A soap dispenser for use in a shower room in a hotel bathroom, includes bottles for containing shampoo or shower gel, and a placement sheet, one side of the placement sheet is bent downward in an arc shape, placement rings are provided on the placement sheet, and a semicircular ring sheet is provided at each of the placement rings near the side of the placement sheet in the form of an arc-shaped surface; a fixing sheet is hinged to one end of the placement sheet, two snapping grooves are provided on the fixing sheet, an edge of each of the snapping grooves is butt-jointed with an edge of the respective semicircular ring sheet, and an edge of a bottom face of the snapping groove abuts against the placement ring.

A showerhead accessory system provides a showerhead and a modular storage system. A collar is able to slide over and affix to a shower arm and has a beveled edge that acts as a bearing surface for the modular storage system to hang from. The modular storage accessory includes a frame with a hanger and a series of rectangular rungs serially descending from the hanger. Various accessories, such as baskets, mirrors, and toothbrush holders may be hung from the rungs. The hanger has two tiers, of which the upper tier is able to bear against the collar, and the lower tier is able to pass over the showerhead. This system enables removal of the caddy from the showerhead without any tools or manipulation of moving parts. The showerhead features various features and accessories including a backscratcher, a toggle switch, and a flow meter.

A bracket that holds an aromatherapy product, or other amenity item, in a shower, with an integrated security leash that keeps the bottle from being stolen. The combination of the bracket with the integrated leash solves a security/theft problem for the customer using the bracket. The present invention provides a unique way to attach a leash and collar to the bottle so it can be secured and not stolen from the shower where the bracket system is used.

A dispenser has a fastening mechanism having a fastened configuration that fastens a cover of the dispenser to a base of the dispenser, and an unfastened configuration that allows the cover to open from the base. The fastening mechanism has a locked state in which the fastening mechanism requires a key to move from the fastened configuration to the unfastened configuration and an unlocked state in which the fastening mechanism is movable from the fastened configuration to the unfastened configuration without the presence of the key. A release member is actuable by a button without the presence of the key to open the dispenser when the fastening mechanism is in the unlocked state, and the release member is actuable by the key to disengage the release member from the cooperating member when the fastening mechanism is in the locked state.

A flexible mounting system for a chemical product dispenser includes a dispenser holder and at least one mounting apparatus. The dispenser holder may be attached to the mounting apparatus by means of a releasable connection mechanism. The releasable connection mechanism may provide for attachment of the dispenser holder to the mounting apparatus in multiple orientations. In one example, the mounting apparatus includes a mounting bracket configured for mounting to a support object, such as a wall, table, counter top, cabinet, shelf, cart etc. In another example, the mounting apparatus includes a mounting clamp configured for mounting to ledges, poles, bedrails, handles, etc.

A flexible mounting system for a chemical product dispenser includes a dispenser holder and at least one mounting apparatus. The dispenser holder may be attached to the mounting apparatus by means of a releasable connection mechanism. The releasable connection mechanism may provide for attachment of the dispenser holder to the mounting apparatus in multiple orientations. In one example, the mounting apparatus includes a mounting bracket configured for mounting to a support object, such as a wall, table, counter top, cabinet, shelf, cart etc. In another example, the mounting apparatus includes a mounting clamp configured for mounting to ledges, poles, bedrails, handles, etc.

A receptacle holder may include a holder base portion configured to support the bottom of a receptacle, a holder upper portion and an elongated holder back portion extending between the holder base portion and the holder upper portion. A confining member may be provided to pivot relative the holder upper portion between a closed position (A) for confining the neck and/or the shoulder of the receptacle, and a release position to allow removal of the receptacle from the receptacle holder. A locking member may be provided to prevent movement of the confining member. The locking member may be brought out of engagement with a trough hole by application of a force (F) onto a locking portion through the through hole thereby allowing the confining member to be pivoted relative the holder upper portion.

The present disclosure relates to a device for attachment of an accessory, in particular a domestic accessory, on a wall, comprising a relief for snap-fit and a profile forming a base, where the base has first and second opposite flat surfaces, where the first surface of the base is intended to be attached flat on the wall and the snap-fit relief projects from the second surface of the base. The disclosure also relates to an accessory, and assembly of an attachment device and an accessory, a method for mounting an attachment device of an accessory and a method for attachment of an accessory onto an attachment device.

A lockable receptacle holder 10 comprising a holder base portion 20 configured to support the bottom 5 of a receptacle 1; a holder upper portion 30 and an elongated holder back portion 40 extending between the holder base portion 20 and the holder upper portion 30, wherein the holder base portion 20 and the holder upper portion 30 extend laterally from the holder back portion 40 and parallel to each other, and wherein; the holder upper portion 30 comprises a closed space C configured to at least partially enclose and releasably confine the neck 2 or shoulder 3 of a receptacle placed on the holder base portion 20, and; a cap locking member 80 for preventing removal of a cap 9 of a receptacle 1 in the receptacle holder 10.

A wall-mounted dispenser for supplying and removing a liquid, in particular a detergent substance or a care product for personal hygiene, the dispenser including a replaceable container (1) for the liquid and a wall mount (2) for mounting the wall-mounted dispenser on a structural facility. The container is provided with a dispensing unit (6) for the dosed removal of liquid from the container, and the wall mount has an upper holding element (13) and a lower holding element (17) for holding and securing the container against unauthorized removal from the wall mount. The wall mount has at least two mounting parts (9, 10) that can be moved or adjusted in relation to each other. An upper mounting part (9) is securely connected to the upper holding element (13) and a lower mounting part (10) is securely connected to the lower holding element (17), respectively.