Abstract: A sliding shower support for shower rails comprises a main body holding a shower, said main body being suitable for connection to a guide rail so that it runs along the same rail, and releasing stop systems to lock the main body in a position along the guide rail. The stop systems comprise a cam which elastically grips onto the guide rail to lock it in place due to friction, in which the cam is made so that it grips onto the rail in the event of a first movement of the shower in a first direction to prevent this first movement and reduce the friction in the event of a second movement of the shower support in a second direction, opposite to the first, to allow this second movement of the shower support.

Abstract: A sliding rail consisting of two standards reciprocally defining a slotting wherein there is housed a shower support, into which there is obtained a recess intended to partly house a block forming a sliding guide for the support on the slotting. The sliding being allowed by the horizontal pivoting of the support relative to the block and by the consequent insertion or removal of the teeth provided on the support.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a sliding rail consisting of two standards reciprocally defining a slotting wherein there is housed a shower support, into which there is obtained a recess intended to partly house a block forming a sliding guide for the support on the slotting, said sliding being allowed by the horizontal pivoting of the support relative to the block and by the consequent insertion or removal of the teeth provided on the support.