Stall shower panel kit

Claim 2

In a stall shower having a back wall, end walls and a pair of aligned inwardly directed spaced apart front walls; a plurality of flat, rectangular panels respectively mounted over said back and end walls, each panel having an upright right angular end flange terminating in an elongated outturned lip; a pair of said panels bearing against and superimposed over and secured to said end walls, with their corresponding flange bearing against and substantially covering and secured to the corresponding front walls; the third panel bearing against and overlying said back wall, with its flange overlying, bearing against and secured to the free end of one of said end wall panels; and an upright corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates terminating in elongated outturned lips, said corner panel projected into a back and end wall corner overlying the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel and secured thereto, said lips sealingly bearing against the underlying wall or panel surface.

Claim 3

In the stall shower of claim 1, the securing of said panels and flanges including strips of adhesive material over and along the rear surfaces of said panel and flanges.

Claim 4

In a stall shower having a back, end and front walls, and a thin plastic panel overlying and secured respectively to said back and end walls, said panels being of the same width, each having an upright right angular end flange terminating in an outturned lip; the flanges of the end wall panels bearing against, overlying and secured to said front walls; the flange of said back wall panel overlying and secured to the free edge portion of one end wall panel; and a corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates terminating in an outturned lip, said corner panel projected into a back and end wall corner overlying the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel and secured thereto, said lips sealingly bearing against the underlying wall or panel surface.

Claim 5

In a stall shower having a back, end and front walls, and a thin plastic panel overlying and secured respectively to said back and end walls, said panels being of the same width, each having an upright right angular end flange terminating in an outturned lip; the flanges of the end wall panels bearing against, overlying and secured to said front walls; the flange of said back wall panel overlying and secured to the free edge portion of one end wall panel; and a corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates terminating in an outturned lip, said corner panel projected into a back and end wall corner overlying the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel and secured thereto, said lips sealingly bearing against the underlying wall or panel surface.

Claim 6

In a stall shower having a back wall, end walls and a pair of aligned inwardly directed spaced apart front walls, a plurality of flat, rectangular panels all of the same width respectively mounted over said back and end walls, each panel having an upright right angular end flange; a pair of said panels bearing against and superimposed over and secured to said end walls, with their corresponding flange bearing against and substantially covering and secured to the corresponding front walls; the third panel bearing against and overlying said back wall, with its flange overlying, bearing against and secured to the free end of one of said end wall panels; and an upright corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates, said corner panel projected into a back and end wall corner overlying the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel and secured thereto.

Claim 7

In a stall shower having a back wall, end walls and a pair of aligned inwardly directed spaced apart front walls, a plurality of flat, rectangular panels all of the same width respectively mounted over said back and end walls, each panel having an upright right angular end flange; a pair of said panels bearing against and superimposed over and secured to said end walls, with their corresponding flange bearing against and substantially covering and secured to the corresponding front walls; the third panel bearing against and overlying said back wall, with its flange overlying, bearing against and secured to the free end of one of said end wall panels; and an upright corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates, said corner panel projected into a back and end wall corner overlying the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel and secured thereto.

Claim 8

A panel kit for a stall shower enclosure having a back wall, end walls and a pair of aligned spaced apart front walls, comprising: three symmetrical rectangular panels, all of the same width, each panel having an upright right angular end flange of the same width, and terminating in an outturned sealing lip; a pair of said panels adapted to bear against, cover and be secured to said end walls, with their corresponding flanges bearing against and substantially covering and secured to the corresponding front walls; the third panel adapted to bear against, overly and be secured to said back wall with its flange overlying, bearing against and secured over the free end of one said end wall panels; and an upright corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates terminating in outturned lips, adapted to be projected into a back end wall corner to overly the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel for securing thereto; said three panels and their front flanges being nested together and with the corner panel for storage within a compact container of minimum width of the panels.

Claim 9

A panel kit for a stall shower enclosure having a back wall, end walls and a pair of aligned spaced apart front walls, comprising: three symmetrical rectangular panels, all of the same width, each panel having an upright right angular end flange of the same width, and terminating in an outturned sealing lip; a pair of said panels adapted to bear against, cover and be secured to said end walls, with their corresponding flanges bearing against and substantially covering and secured to the corresponding front walls; the third panel adapted to bear against, overly and be secured to said back wall with its flange overlying, bearing against and secured over the free end of one said end wall panels; and an upright corner panel including a pair of right angular side plates terminating in outturned lips, adapted to be projected into a back end wall corner to overly the free ends of the other end wall panel and back wall panel for securing thereto; said three panels and their front flanges being nested together and with the corner panel for storage within a compact container of minimum width of the panels.