Steam shower system

Abstract

A steam-water shower provides an inexpensive and easy to operate system which is low operating cost and easy to convert a convention shower to the present invented shower. This shower has a pivotal top which is hinged, at one end to the upper end of one of the walls. The top is provided with a slid able rod to enable to open and closed the top whichever is desirable. When steam shower is desired, the top can be closed. When the top is open, the shower turns to a

1 . A steam-water shower comprising
 an enclosure of at least three walls, a door, and a hot and cold water supply connected to a shower head;   a top pivotally mounted at its end on an upper end of one of said walls and extending to the opposite wall, said top having a T-shaped flange along a front side of the top, terminating at the mounted wall; and   Slid able means mounted on the flange for carrying a hook thereby said top is opened by lifting and sliding the hook towards the mounted wall for water shower and is closed by reversingly sliding and lowering the hook for steam shower.   
   
   
       2 . The steam-water shower of  claim 1  wherein the top opens downward outside of the shower, when the hook is further sliding down. 
   
   
       3 . The steam-water shower of  claim 1  wherein slid able means is a carrier having a mating T-shaped channel for movably mounding on said T-shaped flange, and said carrier further comprising a block having a bore to receive a removable hook. 
   
   
       4 . The steam-water shower of  claim 3  wherein the hook is extended by inserting a handle rod to a connector at the lower end of the hook. 
   
   
       5 . The steam-water shower of  claim 1  wherein the top is mounted with a continuous hinge and is provided with a vent for controlling air intake. 
   
   
       6 . The steam-water shower of  claim 1  wherein the top is mounted with a fastening plate of a hinged inverted channel whose parallel sides being fixed on the side wall. 
   
   
       7 . A steam-water shower comprising
 an enclosure of at least three walls, a door, a hot and cold water supply connected to a shower head;   a top pivotally mounted on an upper end of one of said walls,   said top being terminated at a predetermind length and the remaining length of the top being separately fixed to the opposite wall to the mounted wall thereby when the top is closed the shower enclosure is closed; and   Said top having a T-shaped flange along a front side, terminating at the mounted wall; and a slid able means having a commensurate T-shaped groove for mounting on the T-flange and for carrying a hook thereby said top is opened by lifting and sliding the hook towards the mounted wall for water shower and is closed by reversing sliding and lowering the hook for steam shower