The present invention relates to a cover assembly that is attachable to a bathtub to reduce water spilling to areas outside the bathtub. In one embodiment, the cover assembly comprises a protective section and a flexible extended segment. The protective section comprises at least a front structure configured to help provide protection to an individual from physical impacts against the bathtub. The flexible extended segment is disposed adjacent the protective section and comprises a first surface and a second surface. The flexible extended segment is disposable into and out of an expanded orientation and a constricted orientation. The protective section and the flexible extended segment are collectively disposable into and out of an operative orientation and an inoperative orientation. The operative orientation comprises the flexible extended segment being disposed in the constricted orientation and attached to at least a portion of an inner surface of the bathtub.

A shower door track for mounting in a bathtub or shower. The shower door track is supported on the bathtub or shower and has a top surface to direct water into the tub. A channel extends the length of the track. A flexible elastomeric strip is mounted in the channel and bends when the user applies a horizontal force to the elastomeric strip to prevent injury or discomfort to the user.

The invention includes a shower hob apparatus, a method of constructing a shower hob, and a shower hob, for at least one side of a shower cubicle. The shower hob apparatus includes a base portion and a screen retaining portion. The base portion is affixed to a floor surface and has a waterproof layer applied thereon. Tile bedding and tiles may then be constructed on top of the base portion. The resultant shower hob is formed as part of a tiled floor, and provides a relatively strong and low profile shower hob compared to previous shower hobs.

A method of assembling a shower door sealing assembly includes inserting a bumper into a channel that extends along an outer perimeter of at least one vertical side of a door frame having two vertical sides and a horizontal side that extends between the vertical sides. The bumper is coupled to the door frame via a friction fit between the channel and the bumper. The method also includes installing the door frame within a showering enclosure in an orientation in which the vertical sides of the door frame are parallel to a wall of the showering enclosure and the at least one horizontal side is parallel to a floor of the showering enclosure.

The device for redirecting water underneath a shower chair is a shield that is installed on the underside of a shower chair and which redirects the flow of water that passes through the seat of the shower chair. The water is redirected to one side of the chair by the first landing on a water shield which is inclined and causes the water to flow towards the front of the chair. Water reaching the front of the water shield flows into a cylindrical member located at the front of the water shield. The cylindrical member is canted with respect to horizontal and cause the water to flow to a side of the chair.

An article for use in a water receiving structure is disclosed. The article is directed to keeping water inside a water receiving member and preventing water splash and water damage to adjacent surfaces.

An article for use in a water receiving structure is disclosed. The article is directed to keeping water inside a water receiving member and preventing water splash and water damage to adjacent surfaces.

A bathtub wall-extending device is provided. The device is comprised of a body comprised of at least one fastener which allows the body to removably attach to a bathtub wall in a waterproof manner. As a result, the body raises the height of the bathtub wall to allow the bathtub to become a deep-soaking tub. The body may also be comprised of at least one gasket for additional waterproofing as well as a veneer or other simulated finish to match the existing bathtub wall exterior.

A retractable bathing splash barrier device for use with bathtubs or shower-tub combos. The device includes a spool that allows the user to retract and store the splash barrier when not in use. The splash barrier is made of clear, flexible, waterproof material with a handle for easy gripping and attachment to hooks on the opposite wall. The device also includes wall mounted hooks with sticky pads for easy attachment to the bathtub walls. The suction cup strip along the bottom of the splash barrier helps to prevent water from escaping under the splash barrier.

A bathtub water capturing assembly includes a mount with a top wall having a front edge, a rear edge, a first end edge and a second end edge. A front wall is attached to and extends downwardly from the front edge. A rear wall is attached to and extends downwardly from the rear edge. A receiving space is defined between the front and rear walls. The receiving space receives the bathtub wall. A housing for catching water is attached to the front wall. The housing has an open top side.