Shower bath chair

Abstract

A chair made of a single-piece molded plastic laminate element specially designed for the safety and comfort of the person having a shower and the facilitation of personal cleanliness. It is provided with a spoon-shaped concave seat, with a lateral-back guarding flap and a front opening having three defined sectors for the optimum hygiene of men and women's private parts; similarly it has a feetrest which in combination with the frontal opening allows safe and easy cleanliness of feet and side handles which facilitate standing up from the seat, the seat projecting itself in a bending manner into the lower sector and turning into four reinforced equally-spaced legs with their respective cross-members.

I claimed:  
     
         1 ) A “SHOWER BATH CHAIR” of the type made of a plastic laminate element molded into a single-piece with the shape of a chair characterized in that it comprises a concave spoon-shaped seat with a slope towards the back sector, and a lateral-back guarding flap originated at the front sector and gradually and symmetrically ascending towards the back sector forming a curved surface without continuity with the seat, said seat having a three-sector front opening which enters symmetrically and transversely, a first sector with a wide and curved opening originated adjacent to the sides and which penetrates in a bending manner on the center of the seat, where it continues through a middle sector, with a semicircular , slightly wider perimeter, where it continues through a third sector, longitudinal, slightly trapezoidal which finishes at a curved end adjacent to the contouring flap at the back sector.  
     
     
         2 ) A “SHOWER BATH CHAIR” as claimed in  1  characterized in that it comprises a pair of symmetrical handles on the sides of the contouring flap in the same continuity of the material.  
     
     
         3 ) A “SHOWER BATH CHAIR” as claimed in any of the prior claims characterized in that the seat projects towards the lower sector in curved edges, forming four equally-spaced legs joined by respective cross-members.  
     
     
         4 ) A “SHOWER BATH CHAIR” as claimed in any of the prior claims characterized in that the cross-member of the front sector has two feetrests.  
     
     
         5 ) A “SHOWER BATH CHAIR” as claimed in any of the prior claims characterized in that two curved entrances of the contouring flap are arranged at the back sector of the chair, related to the stackable insertion of the legs.