A multi-compartment walk-in bathtub is disclosed that allows for a first compartment of the walk-in bathtub to be filled with a quantity of water while a second compartment of the walk-in bathtub allows the user to enter the bathtub. A first movable gate contains a volume of water in the first compartment while the second compartment is in an unfilled condition. A second movable gate is operable to open and close an entry sidewall of the bathtub, allowing the user to enter the second compartment. The second movable gate is then moved to a closed position. When the second movable gate is in the closed condition, the first movable gate may be moved to an open condition to release the volume of water and fill the walk-in bathtub to a filled condition. A seat may be provided that is selectively elevated and lowered by drive mechanism.

Movable bathtub assembly characterized in that all arms, joints and mechanism mounting structures are arranged below an upper edge (29) of a bathtub (1) supported by its legs (7) on a base (30) and situated in the bathing position, in principle horizontally, completely inside the space defined by the upper edge (29) of the bathtub (1), the base (30) and walls (36) adjusted to the bathtub (1), in such way, that the bathtub is displaced following the rotation of arms (2, 3) from its bathing position to its vertical position, where the concave side of the bathtub is directed towards the place of its center in the bathing position.

Movable bathtub assembly characterized in that all arms, joints and mechanism mounting structures are arranged below an upper edge (29) of a bathtub (1) supported by its legs (7) on a base (30) and situated in the bathing position, in principle horizontally, completely inside the space defined by the upper edge (29) of the bathtub (1), the base (30) and walls (36) adjusted to the bathtub (1), in such way, that the bathtub is displaced following the rotation of arms (2, 3) from its bathing position to its vertical position, where the concave side of the bathtub is directed towards the place of its center in the bathing position.

The bathtub device of the present invention includes a water discharge part (8) provided on a bathtub main body, a circulation channel (4), a circulation pump (6) provided on the circulation channel, a temperature modification part (7), a sensing unit (22) for detecting a temperature of hot water in the bathtub main body, and a controller (16) for controlling the temperature of hot water, where the controller performs a water discharge temperature adjustment mode in which the temperature of hot water discharged from the water discharge part is reduced to within the predetermined temperature range, when the temperature is higher than an upper limit temperature of a predetermined temperature range, or a water discharge temperature adjustment mode in which the temperature of hot water is increased to within the predetermined temperature range, when the temperature is lower than a lower limit temperature of the predetermined temperature range.

A water control system including a showerhead and a tub faucet. The faucet has a valve configured to automatically restrict fluid flow through the faucet and direct fluid to the showerhead as a function of a parameter, such as a predetermined water temperature. The faucet has many modes of operation, including a Reset Mode, an Auto-Divert Mode, a Bypass Mode, and a Cold Mode. One embodiment includes an auto divert tub faucet that can be reset with less than 10 lbs. of force that is ADA compliant. Another embodiment includes a faucet configured to prevent hammering. Another embodiment includes a faucet configured to prevent leakage over time, and another embodiment includes a universal adapter allowing the faucet to be joined to the adapter without requiring hardware.

Mounting plate (1) for a lavatory body (2) of a washlet, comprising: a building-side installation surface (3); a front installation surface (4) for connecting to a lavatory body (2); at least one opening (23, 24) for leading through a flushing water supply and an outflow; means (29) for fastening the mounting plate (1) to a building wall; a first and a second supporting element (8, 9) which are designed as plug elements for pluggable mounting of a lavatory body (2) onto the mounting plate (1); an electrical plug connector (46) arranged on the front installation surface (4); and a water supply connection piece (43). Lavatory body (2) for pluggable mounting onto a mounting plate (1), comprising two or more horizontally spaced-apart guide elements (15) which are fastened in the cavity (14) to the ceramic body (20) and are designed for pluggable connection to supporting elements (8, 9) on a mounting plate (1); and a bidet device (30) with an electric connection (31) which is fixedly arranged on the lavatory body (2) and is designed as a plug connector accessible from the rear side (13) of the ceramic body (20).

A back scrubbing assembly includes a reservoir that may be filled with a liquid soap. The reservoir may be coupled to a wall in a shower. A plurality of couplers is provided and each of the couplers is coupled to the reservoir. Each of the couplers may engage the wall in the shower. A plurality of cleaning members is provided. A selected one of the cleaning members is removably coupled to the reservoir. Thus, the selected cleaning member may scrub a back of a user.

A douche toilet including a toilet bowl having a flushing water connection for feeding flushing water into a flushing chamber defined by the toilet bowl, having a lower end and an upper end delimited by a toilet opening, a drain connection including a primary odor trap for carrying away waste water from the flushing chamber in the course of a flushing operation, a personal cleaning device fed by way of a drinking water line for performing personal cleaning in respect of a user, as well as a safety device for safeguarding a drinking water line is provided. To provide for a compact douche toilet fulfilling the requirements of DIN EN 1717, the safety device includes a damage opening arranged below an upper edge of the toilet opening.

A flush toilet includes: a bowl portion; a rim portion disposed on a top edge of the bowl portion; a spout portion for spouting flush water supplied from the water supply source to the bowl portion to form a circulating current; a discharge passage for discharging waste in the bowl portion, an inlet portion of the discharge passage being connected at the bottom of the bowl portion; a sanitary washing device disposed at a rear of the bowl portion, the sanitary washing device including a nozzle for spraying flush water toward a user positioned over the bowl portion; and a skirt portion disposed to respectively cover sides of both the bowl portion and the discharge passage.

A toilet apparatus provides intelligent bidet dispensing. Dynamic dispensing according to a bidet wand position, type of substance dispensed, user preferences, user gender, and user identification is disclosed. Cleansers, surfactants, moisturizers, medicines, deodorants, and fragrances are dispensed through a bidet wand to a user and are stored reservoirs which are contained in a tank area of the toilet. In other embodiments, reporting of levels of reservoir substances is automated.