Abstract: A shower door assembly with linkage control comprising a stationary frame, a movable frame and an adjustment assembly disposed between the stationary frame and the movable frame. The adjustment assembly comprises at least two adjustment devices and locking devices for locking each of the adjustment devices. Each of the locking devices comprises a locking element and a guiding device along which the locking element can slide. An actuating arm is provided to release and lock adjustment devices all at once. Therefore, it is unnecessary to adjust each of the adjustment devices separately, facilitating the operation of adjustment.

Abstract: A door assembly is disclosed which comprises a stationary frame and a movable frame, wherein the door assembly further comprises an adjusting assembly comprising a fixing element detachably connected with the stationary frame and having a cavity, the cavity having oppositely a first inner wall and a second inner wall, the first inner wall being provided with a first engaging element; an adjusting element detachably connected with the movable frame and having a adjusting block, the adjusting block being capable of being received within the cavity and defining a adjusting cavity together with the second inner wall, the adjusting block being provided with a second engaging element; and a locking element capable of extending into the adjusting cavity so as to engage the first engaging element with the second engaging element.

Abstract: A pulley mechanism is disclosed comprising a roller seat, a hanging supporter fixed to a door structure and connected to the roller seat with a first fastener, and at least one roller fixed to the roller seat to allow the roller seat to move slidably. The pulley mechanism further comprises an elastic element, and the roller seat comprises a first seat for supporting one end of the elastic element, whereas the hanging supporter comprises a second seat for supporting another end of the elastic element. The relative position of the roller seat and the hanging supporter can be adjusted by the first fastener and the elastic element disposed between the first seat and the second seat.

Abstract: A door assembly is disclosed which comprises a stationary frame and a movable frame. The door assembly is useful for, as an example, maintaining a door in a vertical position even though a wall associated with the door is not exactly vertical. The door assembly can be assembled without drilling operation, minimizing risk of damage to the door frames, and can be assembled by a single person. Other aspects of the door assembly are apparent upon reference to the detailed description.

Abstract: A clamping device comprises a clamping base and a cam mechanism. The clamping base has an opening for receiving at least a part of an object to be clamped and a cavity for receiving the cam mechanism. The cam mechanism is rotatable with respect to the clamping base between a first position, in which the clamping device completely locks the object to be clamped, and a second position, in which the clamping device completely releases from the object. The clamping device can achieve clamping/locking of an object without use of additional tools. In some cases, the clamping device can operated among three different positions, i.e., completely released position, pre-locked position, and completely locked position, facilitating the control and handling of the object.

Abstract: A door assembly comprises a stationary frame having a substrate side. The substrate side has at least one first through hole. The door assembly further comprises an adhesive element and a locking assembly. The locking assembly comprises a fixing element having an anchoring portion, and a cam mechanism movable between a first position and a second position to lock with and release from the anchoring portion. The fixing element has a width less than that of the substrate side and the anchoring portion has a width less than that of the at least one first through hole. Due to the differences between the widths of the substrate side and the fixing element and between the widths of the anchoring portion and the first through hole, the stationary frame is easy to be moved in the width direction, so as to compensate errors generated during mounting operation.

Abstract: A door assembly is disclosed which comprises a stationary frame, a movable frame, and an adjusting assembly. The adjusting assembly comprise an adjusting element detachably connected with the stationary frame and having a rod portion; a fixing element detachably connected with the movable frame and having a first cavity at its top for receiving the rod portion and a second cavity at one side; and a cam member receivable in the second cavity, the cam member being rotably connected to the fixing element and movable between an open position and a close position. The door assembly can be assembled without drilling operation, minimizing risk of damage to the frames, and can be assembled by a single person.

Abstract: A door assembly is disclosed which comprises a stationary frame, a movable frame substantively perpendicular to the stationary frame, and an adjusting element fixed to the stationary frame. The movable frame comprises a bottom wall and two side walls extending from the bottom wall, each of the side walls being provided with a protuberance for limiting the adjusting element inside the movable frame. The adjusting element comprises a through hole and a locking element matching the through hole, when the locking element is fixed in the through hole, the locking element acts on the bottom wall and fixes the adjusting element inside the movable frame. The movable frame in the present invention is used as a top frame or a bottom frame in the prior art, such that much materials can be saved.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is provided which comprises a stationary frame, and a movable frame having a guiding groove, wherein the shower door assembly further comprises a fixing block disposed in the stationary frame, the fixing block has a channel and a cam mechanism rotatable about a portion of the fixing block, a first engaging element is provided on at least a part of a bottom surface of the channel, and the shower door assembly further comprises an adjusting block disposed in the guiding groove of the movable frame, the adjusting block has an extension part insertable into the channel of the fixing block, the extension part has a second engaging element, wherein when a force is applied to the extension part by the cam mechanism, the first and second engaging elements are engaged such that the stationary and movable frames do not displace.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is disclosed comprising a stationary frame, a movable frame having a window, an upper frame, and an adjusting assembly. The adjusting assembly further comprises an adjusting block and a fixing block. The adjusting block is disposed between the stationary frame and the movable frame and at least partially received in the stationary frame, and the adjusting block further includes an extension portion on a surface of which a first engaging element is disposed. The fixing block is received in the upper frame and includes an eccentric rotary block having a second engaging element and a base portion having a passage for receiving the extension portion. The eccentric rotary block is rotatable about the base portion.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is provided comprising a stationary frame, a movable frame having at least one through hole, and at least one adjusting assembly, wherein each of the at least one adjusting assembly comprises a fixing block located between the stationary frame and the movable frame, and receivable in the stationary frame, the fixing block having a channel, a deformable element receivable in the channel of the fixing block, and a fastening element passing through the through hole of the movable frame to connect with the deformable element.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is provided which comprises a stationary frame, and a movable frame having a guiding groove, wherein the shower door assembly further comprises a fixing block disposed in the stationary frame, the fixing block has a channel and a cam mechanism rotatable about a portion of the fixing block, a first engaging element is provided on at least a part of a bottom surface of the channel, and the shower door assembly further comprises an adjusting block disposed in the guiding groove of the movable frame, the adjusting block has an extension part insertable into the channel of the fixing block, the extension part has a second engaging element, wherein when a force is applied to the extension part by the cam mechanism, the first and second engaging elements are engaged such that the stationary and movable frames do not displace.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is disclosed comprising a stationary frame, a movable frame with a through hole, an upper frame, a lower frame, and an adjusting assembly. The adjusting assembly further comprises a fixing block disposed between the stationary frame and the movable frame and received in the stationary frame, the fixing block having a passage with a first rectangular cross-section, and rotating blocks received in the upper frame and the lower frame respectively and having a rotating handle and an adjusting shaft perpendicular to the rotating handle. The end of the adjusting shaft remote from the rotating handle has a second rectangular cross-section with dimensions identical to the first rectangular cross-section, and an engaging element is disposed on at least one surface of the adjusting shaft.

Abstract: A pivot shower door assembly is provided comprising a stationary frame having a guiding groove extending longitudinally along the stationary frame; sliders slidably mounted in the guiding groove, including an upper slider and a lower slider disposed at respective end of the guiding groove, each of the sliders having a first engaging element; and a movable frame having detachable seats, including an upper seat and a lower seat, each of the seats having a second engaging element and a spindle for connecting with a pivot door, wherein when a relative position of the stationary frame and the movable frame is determined, the first engaging element of the upper slider is engaged with the second engaging element of the upper seat and the first engaging element of the lower slider is engaged with the second engaging element of the lower seat.

Abstract: A door assembly is provided which comprises a stationary frame and a movable frame, wherein the door assembly further comprises an adjusting assembly for fixing and adjusting the movable frame. The adjusting assembly comprises a fixing element disposed at one end of the fixing frame and including an engagement element on which a first groove is formed, an adjusting element disposed at one end of the movable frame and including a first through hole corresponding to the first groove and a cavity for receiving the engagement element, and a locking member comprising a handle portion and a rotation portion which can go through the first through hole such that at least one part of the rotation portion can reach in the first groove.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is provided which comprises a stationary frame having a guiding groove, and a movable frame having a first engaging element, wherein the shower door assembly further comprises at least one adjusting slider slidably mounted in the guiding groove, the at least one adjusting slider has a second engaging element for engagement with the first engaging element when the movable frame is moved towards the stationary frame, and the shower door assembly further comprises a filler for being disposed in a space formed between the stationary frame and the movable frame when a relative position between both frames are determined.

Abstract: An easy cleaning guiding assembly is provided comprising a clamping base provided with an opening and a clamping position, a guiding block being rotatably connected with the clamping base and provided with a clamping element. When the guiding assembly is in use, the guiding block is fixed on the clamping base by engagement of the clamping element in the clamping position, and a guiding channel is formed by the guiding block and the clamping base. The cleaning of the shower door would be very easy, and the operation and mounting is very convenient.

Abstract: A shower door assembly is disclosed comprising a top frame and a bottom frame; a first movable glass door having at least two first pulleys at a top end of the first movable glass door and at least two second pulleys at a bottom end of the first movable glass door; and a second movable glass door having at least two third pulleys at a top end of the second movable glass door and at least two fourth pulleys at a bottom end of the second movable glass door. The first and third pulleys are slidably engaged with the top frame, and the second and fourth pulleys are slidably engaged with the bottom frame. At least one of the first pulleys is located between the third pulleys and pressed by a first pressing means provided on the third pulleys, and as a result at least one of the second pulleys is located between the fourth pulleys and pressed by a second pressing means provided on the fourth pulleys.

Abstract: A shower door pulley device is provided which comprises a pulley seat installed on a movable door; a pulley bracket having at least one pulley and an elastic member; a pressing block to press said elastic member and slidable relative to the pulley seat; a sliding cover slidablely mounted on said pulley seat, supporting the pulley bracket.