JP5782255B2 - Comfort table - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a comfort table. Specifically, it relates to a comfort table that can mourn the spirit of the dead with the same feelings as a visit at a grave at home.

Traditionally, in Buddhism in Japan, it is known that the burned bone after cremation is put in an urn and placed in a grave, and the spirit of the dead is enshrined by placing a Buddhist altar at home.
Here, what was described, for example in patent document 1 as this kind of Buddhist altar is known. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6, the Buddhist altar described in Patent Document 1 is provided with a protruding portion 101 on an upper portion of a back plate (not shown) and a frame (not shown). Guide portions (not shown) are vertically arranged in three rows of the center and the left and right on the inner surface of the back plate from the opening 102 to the lower inner end.

  Furthermore, each guide part is divided into two upper and lower stages by a horizontal partition beam 103, various Buddhist elements are guided and arranged in each guide part, and are digged in the upper surface position of the guide part from the opening 102 on the left and right inner surfaces of the frame body. A space plate 105 is inserted into the longitudinal groove 104.

  Moreover, what was described, for example in patent document 2 is known as a tomb where an urn is placed. Specifically, as shown in FIG. 7, the grave described in Patent Document 2 has a gravestone 111 installed on the back side of the graveyard 110 and a gravestone 112 laid in front of the gravestone 111, A worship stone 112 is laid on one side of the graveyard 110 in the width direction.

  Furthermore, the non-laying area 113 is enlarged on the other side of the worship stone 112 so that the expanded non-laying area 113 can be used as a space for planting flowers or the like, or as a space for obtaining peace such as a sculpture installation space. Has been.

JP 2006-255222 A

JP 2000-129961 A

  However, recent condominiums and apartments often do not have a space for Buddhist altars, and there are many Western-style condominiums and apartments. Therefore, the Buddhist altar described in Patent Document 1 described above often does not match the atmosphere of the room.

  In addition, regarding the grave described in Patent Document 2 described above, if the grave is far away, just going to the grave during the Bon Festival or New Year's Day, etc., will incur costs such as transportation costs and time and labor. .

  In addition, since the grave is outdoors, we have to weed and clean the surroundings, and in the cemetery, maintenance costs are required as an annual management fee, which will put a burden on the children who take over the grave in the future. Become.

  The present invention was devised in view of the above points, and an object thereof is to provide a comfort table that does not take up space in the premises of a house or in a house and can realize the functions of a Buddhist altar and a grave. It is what.

  In order to achieve the above object, a comfort table according to the present invention includes a substrate, a monument wall portion erected substantially perpendicular to the substrate, and a transfer wall disposed at a predetermined position of the monument wall portion. As a bulletin board.

  Here, it is possible to feed a deceased person by digging, for example, the date of death, year of year, name of ritual, name, and the like in a monument wall portion standing upright at a right angle to the substrate.

  In addition, by transferring, for example, a photo before life to a bulletin board part for transfer placed at a predetermined position on the monument wall, it is possible to feel close to the person who died, and a monument with a familiarity different from the Buddhist altar Can be created.

  In addition, when an urn placement area is provided on the substrate, the bones of those who have died nearby can be placed without putting the urn in the grave or ossuary. It can be used as

  In addition, the urn storage wall plate suspended along the left and right side ends and the back side end of the substrate at the lower part of the substrate, and the bottom plate having a size substantially equal to the substrate attached to the lower end of the urn storage wall plate And a door plate portion attached to the opening end of the base plate and the bottom plate so as to be openable and closable, a space for storing the urn is formed in the lower portion of the base plate. And by storing the urn in this space, it becomes possible to rest the urn without letting the urn go to the public.

  Furthermore, by storing the urn in the lower part of the substrate, the space on the substrate can be afforded, and a vase, an incense holder, an orin, a table or a favorite used in life can be placed.

  For example, by digging the date of death, the year of happiness, the name of the ritual, and the name into the monument wall, it can be used as a comfort table that has both the function of a Buddhist altar and a grave.

  In addition, if at least one of the substrate, monument wall, bulletin board, antique wall plate, bottom plate, or door plate is formed of stone, it is close to the grave and hardly scratched. It becomes possible to easily wipe off dust and the like with towel cloth or the like.

  In order to achieve the above object, a comfort table according to the present invention comprises a substrate, an antique housing wall plate standing along the left and right side ends and the back side end of the bottom plate, and the antique housing wall. A substrate having a size substantially equal to the bottom plate attached to the upper end of the plate, a door plate portion attached to the opening end of the substrate and the bottom plate so as to be openable and closable, and a substantially right angle on the back side of the substrate. And a monument wall provided.

  Here, for example, the date of death, year of year, command name, name, etc. are dug into the monument wall, and the area formed by the substrate, the wall storage wall plate, the bottom plate, and the door plate (an antique storage room) It is possible to use it as a comfort table that combines the functions of a Buddhist altar and a grave.

  According to the comfort table of the present invention, it is possible to realize the functions of both the Buddhist altar and the grave without taking up space on the premises of the house or in the house.

It is a three-dimensional schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the comfort stand to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the usage example of the wall part for monuments of the comfort stand to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the other example of the comfort stand to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the use condition of the other example of the comfort stand to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating the other usage example of the wall part for monuments of the other example of the comfort stand to which this invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the conventional Buddhist altar. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating an example of the conventional grave.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention.

<First Embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a three-dimensional schematic diagram for explaining an example of a comfort table to which the present invention is applied, and FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram for explaining an example of use of a monument wall portion of the comfort table to which the present invention is applied.

  The comfort table 1 shown here is made of stone material such as granite used in the grave. The stone is formed into a stone plate having a predetermined shape by a stone cutting machine or the like, and these stone plates are assembled.

  Here, for example, the monument wall 3 having a height of 370 mm and a thickness of 20 mm is formed along the rear side end of the quadrilateral substrate 2 having a front and back side length of 450 mm, a left and right side length of 300 mm, and a thickness of 20 mm. The substrate 2 is erected substantially at a right angle.

  The left end of the substrate 2 and the left end of the monument wall 3 are connected by a fan-shaped reinforcing side plate 4 having a height of 250 mm.

  In addition, an urn resting plate 6 having a region in which the urn 5 can be placed is stacked on the upper surface of the substrate 2.

  The urn 5 is made of stone and in a cylindrical shape. Here, by creating the urn 5 from stone, an atmosphere integrated with the comfort table 1 can be created, and the urn 5 does not create a sense of incongruity.

  It is not always necessary to place an urn on the urn placing plate 6. For example, in Christianity, a cross is pasted on the monument wall 3 instead of a photo or a family crest, and its surroundings are decorated with flowers or the like. It is desirable to use it according to religion.

In addition, a bulletin board portion 7 is arranged in the approximate center of the upper portion of the monument wall portion 3, and this bulletin board portion 7 is made of black stone or tile and is formed in a size of horizontal and vertical length of 100 mm.
In addition, when the bulletin board portion 7 is made black, when an photographic photograph is transferred, the image can be clearly displayed.

  Here, the bulletin board portion 7 is attached to the monument wall portion 3 or provided with a recess (not shown) into which the bulletin board portion 7 can be fitted into the monument wall portion 3 in a flat shape. By pasting in a state where the portion is embedded, it is arranged at a predetermined position of the monument wall portion 3.

  In the comfort table to which the present invention is applied, as shown in FIG. 2, for example, the family wall A and the family name B of the person who died at the bottom of the family crest A are dug into the monument wall 3 with a sandblast for stone.

  Further, in the vacant part of the monument wall 3, words such as “Nanmu Amida Buddha” or “Thank you” (not shown) are dug. In addition, the bulletin board portion 7 is transferred with a photograph before life.

  Further, the name, command name, age, date of death, and the like of the deceased are dug on the outer surface of the urn 5 and placed on the urn rest placement plate 6 of the substrate 2 so that these characters can be seen from the front side. doing. Further, an incense holder, an orin or a stand (not shown) or the like is placed on the substrate 2 other than the urn placing plate 6.

  The comfort table 1 according to the present embodiment has a width of 450 mm, a depth of 300 mm, and a height of 370 mm. Therefore, in a condominium or the like, it should be installed in a place that does not take up space such as on a veranda or indoor chiffon. Can do. Furthermore, when the comfort table 1 is heavy, the comfort table 1 can be assembled so that moving work such as moving can be easily realized.

  In addition, the comfort table according to the present embodiment can be installed in a familiar place where a family lives, such as a house. You can feel close to them.

  In the comfort table according to the present embodiment, everything is made of a stone plate, but it is not necessarily made of a stone plate. For example, a metal plate, a synthetic resin plate, or a wooden plate may be used. . However, when cleaning by using a stone plate, dust can be easily wiped off with towel cloth, and because of the high degree of freedom of design, it can be harmonized with Western-style houses. It is desirable to use it.

  In addition, since the urn placed on the urn resting plate touches the human eye, it is desirable to use, for example, an urn that is formed of a stone made of the same material as the comfort table and is excellent in design.

  In this embodiment, the use of comfort tables in Buddhism will be described in detail. However, it is not necessary to limit to Buddhism. For example, Christianity or Shinto may be used. However, since the wordings written on the monument wall and the things to be placed on the substrate differ depending on the religion, it is desirable to make the shape of the substrate and monument wall according to these.

  In addition, in the comfort table according to the present embodiment, by making a grave and Buddhist altar possible, it is possible to perform daily events at the Buddhist altar and events at the grave at the same time, and it is necessary to move to the grave. In addition, there are no grave management fees or costing costs.

  In this embodiment, the comfort table for human use is described in detail, but it is not necessarily limited to human use, and for example, it may be used for feeding pets such as dogs and cats. Absent.

<Second Embodiment>
FIG. 3 (FIG. 3A) shows a three-dimensional schematic diagram for explaining another example of the comfort table to which the present invention is applied, and FIG. 3B shows the inside of another example of the comfort table to which the present invention is applied. FIG. 4 is a schematic sectional view for explaining another example of a comfort table to which the present invention is applied, and FIG. 4 is a usage example of another example of the comfort table to which the present invention is applied. It is a schematic diagram for demonstrating.

  The comfort table 1 shown here is made of stone material such as granite used in the grave. The stone is formed into a stone plate having a predetermined shape by a stone cutting machine or the like, and these stone plates are assembled.

  Here, for example, the wall plates 11, 11 </ b> A for storing antiques having a height of 200 mm along the left and right side ends and the back side end of the bottom plate 10 having a front and back side length of 450 mm, a left and right side length of 300 mm, and a thickness of 20 mm, 11B is erected.

  Furthermore, a substrate 2A that also serves as a top plate having the same size as the bottom plate 10 is provided at the upper ends of the urn storage wall plates 11, 11A, 11B.

  In addition, two door-type door plate portions 12 and 12 are attached to the opening end between the front side end of the bottom plate 10 and the front side end of the substrate 2A. A handle portion 8 is provided.

  In the lower part of the substrate 2A, an antique housing chamber 13 is formed by the bottom plate 10, the antique housing wall plates 11, 11A, 11B, and the door plate portions 12, 12. Further, the door 8 is opened and closed by the handle 8 so that the urn 5 can be freely stored in the urn storage chamber 13.

  Although the opening / closing mechanism by the door type door plate portion is described in detail in this embodiment, it is not necessarily limited to the door type opening / closing mechanism, and the opening / closing mechanism by one door plate portion is used. It does not matter.

  Further, a monument wall 3A having a height of 315 mm and a thickness of 20 mm is erected substantially perpendicularly to the substrate 2A along the rear side edge of the substrate 2A.

  Further, the left and right ends of the substrate 2A and the monument wall 3A are connected by a reinforcing side plate 4A.

In addition, a bulletin board portion 7 is arranged at the approximate center of the upper portion of the monument wall portion 3A. The bulletin board portion 7 is a black stone or tile and is formed in a size of 100 mm in width and length.
In addition, when the bulletin board portion 7 is made black, when an photographic photograph is transferred, the image can be clearly displayed.

  In the comfort table to which the present invention is applied, as shown in FIG. 4, for example, the family crest A at the center upper part of the monument wall 3 and the family name B of the person who died at the bottom of the crest A are dug with stone sandblast or the like. It is crowded.

  In addition, the name, command name, age, date of death, and the like of the person who died are digged in the lower part of the bulletin board unit 7, and a life-long photograph is transferred to the bulletin board unit 7.

  Further, a family crest A or the like is dug into the door plate portions 12 and 12 of both door types, and an urn (not shown) is placed in the urn storage chamber 13.

  Furthermore, FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram for explaining another example of use of the monument wall portion of another example of the comfort table to which the present invention is applied.

  Here, in another example of use, the family crest A and the family name B of the person who died at the bottom of the family crest A are dug in stone sandblast or the like in the center upper part of the monument wall 3.

  Also, bulletin board portions 7 and 7 each having a horizontal and vertical length of 100 mm are arranged on both sides of the upper portion of the monument wall portion 3A. These bulletin boards 7 and 7 are transcribed with photographs of those who died.

  Further, the name, command name, date of death, and year of death of the person who died are dug into the lower part of the bulletin board part 7 arranged on both upper sides of the monument wall part 3A. In addition, the antiques of the two persons are placed in the antique storage chamber 13.

  In the comfort table of the present invention having such a configuration, since the urns are not visible from the outside, the appearance is very good, and it can be harmonized with both Western and Japanese style indoors.

Also, as shown in FIG. 5, for example, parents can be provided by digging two names and rituals or favorite words into the monument wall.
In addition, by providing the urn storage chamber 13, the substrate 2A can be used widely, and a vase, an incense holder, an orin or a table can be placed.

  In the comfort table according to the present embodiment, everything is made of a stone plate, but it is not necessarily made of a stone plate. For example, a metal plate, a synthetic resin plate, or a wooden plate may be used. . However, when cleaning by using a stone plate, the dust can be easily wiped off with towel cloth, and it can be used for a long time without deterioration. It is desirable to do.

  In this embodiment, only the case where the bulletin board portion is provided will be described in detail, but it is not always necessary to provide the bulletin board portion. However, it is possible to increase the friendship with the family by providing a bulletin board section and transferring the photos before life.

  In addition, in the comfort table according to the present embodiment, by making a grave and Buddhist altar possible, it is possible to perform daily events at the Buddhist altar and events at the grave at the same time, and it is necessary to move to the grave. In addition, there are no grave management fees or costing costs.

  In this embodiment, the comfort table for human use is described in detail, but it is not necessarily limited to human use, and for example, it may be used for feeding pets such as dogs and cats. Absent.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Comfort stand 2, 2A Board | substrate 3, 3A Monument wall part 4, 4A Reinforcement side plate 5 Antique 6 Antique mounting board 7 Bulletin board part 8 Handle part 10 Bottom plate 11, 11A, 11B Antique board storage wall board 12 Door board part 13 Antique storage room

Claims (2)

A substrate formed from a stone provided with an antique placement area ;
A monument wall formed from a stone standing upright at a right angle to the substrate;
A reinforcing side plate formed from a stone provided continuously between the substrate and the monument wall;
A comfort table, comprising: a black-colored bulletin board portion formed from a stone disposed at a predetermined position of the monument wall portion. Under the substrate,
An antique housing wall plate suspended along the left and right side ends and the back side end of the substrate;
A bottom plate that is approximately the same size as the substrate attached to the lower end of the antique wall plate;
The comfort table according to claim 1, further comprising: a door plate portion attached to the opening end of the base plate and the bottom plate so as to be opened and closed .

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