A profile system comprises at least one elongated rail profile which extends in a longitudinal direction and has a constant cross-section, and at least one holding element which is designed to be detachably fastened to the rail profile. The rail profile, viewed in cross-section, has a substantially rectangular base section which is provided on its front side with a receiving groove extending in the longitudinal direction which describes a circular arc extending over at least 200° and having a first radius R.sub.1 and is accessible via a groove opening of a predetermined groove width, and at least one first fastening leg which adjoins the rear side of the base section substantially flush and projects outwards from the base section.

A support assembly that includes a structural member that is delimited by a first end and a second end with a first end cap configured to be at least partially disposed within the first end of the structural member and a second end cap configured to be at least partially disposed within the second end of the structural member to mount the structural member to a structure. The support assembly allows for forces to be applied in all directions without causing rotation or disengagement of the support assembly from a mounting structure.

A retractable shower assembly is provided. The retractable door assembly includes a housing, a retractable door, and a spring roller. The housing includes a shelving cavity. The retractable door is operable to move between a retracted position in which the retractable door is retracted into the housing and an extended position in which the retractable door extends out of the housing. The spring roller is configured to bias the retractable door toward the housing when the retractable door is between the retracted position and the extended position

The invention relates to a container receiving device (10) for a dispensing container (28), in particular dispensers for liquid media, comprising a housing (12) comprising four side walls (14, 16, 18) and a housing bottom (20) for receiving the dispensing container (28) and a housing lid (22), with a securing device (47) for the dispensing container (28), with the securing device (47) comprising a latch (50) movable between a locking position and a release position, with the latch (50) in the locking position being moved into a region above a wall of a dispensing container (25) located in the container receiving device (10), so that the dispensing container (28) is secured against removal from the container receiving device (10) and in the release position is moved, in particular pivoted, out of the region.

A locking member is configured to couple to a suction cup and a suction securing nut. The locking member includes a locking ring, and a container retaining housing coupled to the locking ring. The container retaining housing is configured to retain a container.

A bathroom stand for use in a bathroom is presented. The bathroom stand can be used to sanitarily and securely protecting a cellular phone, tablet, laptop, chrome book, book, etc. in a bathroom setting. The stand has a foot for stabilizing the stand. The stand has a post where a bottom end of the post coupled to the foot. The stand has a surface coupled to a top end of the post. The stand may be adjustable in height. The post may have one or more sections and the sections may be coupled together by joints. The joints may allow for the extending or retracting of the length of the post and/or may be moveable and lockable. The joint or couplings may further be swivels or hinges.

Exemplary embodiments of universal mounting brackets and dispensers with mounting brackets are disclosed herein. An exemplary universal dispenser mounting bracket includes a base. The base has a first surface for connecting to a dispenser. A first spring arm extends from the base in a first direction and has a first arm clamp. A second spring arm extends from the base in a second direction and has a second arm clamp. The first and second spring arms have a rest position and a biased position. Moving the first and second spring arms away from their rest position generates a clamp force in the spring arms that urges the first and second spring arms toward their rest position. When the mounting bracket is mounted to a surface, the base is on a first side of the surface and the first and second clamp arms are on a second side of the surface and the clamp force generated by the spring arms secures the mounting bracket to the surface.

A wall mounting system is provided including a fastening member including one or more mounting studs and one or more anchor apertures. The fastening member is configured to be anchored to a support structure by one or more fasteners disposed through the one or more anchor apertures. The wall mounting system also includes a bushing assembly including an inner portion including a through hole configured to receive a mounting stud and an outer portion configured to rotate about the inner portion and including at least one set screw aperture configured to align with a set screw aperture of an accessory sleeve and receive a set screw. Rotation of the outer portion about the inner portion enables indexing of the set screw aperture about a longitudinal axis of the bushing assembly.

Exemplary embodiments of wipes dispensing systems, wipes dispensing canisters and wipes dispensing mounting brackets are disclosed herein. An exemplary wipes dispensing system includes a wipes dispensing canister. The wipes dispensing canister includes one of a catch and a latch and a cap. A wall mounting bracket is included. The wall mounting bracket includes an opening for receiving the wipes dispensing canister, a first wall located on the inside of the opening and a second wall located on the inside of the opening. A cap ridge is formed between the first wall and the second wall. The wall mounting bracket further includes one of a catch and a latch. When the wipes dispensing canister is located within the wall mounting bracket, a bottom edge of the cap is located proximate the cap edge.

A structural frame of an aircraft lavatory unit includes a first side wall facing a latitudinal aisle, and boarding entrances are located at both ends of the latitudinal aisle. A pump-type bottle that can discharge a disinfectant for hands and fingers is disposed at the first side wall at a height at which a passenger can push down a head portion thereof.