Device for supporting a foot

a technology for supporting feet and feet, which is applied in the field of foot rests, can solve the problems of difficult use of conventional constructions, and achieve the effect of increasing the volume of the suction cavity and easy attachment or removal

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-07-19
MARKET FINDER CORP
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[0002] The present invention is a device for supporting a person's foot which may be easily attached or removed from a wall such as that commonly found in a bath or a shower. In one embodiment, the device comprises a suction member engageable with the wall to form a suction cavity. The device further comprises a support housing engageable with the suction member and having a central hole. The device further comprises a screw member engaged with the suction member and extending thru the central hole of the support housing. The device further comprises a fastener member engageable with the screw member to increase the volume of the suction cavity thereby creating a vacuum and securing the suction member to the wall. The device further comprises a platform extending outward from the support housing for supporting the person's foot.

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Such conventional constructions are difficult to use insomuch as the person attaches the device to a wall by pushing the multiple suction cups against the wall and detaches the device by pulling or tearing the multiple suction cups from the wall.

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[0010] Referring to FIGS. 1-6, the present invention is a device 14 that may be easily attached to a wall 10 for supporting a person's foot (not shown) and detached when desired. The wall 10 may be that of a common tile wall found in a bath or shower or any other wall that is substantially planar and smooth. As shown in FIG. 1, the device 14 generally comprises a suction member 16, a screw member 46, a spring 60, a support housing 32, a fastener member 62, and a platform 68. As shown in FIG. 5, the suction member 16 is engageable with the wall 10 to form a suction cavity 12. The support housing 32 is engageable with the suction member 16 and has a central hole 42. The screw member 46 is engaged with the suction member 16 and extends or passes thru the central hole 42 of the support housing 32. As shown in FIG. 6, the fastener member 62 is engageable with the screw member 46 to increase the volume of the suction cavity 12 thereby creating a vacuum within the suction cavity 12 to secu...

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The present invention is a device for mounting to a bathroom wall and supporting a person's foot during shaving. The device comprises a suction member engageable with the wall to form a suction cavity. The device further comprises a support housing engageable with the suction member and having a central hole. The device further comprises a screw member engaged with the suction member and extending thru the central hole of the support housing. The device further comprises a fastener member engageable with the screw member to increase the volume of said suction cavity thereby creating a vacuum to secure said suction member to the wall. The device further comprises a platform extending outward from the support housing for supporting the person's foot.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION [0001] U.S. Pat. No. 5,331,693 discloses a foot rest having a plurality of suction cups for attaching the foot rest to a wall of a shower. Such conventional constructions are difficult to use insomuch as the person attaches the device to a wall by pushing the multiple suction cups against the wall and detaches the device by pulling or tearing the multiple suction cups from the wall. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION [0002] The present invention is a device for supporting a person's foot which may be easily attached or removed from a wall such as that commonly found in a bath or a shower. In one embodiment, the device comprises a suction member engageable with the wall to form a suction cavity. The device further comprises a support housing engageable with the suction member and having a central hole. The device further comprises a screw member engaged with the suction member and extending thru the central hole of the support housing. The device further comprises a...

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IPC IPC(8): A47K3/024
CPCA47K3/281A47K3/12
Inventor LEE, SHUN CHINLEE, CHENG LUN
Owner MARKET FINDER CORP
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