A storage system or shower caddy for use in showers and bathrooms, for offering a compact and orderly arrangement of shampoo bottles, hair conditioning bottles, brushes, and shower puff type of soap appliques, and can be conveniently utilized for holding towels, as well as having at least one magnetically attached soap dish for bars of soap; or for holding rings, and other jewelry items during a shower sequence. The system provides for a more efficient method of expanding and contracting the length of a shower caddy rod that attaches to the walls of a shower stall. Magnets provide strong holding force between two elements of the shower caddy rod. Magnets hold the soap dishes securely in place along the shower caddy expansion rod.

A storage system for a shower enclosure includes a first wall member, a second wall member, and a storage accessory. The first wall member includes a corner defining a recessed portion. The first wall member further includes a corner notch disposed along the corner within the recessed portion, and a first side notch disposed along an inner side surface of the first wall member adjacent the recessed portion. The second wall member is coupled to the first wall member at an end of the corner adjacent the recessed portion and is oriented perpendicular to the first wall member. The second wall member includes a second side notch disposed along an inner side surface of the second wall member. The storage accessory is removably coupled between the first wall member and the second wall member at the corner notch, the first side notch, and the second side notch.

A shower bidet is provided. The shower bidet includes a plastic device operable for a user to sit upon. The plastic device includes a first seating surface disposed atop a first seating column, a second seating surface disposed atop a second seating column, and a bridge portion connecting the first seating column and the second seating column. The first seating surface and the first seating column are separated from the second seating surface and the second seating column such that a spray nozzle may be disposed between the first seating column and the second seating column.

A clip is provided, separately or integrated into a shower caddy, for removably suspending the shower caddy from a cylindrical arm to which a showerhead is attached. The clip includes a flexible body having first and second legs mirrored about a central axis thereof. The first and second legs define individual base ends and a bottom opening of the clip therebetween. The legs further define a generally central semi-cylindrical channel therebetween. The channel has an intermediate opening, between the channel and the bottom opening and contiguous with the bottom opening, for slidably receiving the cylindrical arm therethrough. The respective base ends of the first and second legs elastically flex around the diameter of the cylindrical arm to receive the cylindrical arm in the channel, and, thereafter, return toward an original configuration thereof, thereby gripping and removably securing the cylindrical arm within the channel.

The present invention relates to a glass element (1), which has at least one first plate (2) formed of glass, at least one second plate (3) and at least one sandwich layer (8), wherein the sandwich layer (8) is disposed between the first plate (2) and the second plate (3). The first plate (2) has a first side (4) and a second side (5), wherein the first side (4) is disposed on the sandwich layer (8). An adaptor unit (15) formed of metal is bonded to the first side (4) of the first plate (2). The adaptor unit (15) has a fixing unit (18). The fixing unit is disposed on a through-hole (14) of the second plate (3).

The invention relates to a body drier for a shower or bath, formed by a column which longitudinally defines a channel (6) on the inside thereof, said channel becoming progressively narrower from the upper part to the lower part, with a distribution of diffusion openings (7) for the outflow of air on the front part and an opening (8) on the upper part, in relation to which a mouth element (9) is arranged, to which the air outlet of a fan (10) is coupled.

A shower seat includes a frame having a first wall mount, a second wall mount spaced from the first wall mount, a rear support secured to and extending between the first and second wall mounts, a first rear leg, a second rear leg spaced from the first rear leg, a first side support, a second side support spaced from the first side support, a first front leg, and a second front leg spaced from the first front leg. The first and second wall mounts are configured to secure the frame to a wall. The first and second side supports are rotatable relative to the first and second wall mounts and the rear support. A seat is secured to the frame, with the frame configured to move the seat between a use position and a stowed position.

A bathing chair assembly for sitting level on an uneven surface includes a chair that may be positioned in a shower thereby facilitating the chair to support a physically disabled user in the shower. A plurality of legs is provided and each of the legs is removably coupled to the chair. Thus, each of the legs may support the chair in the shower. Each of the legs is positioned at a selected height with respect to the chair. Thus, the chair may sit level on an uneven surface.

Disclosed herein relates to a field of an intelligent shower system, and more particularly, to an intelligent shower system used for a shower and/or outputting water for other purposes, and methods of providing a recipe, and automatically updating the recipe associated with the intelligent shower system. In some embodiments, a method of updating a recipe is provided, in which the method includes: a set-point reception step of receiving, by a remote computing device, history data including one or more set-points which are inputted to a shower device directly or indirectly from a user; and a recipe updating step of generating, by the remote computing device, an updated shower recipe by applying the history data to a previous shower recipe.

A shower device includes an elongated hollow waterway, a spray head configured to emit water, and a valve. The elongated hollow waterway extends in a longitudinal direction and has a first end configured to receive water, a second end, and an internal fluid passage extending from the first end to the second end. The second end has a port extending in a radial direction from the internal fluid passage through the waterway. The valve is configured to control a water flow rate from the internal fluid passage of the waterway to the spray head. The valve includes a valve body that surrounds the port and a control member operatively coupled to the valve body and surrounding at least a portion of the valve body. Rotation of the control member and valve body relative to the waterway provides a variable adjustment of the water flow rate to the spray head.