Abstract: Lower guide for a sliding partition for bath and shower rooms with sliding doors suspended from above extending down into a guide slot of an elongated lower guide member open at the top and confined by two lateral guide walls and a bottom. Pivotal means are provided for swinging the lateral guide wall outward about a horizontal swivel axis with the height of the swung-out wall from its highest point to the bottom of the guide member smaller than the distance between the bottom of the doors and the bottom of the guide member. The swinging guide wall is supported between lateral frame parts with pivot pins extending into vertical slots in each end of the guide wall to permit raising it and then swinging it out. This permits ready cleaning of accumulated dirt in the slot without disassembly and reassembly of the elongated lower guide member.

Abstract: In a connection member of a slideable partition including at least one displaceable plate for a tub, the connection member being attached on a side adjoining the slideable partition to the displaceable plate and having first and second sidepieces embracing the plate, a combination including a crosspiece rigid with, and forming a U-shaped member together with the sidepieces and an extension member rigid with the crosspiece and attachable to a wall together with one of the sidepieces extending on the other side of the connection member. The latter either subtends an angle with a wall panel of the slideable partition, or includes a projection member bulging therebeyond, the extension member protruding therefrom within the region of the second sidepiece at an equidistance with the projection member.

Abstract: A partition wall for wet chambers, particularly for bathrooms or stall showers with several wall panels which are slidable either with each other or with respect to each other with each wall panel suspended in an upper guide rail with sliding or roller guides and with the lower guide ledges of the panels guided in a lower closed guide member, shaped with step-like guide rails on top of each other. In a preferred form the upper suspension of each wall panel is positioned outside the line of the center of gravity of the wall panel.

Abstract: Ventilating device including an outer casing formed of a casing part having a forward side formed with an opening, and a lid articulatingly connected to a lower forward edge of the casing part, partly defining the opening, the outer casing being installable in a window frame, the outer casing being elongated and having a substantially uniform cross section over the entire length thereof, the casing part in a rearward lower region thereof being formed with openings, the outer casing in closed condition of the lid and the casing part having an octagonal outer cross section with upper and lower horizontal surfaces engageable by correspondingly wide surfaces of a window frame, with a forward vertical surface entirely and both forward inclined surfaces at least partly formed by the lid, and with a lower rearward inclined surface wherein the openings are formed.