Mountable Soap Dish

U.S. Patent : # 8,523,125

Inventor : Colin Jardine

As attorney for the inventor of the innovative new Mountable Soap Dish invention we are currently seeking investors and manufacturing companies to license, purchase patent rights or enter into a royalty agreement for this timely invention. Interested parties can reach the attorney at the contact numbers listed at the bottom of this page.

The structure mountable soap dish comprises a back wall support portion that can be mounted to a structure by any means known with the art. Downwardly cantilevered from the back wall is a bar soap receptacle plate having side walls and a front wall extending therebetween. Within the front wall is at least one aperture for the drainage of water therethrough. The soap dish can be installed within a tub enclosure or shower stall.

Invention Objects & Goals

Patent Drawings

The following pictures are meant to display possible physical characteristics of the present invention and are not to be taken in a limiting sense. It is understood that other embodiments may be utilized and that structural changes may be made without departing from the scope of the invention.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS

10 Mountable Cantilevered Soap Dish 22 water egress recess

11 soap receptacle 24 wall structure

12 back support plate 26 triangular protrusion

14 soap receptacle plate 28 linear protrusion

16 side lip 30 peel off backing

18 front lip 32 adhesive element

20 shower stall 34 bathtub

Mountable Soap Dish

FIGURE 1
FIGURE 1 shown is an illustrated view of the mountable soap dish 10 in use. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle plate 14 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle 11. As illustrated the soap dish 10 can be mounted for bath tub use or shower stall 20 use.

Improved Soap Dish

FIGURE 2
FIGURE 2 is an illustrative view of the mountable soap dish 10. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle 11 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle portion.

New Soap Dish

FIGURE 3
FIGURE 3 is a front view of the mountable soap dish 10. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle 11 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle portion 14.

Soap Dish Invention

FIGURE 4
FIGURE 4 is a top view of the mountable soap dish 10 in use. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle 14 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle 11. As illustrated the soap dish can be mounted on the wall 24 for bath tub use or shower stall use. Also provided a triangular protrusions 26 disposed on the top surface of the receptacle plate 14.

Mountable Soap Dish

FIGURE 5
FIGURE 5 is a side view of the present invention 10. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure 24, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularity depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle 11 has opposing side lips 16 with a front side lip 18 extending therebetween. The front side lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle 11. As illustrated the soap dish can be mounted to the wall 24 for bath tub use or shower stall use.

Mountable Soap Dish

FIGURE 6
FIGURE 6 is a back view of the present invention 10. The present invention provides a mountable cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art. Shown is a mounting method wherein the rear portion of the back wall support 12 has a peel off backing 30 that when removed exposes an adhesive element 32 for mounting to a wall structure.

Mountable Soap Dish

FIGURE 7
FIGURE 7 shown is an illustrated view of the mountable soap dish 10 in use. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle plate 14 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle 11. As illustrated the soap dish 10 can be mounted for bath tub 34 use.

Draining Soap Dish

FIGURE 8
FIGURE 8 is an illustrative view of the mountable soap dish 10. The present invention provides a cantilevered soap dish 10 having a back wall support portion 12 that is mountable to a structure, using any means well known within the art, with a soap bar receptacle plate 14 angularly depending from the back wall support 12. The soap bar receptacle 11 has opposing side lips 16 with a front lip 18 extending therebetween. The front lip 18 provides for at least one water egress recess 22 for water to drain from the soap receptacle portion. Furthermore, triangular protrusions 26 and linear protrusions 28 are provided on the top surface of the receptacle plate 14.