A diverter seal member for a diverter structure of a tub spout structure includes a central body, a first seal extension, and a second seal extension. The central body includes a first side, a second side, and an aperture extending completely through the central body between the first side and the second side of the central body. The first seal extension extends from the first side of the central body and around a central axis that extends axially through a center of the aperture. The first seal extension includes a first extension side, a second extension side, and an extension end. The extension end of the first seal extension extends substantially perpendicularly to the first extension side and the second extension side of the first seal extension. The second seal extension extends from the second side of the central body around the central axis of the aperture.

A shower system includes a shower assembly and a mounting system. The shower assembly includes a chamber configured to receive water from a water source and a plurality of outlets configured to pass water from the chamber. The chamber is unpressurized by a supply pressure of the water source. The mounting system is for coupling the shower assembly to a building structure. The mounting system is configured to adjust a position of the shower assembly relative to the building structure. The mounting system includes a post and a fitting. The post is configured to be coupled to the building structure at a fixed position. The fitting is coupled to the shower assembly and adjustably coupled to the post, such that a vertical position of the shower assembly may be adjusted relative to the post and the building structure.

A shower system includes a shower assembly and a mounting system. The shower assembly includes a chamber configured to receive water from a water source and a plurality of outlets configured to pass water from the chamber. The chamber is unpressurized by a supply pressure of the water source. The mounting system is for coupling the shower assembly to a building structure. The mounting system is configured to adjust a position of the shower assembly relative to the building structure. The mounting system includes a post and a fitting. The post is configured to be coupled to the building structure at a fixed position. The fitting is coupled to the shower assembly and adjustably coupled to the post, such that a vertical position of the shower assembly may be adjusted relative to the post and the building structure.

A crank connection structure includes a crank and a connection pipe. The crank and the connection pipe are connected in a plug-in manner and are rotatable relative to each other. A sealing ring is provided between the crank and the connection pipe. A faucet includes a body and the crank connection structure. The connection pipe is connected to the body. For the crank connection structure and the faucet using the structure, during the installation, only the angle relationship between the crank and the connection pipe needs to be adjusted, and the sealing ring is used for sealing the crank and the connection pipe without requiring raw material belt. The angles between the faucet body and the two cranks can be simultaneously adjusted to be at same level by rotating the faucet body, which abandons the traditional way of separately adjusting the cranks for leveling, achieving faster installation and adjustment.

In order to front mount the faucet assembly on the sink, the connectors that are secured to the inlet ports are passed through enlarged openings in the splash board and the body of the faucet assembly is secured to the splash board via brackets. After positioning gaskets in place, the housing is moved over the body and dropped into place with the externally threaded ends of the cylindrical chambers and outlet port protruding through three circular openings in the housing.

A mixer valve (1) comprising a body (2) and at least one inlet (14) adapted to be connected to a fluid supply, the inlet (14) comprising a connector (6) arranged to be connectable to a fluid supply pipe (10) projecting from a mounting surface, and an adjustment means arranged to adjust a position of the connector (6) relative to the mounting surface.

A mixer valve (1) comprising a body (2) and at least one inlet (14) adapted to be connected to a fluid supply, the inlet (14) comprising a connector (6) arranged to be connectable to a fluid supply pipe (10) projecting from a mounting surface, and an adjustment means arranged to adjust a position of the connector (6) relative to the mounting surface.

An industrial plumbing fixture adaptor kit for connecting a handle assembly to a water valve and a related method. The kit may be used on a variety of water valves where different spacing exists between the handle and the water valve. The kit includes an adaptor having a conical element and hollow tube. A bushing is mountable between the conical element and external threads of the adaptor, and a handle is threadably attached to the adaptor and received in the bushing for forming a handle assembly. An interchangeable adaptor element is connectable to the water valve. Several interchangeable adaptor elements are provided, each with a different length and a different configured head. The interchangeable adaptor element is affixed to a stem of the water valve and is received in the hollow tube of adaptor when the handle assembly is secured to the fixture trim.

The present disclosure relates to an extendable shower control device that comprises: a tube structure having a first inlet tube, a second inlet tube and an outlet tube; a mixing valve having mixing chamber in fluid communication with the outlet tube, as well as at least one of the first inlet tube and second inlet tube; a switching valve suitable for control the switching on/off of the outlet tube; a mounting disc provided to be spaced apart from the tube structure; and a transferring and adjusting mechanism which is mounted between the switching valve and the mounting disc in such a manner that the length of the mechanism is adjustable, and is able to operate the switching valve under an external force. The shower control device can be selectively configured in a wall in either a shallow or reduced installation state, or a deep or extended installation state.

A sanitary fitting, in particular a flush-mounted sanitary fitting, with a rosette that covers a subassembly of the sanitary fitting and that has a trim part on the visible side and a mounting part that is covered by the trim part and can be clamped to the subassembly with an installation wall interposed. The trim part and the mounting part are joined to one another by a separate bayonet ring element that has at least one locking element which can be moved along the circumference of the rosette in a direction of actuation between a locking position, in which the trim part is installed on the mounting part, and a release position, in which the trim part is detachable from the mounting part.