JP7064883B2 - Flower stand - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a flower stand of a grave.

As shown in Fig. 8, the flower stands that are widely used today are designed so that the opening is always facing up and flowers are inserted there, and it is assumed that the flower stands will be installed upside down. Not.

The previous flower stand is in a state like a decoration with the top of the head open in the upright position. No matter which flower stand you look at, it is not shaped so that it can be inserted upside down into the flower stand stone. This decoration is not indispensable for offering flowers, and may be hidden by the offering flowers and the leaves underneath.

The flower stand of the grave is a cylindrical container that stores water for cut flowers and holds cut flowers. In addition, a flower stand stone (hereinafter referred to as a flower stand stone) is a stone that has a columnar hole in the stone and is inserted into the flower stand.

The orthodox position of a flower stand is a state in which cut flowers are offered by filling with water. The inverted position of the flower stand is a state in which the flower stand is turned upside down and inserted into the receiving stone so that water does not collect. A brim is a disk-shaped ring that supports the flower stand in the middle of the cylinder to stabilize the flower stand. In addition, it is common to existing flower stands that make it difficult for dust and sand to enter the gap, but it is indispensable in the inverted state in this application.

There are many applications for flower stands for tombstones, but for example, as shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-192691, it is not a technique aimed at preventing water from accumulating inside when none of them are used.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2000-192691

The flower stands prepared for the grave become a source of wriggler in the summer and early autumn, and problems such as the transmission of viruses and pathogens are likely to occur. In particular, temples, reiens, and private graveyards in areas where housing is absent in the surrounding area have an extremely large impact on the surrounding environment. Many of the owners of the graveyard do not notice the load on the neighborhood because they return home as they are after turning the flowers and are absent from the site.

After that, the managers of temples and reiens clean the plants, but the main tasks are to remove dead cut flowers and clean the surrounding area. It's difficult to do everything. The water that remains accumulated becomes a source of infectious pathogenic mosquitoes in the vicinity, where a wriggler springs up in the beginning of autumn in the summer.

The flower stands that are generally used at present do not have a shape in which the opening spreads on a fan and can be stored upside down. By devising the shape of this flower stand, worshiping, removing dead cut flowers after visiting the grave, draining water and putting the flower stand upside down in the receiving stone, water retention can be prevented.

The present invention has a bottomed tubular main body for arranging flowers and a flange attached in the middle of the main body in the longitudinal direction, and the main body has an outer diameter of the bottom and an opening for inserting flowers. It is a flower stand characterized by having substantially the same outer diameter and having no decorative edge at the opening.
Further, the flower stand is characterized in that a reinforcing portion having an uneven cross section is provided at the opening of the main body portion.
In addition, it is a flower stand characterized by attaching a brim to the middle part of the main body.

Just receive it with a brim-shaped frame or bulge so that the flower stand does not make noise due to the wind swaying when it is in the normal or reverse position, and dust etc. does not enter the gap with the receiving stone. By inserting the collar part onto the stone so that it can be placed on the stone, it can be stably stored in the receiving stone. Even if the flower stand is turned upside down, it can be placed in the receiving stone. It can be expected to be effective in preventing water from staying upside down, causing the accumulated water to rot, preventing the occurrence of wriggler, and preventing infectious diseases.

FIG. 1 shows the shape of the entire flower stand of the present invention. FIG. 2 shows a state in which the flower stand of the present invention is received and attached to a stone. FIG. 3 shows a state in which the flower stand of the present invention is mounted and stored in an inverted state. FIG. 4 shows the shape of the flower stand compact type of the present invention. FIG. 5 shows the flower stand compact type of the present invention. As with the conventional type, there are few exposed parts and it is not noticeable in either the normal or reverse position when the receiving stone is attached. FIG. 6 shows the flower stand stable type of the present invention. Since it can be inserted deeply when lying down, it is stable in strong winds. FIG. 7 shows a state in which a flower stand of the present invention is inserted into a receiving stone and flowers are provided. FIG. 8 shows a conventional flower stand that is generally used at present. ..

FIG. 1 shows a flower stand of the present invention. It is a cylindrical container with a bottom and an opening of almost the same diameter, and can be used upside down with the middle collar as the center. For this reason, it can be inserted into the existing flower stand stone from either the normal position or the inverted position, and is characterized by a shape that can be stably attached and installed on the flower stand stone in the graveyard.

FIG. 2 shows a state in which the flower stand of the present invention is filled with water and attached to the flower stand receiving stone. The usage pattern is the same as that of the conventional flower stand, but the shape of the upper part from the attached brim is a cylindrical shape with the same diameter, and it has the feature that the decorative edge does not spread like the conventional flower stand.

FIG. 3 shows the shape of the flower stand of the present invention when it is installed in an inverted state, that is, in a dry state, while the flower stand is not filled with water and flowers are not inserted. Most of the general tombs do not have flowers in the flower stands throughout the year, and even if the Buddhist affairs are not held for a long period of time, it is characterized by being able to prevent the retention of water such as rainwater and maintain a dry state. ..

Figure 4 shows. Compact type flower stand of the present invention (this is an example in which the length of the main body is short. Since the rising portion above the brim when the flower is inserted in the normal position is low, the exposed portion of the flower stand cylinder is small and the flower stand main body is inconspicuous. It is characterized by.

Figure 5 shows. The shape of the compact flower stand of the present invention when installed in an inverted state is shown. In this case, the part inserted into the flower stand stone is small, so it may be affected by the wind.

FIG. 6 shows the stable flower stand of the present invention. Since the rising part above the brim when the flower is inserted in the normal position is high, the exposed part of the main body of the flower stand is conspicuous, so if this is regarded as an accent, the presence of the flower stand stands out. In addition, when it is installed and installed in a state where it is drained in the opposite position and is prone, it is characterized by the fact that it can be stored stably because the insertion part is deep even if it is lightweight without water, so it is difficult for it to come off from the flower stand stone due to strong winds. do.

FIG. 7 shows the original usage state in which the flower stands of the present invention are filled with water and flowers are inserted.

Figure 8 shows. The main type of conventional flower stand that is commonly used. Figure A is the most common type these days, but it is not suitable for storage in an inverted position. At first glance, B can be "stored alone", but in the case of an outdoor graveyard, there is a high possibility that it will be overthrown by a strong wind, resulting in unstable storage.

The details of the present invention will be described below. The main body has a tubular opening for growing flowers and a bottomed part filled with water, and the outer diameter of the main body is almost the same as the outer diameter of the bottom and the outer diameter of the opening for inserting flowers. There is no conventional decorative edge in the opening. The collar is attached in the middle of the main body in the longitudinal direction.

Eliminate this decorative edge, make it the same cylinder on the top and bottom, and provide a brim in the middle. By making it a cylinder with the same diameter on the top and bottom, it can be inserted upside down in the stone holder. In this case, the brim has the purpose of receiving the flower stands and stabilizing it on the stone in each of the normal and reverse states.

Also, by covering the gap between the stone and the stone with a brim, dust and sand can be prevented from entering. It is possible to prevent noise caused by the wind in the inverted "lightweight state without water", and after draining the water of the flower donation in the normal position around this brim and the flower donation in the reverse position, daily rainwater retention and puddle Try to prevent it.

1: Main body 2: Collar 3: Bottom 4: Opening 5: Reinforcing part 6: Hanatate receiving stone 7: Cavity of receiving stone

Claims (2)

It is attached to the bottomed tubular main body for growing flowers and the middle part in the longitudinal direction of the main body, is orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the main body, has an upper surface and a lower surface, and is installed on a receiving stone. A cavity for inserting a flower stand is formed between the bottomed portion or opening of the main body portion and the flower stand receiving stone, and one of the upper surface and the lower surface has a collar that abuts only on the receiving stone. The outer diameter of the bottom and the outer diameter of the opening into which the flower is inserted are almost the same, and the outer diameter of the bottom and the outer diameter of the middle part are almost the same. The characteristic flower stand. The flower stand according to claim 1, wherein by attaching a brim to the middle portion of the main body, a flower can be laid in the normal position around the brim, and the flower can be turned upside down and used upside down .

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