JPS6131973B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates primarily to a simple mobile rain shelter for cultivating crops.

In recent years, for example, with regard to the cultivation of crops such as spinach that are prone to rain-related diseases, the issue of how to stably mass-produce high-quality crops has led to the development of tunnel-type land-use methods for intensive cultivation. There was a strong need for a mobile, simple house that could be used primarily during the rainy season.

However, in conventional simple houses, heavy long connecting bodies that serve as bases are provided facing each other.
Since both ends of the plurality of arch-shaped aggregates arranged in a row almost parallel to each other are inserted and fixed into the connecting bodies, there is a disadvantage that the whole structure is heavy and requires a lot of effort to move. Furthermore, when the arch-shaped aggregate or the like is pulled and moved, the ends of the arch-shaped aggregate tend to come off from the connecting body. Furthermore, since the long connecting bodies are simply straight, if the field is uneven, the connecting bodies wobble, resulting in poor stability of the simple greenhouse.

In view of the current situation, the inventor has conducted extensive research and found that
We have completed a simple mobile rain shelter that eliminates the drawbacks of conventional methods.

The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the drawing, 1 is an arch-shaped frame body, and two arch-shaped aggregates 1 are arranged in parallel with an appropriate interval.
The lower ends of 1 and 11 are leg aggregates 12 and 12, respectively.
It is connected and integrated by. or,
The arch-shaped aggregate 11 and the leg aggregate 12 are tubes or rod-shaped bodies made of metal, synthetic resin-coated metal, or the like.

For example, in the case of FIG. 2, the arch-shaped frame 1 includes two arch-shaped aggregates 11, 11 bent in an arch shape.
The arched aggregates 11, 11 are arranged approximately parallel to each other at appropriate intervals, and the lower ends of the arched aggregates 11, 11 are connected and integrated through joints 13, respectively, by leg aggregates 12, 12 bent into a substantially U-shape. ing. In addition, in the case of this Fig. 2, joints 1 are installed at both ends of the arch-shaped aggregates 11,
3, by changing the length of the arch-shaped aggregates 11, 11, the width of the arch-shaped frame 1, that is, the distance between the opposing leg aggregates 12, 12, can be adjusted, and the assembly Easy and preferable.

Moreover, the arch-shaped aggregate 11 and the leg aggregate 12 may be formed from one aggregate, or may be formed by connecting a plurality of aggregates. Moreover, the arch-shaped aggregate 11 and the leg aggregate 12 are connected to each other without using the joint 13.
The book aggregate may be bent as appropriate to serve as both the arch aggregate 11 and the leg aggregate 12.

Furthermore, the portion of the leg frame 12 facing the ground is bent to have a rounded shape. For example, 1st to 2nd
In the case shown in the figure, the leg aggregate 12 is approximately U-shaped, and the portion facing the ground is arcuate. or,
In the case of FIG. 3, the leg aggregate 12 is approximately U-shaped, with the lower end bent further upwards and the portion facing the ground rounded. Further, in the case of FIG. 4, the leg aggregate 12 is shaped and the bent portion is rounded with an appropriate radius of curvature. Furthermore, it is preferable that a cover be attached to the portion of the leg aggregate 12 facing the ground, since this can prevent damage to the leg aggregate 12 due to friction with the ground during movement of the house.

2 is a connecting aggregate, which is a tube or rod-shaped body made of metal, synthetic resin-coated metal, or the like. The connecting aggregate 2 is for connecting a plurality of arch-shaped frames 1, 1, . . . as described later.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a cover, which is made of a film or sheet of synthetic resin or the like.

Reference numerals 4 and 5 are hook bands, and general-purpose ones made of metal wire are used. The hook bands 4, 5 are for fixing the arch-shaped frame 1 and the connecting aggregate 2.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a clip holder, which is a general-purpose clip holder made of metal, synthetic resin, etc. and having a groove-shaped cross section. The clip holder 6 is for fixing the cover 3 to the arched frame 1.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a stake, which is made of metal or the like and has a hook-shaped locking portion at its upper end. The stakes 7 are for fixing the arch-shaped frame 1 to the ground.

8 is a reinforcing string made of synthetic resin, metal, or the like.

As shown in Fig. 1, the rain protection house of the present invention has a plurality of arch-shaped frames 1, 1... arranged in a row almost parallel to each other, and a plurality of connecting frames 1, 1... Aggregates 2, 2... are arch-shaped frames 1, 1
The arch-shaped frames 1, 1... are extended in the arrangement direction of...
are connected to each other, and the portions of the leg aggregates 12, 12 of the arch-shaped frames 1, 1... that face the ground are the stakes 7, 7...
A cover 3 is placed over the arch-shaped frames 1, 1, and clip holders 6, 6 are fixed to the ground.
The cover 3 is removably fixed to the arch-shaped frames 1, 1, and so on.

In addition, the connecting aggregates 2, 2... are hook bands 4, 5.
The arch-shaped frames 1, 1... may be simply fixed to the arch-shaped frames 1, 1... as shown in FIGS.
Hook bands 4, 5 are attached to the joints 13, 13...
It is preferable that the arch frame 1 is positioned so that the connection portion between the arch aggregate 11 and the leg aggregate 12 forming the arch frame 1 can be reinforced.
Moreover, the connecting aggregates 2, 2... are connected to the arch-shaped frames 1, 1...
Although they may simply be stretched in the arrangement direction of the connecting aggregates 2, 2, the ends of the connecting aggregates 2, 2 may be overlapped between some adjacent arch-shaped frames 1, 1 as shown in Fig. 1. It is preferable if the rain shelter is crossed as it will strengthen the house when it is moved.

In addition, the arch-shaped frames 1, 1... are connected to the connecting aggregates 2, 2.
They may simply be connected by..., but it is preferable that the reinforcing strings 8 are stretched across the arched frames 1, 1, as shown in Fig. 1, as this will increase the reinforcing effect.

Furthermore, in the rain protection house of the present invention, the arch-shaped frames 1, 1, . . . may be integrally connected without any interval as shown in FIG.

As detailed above, in the rain shelter house of the present invention, a plurality of arch-shaped frames are arranged in a line almost parallel to each other, and a plurality of connecting aggregates are arranged in the arch-shaped frames in the direction in which the arch-shaped frames are arranged. Since the arch-shaped frames are connected to each other across the arch-shaped frames, various sizes can be obtained by changing the number of arch-shaped frames and the arrangement interval.

In addition, since the lower ends of the arch-shaped frame are connected and integrated by the leg aggregates, the lower ends of the two arch-shaped aggregates that are approximately parallel to each other at appropriate intervals, the heavy There is no need for long connecting bodies, the overall weight can be reduced, and the house can be easily moved.

Furthermore, since the part of the leg aggregate of the arch-shaped frame that faces the ground is curved in a rounded manner, there is less friction with the ground, making it possible to move the house easily, and the house can be easily moved without any unevenness on the ground. It can be installed in a stable state even if there is a problem.

Therefore, the rain shelter of the present invention is a type of land use that is not intensive, and can be easily moved and used during the rainy season, and is suitable for crops such as spinach, lettuce, komatsuna, and strawberries, which are prone to rain-related diseases. It can be suitably used for culture. Further, the rain shelter house of the present invention can be used as a simple garage, storage room, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the rain shelter house of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing an embodiment of the arch-shaped frame used in the rain shelter house of the present invention, FIGS. 3 and 4 5 is an enlarged perspective view of section A in FIG. 1, and FIG. 6 is an enlarged perspective view of section B in FIG. 1. 7 are perspective views showing other embodiments of the rain shelter according to the present invention. 1... Arch-shaped frame body, 11... Arch-shaped aggregate,
12... Leg aggregate, 13... Joint, 2... Connection aggregate, 3... Cover, 4, 5... Hook band, 6
... Clip holder, 7 ... stake, 8 ... reinforcing string.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A plurality of arch-shaped frames 1, 1... are arranged in a line almost parallel to each other, and a plurality of connecting aggregates 2, 2... are connected to the arch-shaped frames 1, 1... 1
The arch-shaped frames 1, 1 are spanned in the arrangement direction of...
... are connected to each other, and the arch-shaped frames 1, 1... are covered with a cover 3 such as a film or sheet,
The arch-shaped frame 1 has two arch-shaped aggregates 11, 11 which are arranged approximately parallel to each other at appropriate intervals, and the lower ends of which are connected and integrated by leg aggregates 12, 12, respectively. A simple mobile rain shelter house with rounded and bent parts facing the ground.