Wall-concealed drying or relaxation apparatus
Abstract
The present invention provides a wall-concealed drying apparatus, comprising of a housing chamber with at least one temperature element within the housing chamber and one fan coupled to at least one motor output disposed within the housing chamber to control air flow via a control circuit proximal. Additionally, at least one duct coupled to the fan and the temperature element to direct a temperature-treated air flow through the housing chamber. The housing chamber is flushed against a wall, such that at least one spaced dispensing vent on a front wall of the housing chamber is aligned with at least one spaced apertures through the wall and fastened in place where, the apertures are in substantial alignment with the dispensing vents for a user to receive the temperature-treated airflow to accomplish drying.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A wall-concealed drying apparatus, comprising:
a housing chamber; at least one temperature element within the housing chamber; at least one fan coupled to at least one motor disposed within the housing chamber to control air flow via a control circuit; at least one duct coupled to the fan and the temperature element to direct a temperature-treated air flow through the housing chamber for outward dispensing; said housing chamber flushed against a wall, such that at least on dispensing vent on a front wall of the housing chamber is aligned with at least one aperture on the wall and fastened in place; and said aperture in substantial alignment with the dispensing vent for a user to receive the temperature-treated airflow via the vent to accomplish at least one of drying.
2 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said housing chamber has at least one top wall, bottom wall, side wall and a back wall.
3 . The apparatus of claim 2 , wherein said apparatus used to dry at least one of body, hair, feet, nails and hands.
4 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said housing chamber comprises at least one of a vertical or horizontal configuration.
5 . The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising:
wing extensions on said front wall to secure fastening with at least one of a stud or wall.
6 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein at least one of said wall of the housing chamber is bolted, taped, screwed, bracketed or glued to at least one of a stud or wall.
7 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said vents is configured in at least one of a vertical or horizontal configuration.
8 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said vents are configured in at least one of a plurality of holes (slots), circular slot, irregular slots, rectangular slots, square slots, or a linear slot in at least one of a vertical or horizontal configuration.
9 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said temperature element treats the air in communication from the fan assembly to dispense at least one of ambient air, hot air, or cool air.
10 . The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising:
a control panel being at least one of electrically or wirelessly coupled to the control circuit for the activation of the apparatus.
11 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said control circuit is activated by at least one of a control panel, remote device, tablet, smart phone, LCD control, motion sensor, hand gesture, facial recognition, body recognition, or voice activation.
12 . The apparatus of claim 1 , wherein said vent may be configured for at least one of an aperture or angle adjustment, in sections or throughout the length of the vent, by the user or autonomously, for at least one of directing or selectively preventing temperature-treated airflow at directed body parts.
13 . The apparatus of claim 1 , further comprising at least one hatch to provide access to the apparatus for maintenance work.
14 . A wall-concealed apparatus, comprising:
an upright housing chamber, wherein said chamber is enclosed with a top wall, bottom wall, side walls, back wall; at least one temperature element within the housing chamber; at least one fan coupled to at least one motor disposed within the housing chamber to control air flow via a control circuit; at least one duct coupled to the fan and the temperature element to direct a temperature-treated air flow through the housing chamber for outward dispensing; the front wall of the housing chamber flushed against a wall, such that at least one dispensing vent on a front wall of the housing chamber is aligned with at least one aperture across the wall and fastened in place; and said aperture in substantial alignment with the dispensing vents for a user to receive the temperature-treated airflow via the vents to accomplish drying or relaxation.
15 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein said apparatus is used to dry or relax at least one of a body, face, hair, feet, nails and hands.
16 . The apparatus of claim 14 , further comprising a wing extension on said front wall to secure fastening with at least one of a stud or wall.
17 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein at least one of said wall of the housing chamber is bolted, taped, screwed, bracketed or glued to at least one of a stud or wall.
18 . The apparatus of claim 14 , further comprising a control panel electrically or wirelessly coupled to the control circuit for the activation of the apparatus.
19 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein said control circuit is activated by at least one of a control panel, remote device, LCD control, motion sensor, user-based gesture, facial recognition, body recognition, or voice activation.
20 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein said control circuit is configured for a plurality of speeds, oscillation, or air-flow patterns to regulate the airflow by at least one of the user or autonomously.
21 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein said control circuit is configured for regulating timing of temperature-treated airflow.
22 . The apparatus of claim 14 , wherein said control circuit selectively provides for any one of, or combination of, variable temperature or variable intensity of air-flow by the user.
23 . The apparatus of claim 14 , further comprising:
said apparatus is installed in at least one of, bathrooms, public restrooms, trains, planes, salons, spas, gymnasiums, boats, cruise ship, ship, jail, work environments, airports, hotels, and kitchen.
24 . A wall-concealed body apparatus in a bathroom, comprising:
an upright housing chamber, wherein said chamber is enclosed with a top wall, bottom wall, side walls, back wall; at least one temperature element within the housing chamber; at least one fan coupled to at least one motor disposed within the housing chamber to control air flow; at least one duct coupled to the fan-coupled motor and a temperature element to direct a temperature-treated air flow through the housing chamber for outward dispensing; the housing chamber flushed against a wall, such that at least one vertically spaced dispensing vent on a front wall of the housing chamber is aligned with at least one aperture across the wall and fastened in place; and said apertures in substantial alignment with the vertically spaced dispensing vent for a user to receive the temperature-treated airflow from the vents to accomplish drying or relaxation.
25 . The wall-concealed body apparatus of claim 24 , further comprising a body scan capture means for actuating said vents for at least one of an aperture or angle adjustment, in sections or throughout the length of the vent, by the user or autonomously, for at least one of directing or selectively preventing temperature-treated airflow at directed body parts.
26 . The wall-concealed body apparatus of claim 24 , wherein at least one of the walls of the housing chamber is disposed with at least one of an air intake or out-take to direct air flow in at least one direction to and from the apparatus.
27 . A wall-concealed drying apparatus in a kitchen, comprising:
a horizontal housing chamber, wherein said chamber is enclosed with a top wall, bottom wall, side walls, back wall; at least one temperature element within the housing chamber; at least one fan coupled to at least one motor disposed within the housing chamber to control air flow via a control circuit; at least one duct coupled to the fan-coupled motor and the temperature element to direct a temperature-treated air flow through the housing chamber; the housing chamber flushed against a wall, such that at least one horizontally spaced dispensing vent on a front wall of the housing chamber is aligned with at least one apertures across the wall and fastened in place; and said apertures in substantial alignment with the horizontally placed dispensing vent for a user to receive the temperature-treated airflow to accomplish drying of dishes, utensils, or hands.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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