Shower Curtain System

Abstract

A shower curtain system that provides a quick means of attaching and detaching a shower curtain/liner. The shower curtain system includes an at least one attachment assembly, a shower rod, a first curtain, and a second curtain. The attachment assembly includes a plate body, a first fastener, a second fastener, a ring hole, and a mounting ring. The plate body is positioned in between the first curtain and the second curtain. The first curtain is attached to the plate body through the first fastener. The second curtain is attached to the plate body through the second fastener. The ring hole normally traverses through the plate body to receive the mounting ring. The mounting ring attached the plate body to the shower rod to vertically support the first curtain and the second curtain. A plurality of attachment assemblies is used to adequately support the first curtain and the second curtain.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A shower curtain system comprising:
 a plate body;   a first fastener;   a second fastener;   a ring hole;   the plate body comprises a first surface and a second surface;   the first surface and the second surface being positioned parallel and opposite to each other, across the plate body;   the first fastener being adjacently connected to the first surface;   the second fastener being adjacently connected to the second surface; and   the ring hole normally traversing through the plate body from the first surface to the second surface.   
     
     
         2 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 1  comprising:
 a mounting ring; 
 a shower rod; 
 the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole; 
 the shower rod being positioned concentric with the mounting ring; and 
 the shower rod being mounted traversing through the mounting ring. 
 
     
     
         3 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 1  comprising:
 a first curtain; 
 an at least one attachment assembly; 
 the attachment assembly comprises the plate body, the first fastener, the second fastener, the ring hole, and a mounting ring; 
 the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole; 
 the first fastener comprises a first interlocking element and a second interlocking element; 
 the first curtain being positioned adjacent and parallel to the first surface; 
 the first fastener being mechanically integrated in between the plate body and the first curtain; 
 the first interlocking element being adjacently connected to the first surface; 
 the second interlocking element being adjacently connected to the first curtain; and 
 the first interlocking element being mechanically engaged to the second interlocking element. 
 
     
     
         4 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 3  comprising:
 a shower rod; 
 the at least one attachment assembly being a plurality of attachment assemblies; 
 the plurality of attachment assemblies being linearly distributed along a top edge of the first curtain; 
 the mounting ring for each of the plurality of attachment assemblies being concentrically positioned with each other; and 
 the shower rod being mounted traversing through each of the plurality of attachment assemblies. 
 
     
     
         5 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 1  comprising:
 a second curtain; 
 an at least one attachment assembly; 
 the attachment assembly comprises the plate body, the first fastener, the second fastener, the ring hole, and a mounting ring; 
 the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole; 
 the second fastener comprises a third interlocking element and a fourth interlocking element; 
 the second curtain being positioned adjacent and parallel to the second surface; 
 the second fastener being mechanically integrated in between the plate body and the second curtain; 
 the third interlocking element being adjacently connected to the second surface; 
 the fourth interlocking element being adjacently connected to the second curtain; and 
 the third interlocking element being mechanically engaged to the fourth interlocking element. 
 
     
     
         6 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 5  comprising:
 a shower rod; 
 the at least one attachment assembly being a plurality of attachment assemblies; 
 the plurality of attachment assemblies being linearly distributed along a top edge of the second curtain; 
 the mounting ring for each of the plurality of attachment assemblies being concentrically positioned with each other; and 
 the shower rod being mounted traversing through the mounting ring of each of the plurality of attachment assemblies. 
 
     
     
         7 . A shower curtain system comprising:
 a plate body;   a first fastener;   a second fastener;   a ring hole;   a mounting ring;   a shower rod;   the plate body comprises a first surface and a second surface;   the first surface and the second surface being positioned parallel and opposite to each other, across the plate body;   the first fastener being adjacently connected to the first surface;   the second fastener being adjacently connected to the second surface;   the ring hole normally traversing through the plate body from the first surface to the second surface;   the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole;   the shower rod being positioned concentric with the mounting ring; and   the shower rod being mounted traversing through the mounting ring.   
     
     
         8 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 7  comprising:
 a first curtain; 
 an at least one attachment assembly; 
 the attachment assembly comprises the plate body, the first fastener, the second fastener, the ring hole, and a mounting ring; 
 the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole; 
 the first fastener comprises a first interlocking element and a second interlocking element; 
 the first curtain being positioned adjacent and parallel to the first surface; 
 the first fastener being mechanically integrated in between the plate body and the first curtain; 
 the first interlocking element being adjacently connected to the first surface; 
 the second interlocking element being adjacently connected to the first curtain; and 
 the first interlocking element being mechanically engaged to the second interlocking element. 
 
     
     
         9 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 8  comprising:
 a shower rod; 
 the at least one attachment assembly being a plurality of attachment assemblies; 
 the plurality of attachment assemblies being linearly distributed along a top edge of the first curtain; 
 the mounting ring for each of the plurality of attachment assemblies being concentrically positioned with each other; and 
 the shower rod being mounted traversing through each of the plurality of attachment assemblies. 
 
     
     
         10 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 7  comprising:
 a second curtain; 
 an at least one attachment assembly; 
 the attachment assembly comprises the plate body, the first fastener, the second fastener, the ring hole, and a mounting ring; 
 the mounting ring being looped through the ring hole; 
 the second fastener comprises a third interlocking element and a fourth interlocking element; 
 the second curtain being positioned adjacent and parallel to the second surface; 
 the second fastener being mechanically integrated in between the plate body and the second curtain; 
 the third interlocking element being adjacently connected to the second surface; 
 the fourth interlocking element being adjacently connected to the second curtain; and 
 the third interlocking element being mechanically engaged to the fourth interlocking element. 
 
     
     
         11 . The shower curtain system as claimed in  claim 10  comprising:
 a shower rod; 
 the at least one attachment assembly being a plurality of attachment assemblies; 
 the plurality of attachment assemblies being linearly distributed along a top edge of the second curtain; 
 the mounting ring for each of the plurality of attachment assemblies being concentrically positioned with each other; and 
 the shower rod being mounted traversing through the mounting ring of each of the plurality of attachment assemblies.