Optimized shower arrangement for high volume use
First Claim
1. A shower arrangement in which a person may shower-bathe, comprising:
- a shower cabin in which a person may shower-bathe, with a showering device adapted to spray a shower of water provided therein;
first and second access cabins adjoining said shower cabin;
first and second access passages respectively connecting said first and second access cabins with said shower cabin; and
a door arrangement cooperating with said first and second access passages so as to selectively close said first access passage while allowing a person to pass through said second access passage and to selectively close said second access passage while allowing a person to pass through said first access passage.
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Abstract
A shower arrangement for a passenger aircraft includes a single shower cabin and at least two dressing cabins associated with the shower cabin. A door arrangement selectively opens and closes access areas passing from the dressing cabins into the shower cabin, so that only one access area can be open at any given time, while the other access area(s) is (are) closed. The throughput rate of the shower is increased, because at any given time a first user can be dressing in a first dressing cabin after having showered, while a second user is showering in the shower cabin, and while a third user is undressing in a third dressing cabin in preparation for taking a shower. Privacy is maintained by the interlocked doors.
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20 Claims
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1. A shower arrangement in which a person may shower-bathe, comprising:
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a shower cabin in which a person may shower-bathe, with a showering device adapted to spray a shower of water provided therein;
first and second access cabins adjoining said shower cabin;
first and second access passages respectively connecting said first and second access cabins with said shower cabin; and
a door arrangement cooperating with said first and second access passages so as to selectively close said first access passage while allowing a person to pass through said second access passage and to selectively close said second access passage while allowing a person to pass through said first access passage. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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