Abstract: The present invention is related to a connector structure of a wall hanging type shower head, including a body, a connector, and a positioning nut positioning the connector on the body. A positioning ring is mounted between the rotation portion of the connector and the positioning nut. The positioning ring has an inner periphery provided with a limit edge rested on the rotation portion of the connector, and has an outer periphery formed with a positioning shoulder rested on the positioning nut. The positioning shoulder may be locked with the positioning nut to prevent the positioning nut from contacting the rotation portion of the connector directly, thereby preventing the rotation portion of the connector from being worn out, so as to increase the lifetime of the rotation portion of the connector.

Abstract: A universal joint for a shower head includes a water tube with an end coupler secured to an end thereof, the end coupler including an annular groove in an outer periphery thereof. A fitting includes a stop flange on a first end of an inner periphery thereof and a threading defined in a second end of the inner periphery thereof. The fitting is mounted around the end coupler and the end of the water tube with the threading of the fitting engaged with an end of the shower head. An anti-leak washer is mounted in the annular groove of the end coupler and in sealing contact with the inner periphery of the fitting. A sleeve is mounted between the end of the water tube and the fitting and bears against the stop flange of the fitting.

Abstract: A flexible tube includes an inner tube and an outer tube structure mounted around the inner tube. The outer tube structure includes an outer protective tube wound around the inner tube and including a helical channel defined therein. An elastomeric tubular member is securely mounted in and extended along the helical channel. A rigid strip member is securely received in and extended along a length of the elastomeric tubular member. A number of elastomeric strings received in and extended along the length of the elastomeric tubular member.

Abstract: A holder assembly for a shower arm of a shower head includes a positioning body defining a vertical bore therein through which a vertical rod extends, which, in turn, is mounted to a wall of a bathroom. The positioning body includes an opening defined in an outer periphery thereof and communicated with the vertical bore, a pair of lugs formed on the outer periphery thereof and between which the opening is defined, and a lever pivotally connected to the lugs and including an operative end with an eccentric operative edge. A connecting part extends from the outer periphery of the positioning body. A shower arm holder includes a holder ring for removably holding a shower arm and is attached to the shower arm holder to the connecting part of the positioning body. The positioning body is frictionally held in position on the vertical rod when the lever is in a first, secured position. The positioning body is movable relative to the vertical rod when the lever is in a second, released position.