least in part, wherein the sealing element on the at least one surface is fixed only to a first sub-region (11) and loosely covers over at least a further, second sub-region (12) of the surface. The invention also relates to a method of adapting such a carrier body to the desired floor dimensions of a sanitary shower facility, and to the use of this carrier body for a sanitary cubicle. | ||||||
| 7 | BATH | US12374142 | 2007-07-19 | US20090307835A1 | 2009-12-17 | Fabio Anastasi Vavvessi |
| A bath (100) comprises a support (1) of foamed polymeric material, substantially soft, suitable for defining a volume suitable for being filled with water or other liquid intended for sanitary purposes, characterised in that it further comprises a coating (2), for at least partly covering said support (1), said coating (2) being made mosaic-wise by a plurality of blocks (21), said blocks exhibiting structural stiffness higher than said support (1). | ||||||
| 8 | Bathtub support member | US14966773 | 2015-12-11 | US09820619B2 | 2017-11-21 | 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. | ||||||
| 9 | Carrier body for sanitary surface material, method of adapting such a carrier body to floor dimensions of a sanitary shower facility, and use of the carrier body | US12682625 | 2008-10-20 | US09687118B2 | 2017-06-27 | Martin Schindler |
| The invention relates to a carrier body (1) for sanitary surface material, having a bearing surface for the sanitary surface material, having a floor surface for arranging on an underlying surface, having a through-opening which runs approximately in the vertical direction of the horizontal carrier body, and forms lateral end surfaces, and having a sealing element, which covers over at least one of the surfaces at least in part, wherein the sealing element on the at least one surface is fixed only to a first sub-region (11) and loosely covers over at least a further, second sub-region (12) of the surface. The invention also relates to a method of adapting such a carrier body to the desired floor dimensions of a sanitary shower facility, and to the use of this carrier body for a sanitary cubicle. | ||||||
| 10 | Bathtub/Shower Tray Support | US13862018 | 2013-04-12 | US20140304907A1 | 2014-10-16 | Richard W. Roberts, JR. |
| A floor support structure for a bathtub or a shower tray floor, taking the form of a separate element to be used in conjunction with a traditional bathtub or shower tray floor, or as a unitary shower tray floor formed with the support structure integrated therein. The supports include a hollow plastic shell having a lower surface for lying on a planar subfloor, an upper surface contoured to the desired shape and a peripheral sidewall extending there between. Preferably, a drain hole is formed in the plastic shell which also interconnects the upper and lower surfaces thereby defining a hollow interior cavity. The cavity is filled with expandable thermoplastic foam beads which are expanded in place with steam in order to substantially fill the interior cavity thermally bonding the beads together and to the shell interior wall. The expanded foam bead is capable of being compressed without substantial permanent set. | ||||||
| 11 | Mounting plate | US12655941 | 2010-01-11 | US20100175761A1 | 2010-07-15 | Werner SCHLUETER |
| A mounting plate 10 for the laying of a floor drain which has at least one drain housing and a drain pipe to be connected to the latter, comprising a pre-fabricated housing recess 24 for accommodating the drain housing and at least one pre-fabricated pipe channel 26, 28; 42, 44 extending from the housing recess 24 for accommodating the drain pipe, the at least one pipe channel 26, 28; 42, 44 being open at least partially on just one side. | ||||||
| 12 | Light-weight bathtub structure | US46226054 | 1954-10-14 | US2784417A | 1957-03-12 | STRAND CARL A |
| 13 | Bathtub/shower tray support | US15045472 | 2016-02-17 | US10130220B2 | 2018-11-20 | Richard W. Roberts |
| A floor support structure for a bathtub or a shower tray floor, taking the form of a separate element to be used in conjunction with a traditional bathtub or shower tray floor, or as a unitary shower tray floor formed with the support structure integrated therein. The supports include a hollow plastic shell having a lower surface for lying on a planar subfloor, an upper surface contoured to the desired shape and a peripheral sidewall extending there between. Preferably, a drain hole is formed in the plastic shell which also interconnects the upper and lower surfaces thereby defining a hollow interior cavity. The cavity is filled with expandable thermoplastic foam beads which are expanded in place with steam in order to substantially fill the interior cavity thermally bonding the beads together and to the shell interior wall. The expanded foam bead is capable of being compressed without substantial permanent set. | ||||||
| 14 | Carrier Body for Sanitary Surface Material | US15626358 | 2017-06-19 | US20170280943A1 | 2017-10-05 | Martin Schindler |
| A carrier body assembly for forming part or all of a shower floor includes a rigid carrier body having a bearing surface for sanitary surface material such as tile and a sealing membrane that overlies the top or bottom surface of the carrier body but is attached to only a portion of the top or bottom surface. The unattached portion of the membrane is folded away from the carrier body to enable trimming of the carrier body to fit without damaging the membrane. After installation of the carrier body the membrane overlies the adjacent shower structure to form a watertight, water-impermeable connection between the carrier body and the adjacent shower structure. | ||||||
| 15 | BATHTUB/SHOWER TRAY SUPPORT | US15045472 | 2016-02-17 | US20160157681A1 | 2016-06-09 | Richard W. Roberts |
| A floor support structure for a bathtub or a shower tray floor, taking the form of a separate element to be used in conjunction with a traditional bathtub or shower tray floor, or as a unitary shower tray floor formed with the support structure integrated therein. The supports include a hollow plastic shell having a lower surface for lying on a planar subfloor, an upper surface contoured to the desired shape and a peripheral sidewall extending there between. Preferably, a drain hole is formed in the plastic shell which also interconnects the upper and lower surfaces thereby defining a hollow interior cavity. The cavity is filled with expandable thermoplastic foam beads which are expanded in place with steam in order to substantially fill the interior cavity thermally bonding the beads together and to the shell interior wall. The expanded foam bead is capable of being compressed without substantial permanent set. | ||||||
| 16 | Foreign ground item with wedge-shaped reinforcement in the boundary region | US13444227 | 2012-04-11 | US20120272449A1 | 2012-11-01 | Stephan WEDI |
| A sub-base element (1), for example a shower tray base element, for designing a floor-level overall system. An essential component of such sub-base elements is generally a carrier element made of a rigid foam core, which has lower pressure resistance than the floor region surrounding the sub-base element. If the surrounding floor region and the sub-base element are not directly covered with a load-distributing and deformation-rigid layer, such as a covering made of floor tiles, but rather, for example, with a flexible covering, such as PVC, the rim zone of the carrier element constitutes a problem region. Notably with loads that are introduced in substantially punctiform manner, such as when passing over the edge with a wheel chair wheel, for example, frequent load changes in the edge region of the carrier element can result in mortar spalling beneath the flexible covering and in permanent deformation of the carrier element. | ||||||
| 17 | Method of making a sanitary basin | US305489 | 1994-09-13 | US5624517A | 1997-04-29 | Willibald Giesen; Michael Schroder; Franz Kind |
| A foamed plastic basin body for a sanitary basin is provided with a die in which a shell of thermoplastic foil, previously heated to a bonding temperature above the deep-drawing temperature is bonded by a deep-drawing die which serves to shape the shell. | ||||||
| 18 | Reinforcing device for bathtub | US802187 | 1991-12-04 | US5241713A | 1993-09-07 | Sung-Shun Wang |
| A reinforcing device for a bathtub consists of a bathtub body and a reinforcing base. The bathtub body has four feet beneath the bottom of the bathtub body. The reinforcing base has four basic holes corresponding to the four feet of the bathtub body. The four feet of the bathtub body are capable of being, respectively, inserted into the four basic holes of the reinforcing base. Each foot of the bathtub body and each basic hole of the reinforcing base are screwed up by a screw member, by which the reinforcing base is capable of being fastened with the bathtub body so as to increase the bearing strength and the durability of the bathtub body. | ||||||
| 19 | Lightweight bathtub construction | US36404553 | 1953-06-25 | US2697231A | 1954-12-21 | STRAND CARL A |
| 20 | 복합 회전 월풀 욕조 | KR1020170024314 | 2017-02-23 | KR101815245B1 | 2018-01-05 | 박세환 |
| 본발명은회전작동과높이조절이가능하여월풀욕조의사용편의성이향상된복합회전월풀욕조에관한것으로서, 상기복합회전월풀욕조는바닥면에설치되는지지대와, 상기지지대에높이조절가능하게설치되는승강수단과, 상기승강수단에회전가능하게설치되는틸팅수단과, 상기승강수단에의해상기지지대상에서상승또는하강되고저면이상기틸팅수단에연결되어회전작동되며저장된물을순환시켜욕조내부로고압으로분사하는월풀욕조, 그리고상기승강수단및 상기틸팅수단의작동을제어하는제어부를포함한다. 이러한구성으로, 사용자가욕조의내부에위치한상태에서제어부를선택적으로작동제어하여욕조의회전, 상승또는하강작동을용이하게제어하여사용자의편의성을향상시킬수 있는효과를얻을수 있다. | ||||||
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