A wall-mounted water-controlling valve assembly has a seat, a valve jacket, a valve, a fixing ring, and a covering cap. The seat is deposited inside a wall and has a tubular sleeve. The valve jacket is slidably mounted in the tubular sleeve of the seat. The valve is mounted in the valve jacket. The fixing ring is connected to the tubular sleeve by screwing. The covering cap is connected to the valve jacket and the fixing ring and has a front side and a rear side. The front side of the covering cap is connected to the valve jacket. The rear side of the covering cap is connected to the fixing ring. The valve is scalably in the tubular sleeve via the valve jacket to adjust a protruding length of the wall-mounted water-controlling valve assembly to remain at the same length relative to the wall.

A faucet-mounted filter system includes a body forming a fluid chamber having a water inlet, a quick connect device positioned adjacent the water inlet for mounting the filter system to a water faucet, a filtered water flow path disposed within the body and in fluid communication with the water inlet, an unfiltered water flow path disposed within the body and in fluid communication with the water inlet, a diverter valve disposed within the fluid chamber and operable to open and close the filtered and unfiltered water flow paths, a seal, an actuator engaging the diverter valve to open and close the filtered and unfiltered water flow paths, a flow meter connected to the body and in fluid communication with the filter flow path, a filter housing connected to the body and having a reservoir, and a filter cartridge disposed within the reservoir.

The present invention provides a cartridge assembly for a faucet. The cartridge assembly permits flows from a first flow source and a second flow source to flow through the cartridge assembly and to be regulated through the faucet without permitting flows from the two sources to flow simultaneously through the cartridge assembly.

A faucet assembly includes a bushing defining a cutout at a portion of a first end, and a control handle received on the first end of the bushing. The control handle includes an inner wall defining a set screw bore therein, and an outer wall spaced apart from the inner wall, the outer wall defining a visible bore therethrough. The control handle further includes a cavity at least partially defined between the inner wall and the outer wall. The cavity is configured to receive at least a portion of the cutout.

A waterway assembly for a faucet including a plurality of tubular assemblies. Each tubular assembly includes a collar overmolded onto an end thereof and press fit onto a barbed fitting of an adapter.

A quick connect faucet contains: a hollow body, a control valve assembly, and a water supply set. The hollow body includes a longitudinal chamber and a channel, the longitudinal chamber has an accommodation groove having a fixing orifice and a first stepped. The control valve assembly includes a holder having a first locking rib, a cold-water conduit, a hot-water conduit, a mixing-water conduit, a bottom fence, and a fastener. The cold-water conduit has a cold-water inlet having a hot-water inlet, the bottom fence has at least one locking protrusion, and the fastener has at least two cutouts. The water supply set includes a cold-water inflow tube and a hot-water inflow tube, each of which has an outlet segment, wherein the outlet segment of the cold-water inflow tube has a peripheral trench, and the outlet segment of the hot-water inflow tube has a peripheral trench.

A pull-out faucet contains: a hollow body, a control valve assembly, a water supply pipe set, a water hose, and a spray head. The water supply pipe set includes a cold-water inflow tube, a hot-water inflow tube, and a mixing outflow tube. The hollow body includes a longitudinal chamber and an accommodation groove, and two opposite stop plates are arranged on a communication portion of the longitudinal chamber and the accommodation groove. The control valve assembly includes a right-angle valve block having a first channel, a second channel, a third channel, a first coupling tube, a second coupling tube, a third coupling tube, and two shoulders. The control valve assembly further includes a joining element, a mixing valve, a first cap configured to fix the mixing valve in the accommodation groove, and an operation lever configured to turn on/off and control the mixing valve.

A single coupled valve body of a faucet includes a faucet body, a water outlet pipe, and water inlet pipe connecting threads. The faucet body defines a water inlet channel and a first water outlet channel. The water outlet pipe is connected to a bottom surface of the faucet body. The water outlet pipe includes a second water outlet channel communicated with the first water outlet channel. The water inlet pipe connecting threads are disposed in the water inlet channel. The faucet body, the water outlet pipe, and the water inlet pipe connecting threads are made of plastic. The faucet body, the water outlet pipe, and the water inlet pipe connecting threads are integrally disposed.

A single coupled valve body of a faucet includes a faucet body, a water outlet pipe, and a mounting component. The faucet body defines a water inlet channel and a first water outlet channel. The water outlet pipe is connected to a bottom surface of the faucet body. The water outlet pipe includes a second water outlet channel communicated with the first water outlet channel. Both of the faucet body and the water outlet pipe are made of plastic and are integrally disposed. The mounting component includes a mounting ring and mounting threads. The mounting ring is hollow. The mounting threads are disposed on an outer surface of the mounting ring. The mounting ring is sleeved on an outer surface of the faucet body. The mounting ring and the mounting threads are made of metal.

The present invention provides a connector for a faucet that provides a single wand hose having two separate flow paths extending therethrough to a wand. The connector directs a first fluid supply through a first inlet and a second fluid supply through a second inlet. The first fluid supply is directed through an inner hose extending through the wand hose defining a first flow path. The second fluid supply is directed through a second flow path extending through the wand hose. The second flow path may extend between the inner hose and an outer hose.