Abstract: A beverage cooler that includes a housing defining an interior space adapted to hold a beverage container; a refrigeration system for cooling the interior space of the housing; and at least one opening in a sidewall panel for receiving a conveyance therethrough whereby the conveyance is connectable to the beverage container and a dispensing unit located remote from the beverage cooler. The beverage cooler may have exterior dimensions which define a width of less than 24 inches (61 cm), a front-to-back depth of less than 25 inches (63.5 cm) and a height of less than 35 inches (88.9 cm). Such dimensions would allow the beverage cooler to be installed in a standard 24 inch cabinet opening below a countertop.

Abstract: A towel bar sink including a sink basin and an accessory bar supporting an accessory within the sink basin.

Abstract: An integrated drying system for a kitchen sink comprises a drying rack configured to rest above a basin of the sink, and a bottom grid configured to rest on the bottom of the basin. The drying rack includes a plurality of first parallel supports having a first spacing and a plurality of second parallel supports having a second spacing that is greater than the first spacing. At least one elongated notch is formed in the bottom grid. The at least one elongated notch has a width that is greater than the first spacing, and has a depth such that the notch extends downwardly from a primary plane defined by the bottom grid. When the drying rack is placed over a kitchen sink with the bottom grid resting in the basin, the second parallel supports of the drying rack are arranged parallel to the elongated notches of the bottom grid.

Abstract: An undermount workstation sink includes a basin with a bottom, a back side wall, a front side wall, a right side wall, and a left side wall. The undermount workstation sink further includes a mounting edge along a top perimeter of the basin. The mounting edge along the back side wall and the front side wall extends out perpendicular from the top perimeter of the basin a first length and the mounting edge along the right side wall and the left side wall extends out perpendicular from the top perimeter of the basin a second length. The first length is about double the second length.

Abstract: A towel bar sink having a sink basin including openings that can accommodate a removable accessory bar and a light module.

Abstract: A vessel rinsing apparatus including a drain bowl. a fluid discharge control including trigger and a sprayface having an outlet. A valve is operably coupled to the fluid discharge control and configured to control water flow through the outlet, and a lock to prevent movement of the trigger to a lowered position.

Abstract: A soap dispenser including a dispensing spout configured to be supported above a mounting deck. A sensor is supported by the dispensing spout and is in electrical communication with a controller supported below the mounting deck. The controller includes a normal operating mode and an anti-clog operating mode.

Abstract: A waterfall deckplate assembly that includes a deckplate structure adapted to be mounted on a horizontal surface and a fluid conveyance system coupled with deckplate structure. The fluid conveyance system is adapted to be connected to a fluid supply and includes a plurality of discharge nozzles supported by the deckplate structure wherein the plurality of discharge nozzles are horizontally aligned when the deckplate structure is mounted on the horizontal surface; and a user operable control valve wherein the control valve is operable to independently and selectively allow fluid flow to the discharge nozzles and prevent fluid flow to the discharge nozzles. In some embodiments, the plurality of nozzles are formed on a first nozzle manifold and the deckplate assembly includes a storage compartment for a second nozzle manifold having a second plurality of discharge nozzles.

Abstract: A dispenser system includes a first container configured to contain a first fluid, a second container configured to contain a second fluid, a faucet coupled with the first container and the second container via first and second hoses, respectively, and including first and second switches installed on the faucet, and a controller configured to control dispensing of the first and second fluids through the faucet. When the first switch is turned on while the second switch is turned off, the controller dispenses the first fluid to the faucet through the first hose. When the first switch is turned off while the second switch is turned on, the controller dispenses the second fluid to the faucet through the second hose. The dispenser system is configured and dimensioned to prevent cross contamination between the first and second hoses.

Abstract: An under-sink composting device configured to operably couple with a garbage disposal. The composting device includes a waste separator for separating solid waste from liquid in an organic waste material.

Abstract: A wastewater reuse system including a wastewater tank configured to treat wastewater from a contaminant side of a water treatment device, such as a reverse osmosis (RO) filtration system, such that the treated water can then be delivered to a fluid delivery device (e.g., a faucet, a side sprayer, etc.) for reuse.

Abstract: A towel bar sink having a sink basin including openings that can accommodate a removable accessory bar and a light module.

Abstract: A beverage cooler that includes a housing defining an interior space adapted to hold a beverage container; a refrigeration system for cooling the interior space of the housing; and at least one opening in a sidewall panel for receiving a conveyance therethrough whereby the conveyance is connectable to the beverage container and a dispensing unit located remote from the beverage cooler. The beverage cooler may have exterior dimensions which define a width of less than 24 inches (61 cm), a front-to-back depth of less than 25 inches (63.5 cm) and a height of less than 35 inches (88.9 cm). Such dimensions would allow the beverage cooler to be installed in a standard 24 inch cabinet opening below a countertop.

Abstract: A dispenser system includes a first container configured to contain a first fluid, a second container configured to contain a second fluid, a faucet coupled with the first container and the second container via first and second hoses, respectively, and including first and second switches installed on the faucet, and a controller configured to control dispensing of the first and second fluids through the faucet. When the first switch is turned on while the second switch is turned off, the controller dispenses the first fluid to the faucet through the first hose. When the first switch is turned off while the second switch is turned on, the controller dispenses the second fluid to the faucet through the second hose. The dispenser system is configured and dimensioned to prevent cross contamination between the first and second hoses.

Abstract: A dispenser system includes a first container configured to contain a first fluid, a second container configured to contain a second fluid, a faucet coupled with the first container and the second container via first and second hoses, respectively, and including first and second switches installed on the faucet, and a controller configured to control dispensing of the first and second fluids through the faucet. When the first switch is turned on while the second switch is turned off, the controller dispenses the first fluid to the faucet through the first hose. When the first switch is turned off while the second switch is turned on, the controller dispenses the second fluid to the faucet through the second hose. The dispenser system is configured and dimensioned to prevent cross contamination between the first and second hoses.

Abstract: A dispenser system includes a first container configured to contain a first fluid, a second container configured to contain a second fluid, a faucet coupled with the first container and the second container via first and second hoses, respectively, and including first and second switches installed on the faucet, and a controller configured to control dispensing of the first and second fluids through the faucet. When the first switch is turned on while the second switch is turned off, the controller dispenses the first fluid to the faucet through the first hose. When the first switch is turned off while the second switch is turned on, the controller dispenses the second fluid to the faucet through the second hose. The dispenser system is configured and dimensioned to prevent cross contamination between the first and second hoses.

Abstract: An interlocking panel system for top-down installation on an underlying structure including a plurality of panels, with an uphill course and a downhill course where each panel is generally rectangular, having an uphill edge and opposing downhill edge. An interlocking member is disposed along the uphill edge, and a receiving member adapted to receive the interlocking member and a joining flange are disposed along the downhill edge. A panel of the uphill course is affixed to an underlying structure via fasteners through the joining flange. The interlocking member of a panel of the downhill course is insertable into the receiving member of the uphill course, and the position of the panel of the downhill course is adjustable within the span of the receiving member.

Abstract: An interlocking panel system for top-down installation on an underlying structure including a plurality of panels, with an uphill course and a downhill course where each panel is generally rectangular, having an uphill edge and opposing downhill edge. An interlocking member is disposed along the uphill edge, and a receiving member adapted to receive the interlocking member and a joining flange are disposed along the downhill edge. A panel of the uphill course is affixed to an underlying structure via fasteners through the joining flange. The interlocking member of a panel of the downhill course is insertable into the receiving member of the uphill course, and the position of the panel of the downhill course is adjustable within the span of the receiving member.