CZ31381U1 - A torch for stable and safe placement on both paved and unpaved surfaces - Google Patents

Description

The technical solution concerns torches for outdoor natural lighting.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Louče is a traditional lighting means, creating a pleasant atmosphere mainly in the dark and at the same time it serves as an efficient lighting, eg access roads to a social meeting place where there is no electricity connection.

DE 20 2015 100 646 U1 discloses a torch intended for navigation on the surface of, for example, domestic ponds, which has a basic hollow body with a convex bottom and a deep indentation at the top of which has a wick holder at the center. There is liquid fuel around the holder.

DE 20 2009 000 411 U1 discloses a torch which consists of wooden longitudinal prisms which are arranged in a square and pulled together circumferentially, with a free cavity in the middle. Some prisms reach down to the ground and some are shortened from the bottom, creating airways. A space for solid fuel is arranged in the cavity and after ignition the whole torch burns slowly.

Furthermore, wood torches are also known which have deeper cuts in the upper part, and solid fuel is again deposited in the upper part of the notches and the lower parts of the notches are free of air. Depending on the thickness or diameter of the torch, the various amounts and arrangement of notches may be designed to burn the torch in the desired manner. The problem with the above-mentioned natural torches, however, is that they are designed to be placed directly on the ground, so that they are unstable and may cause undesirable contact with the flame.

The aim of the technical solution is to present a torch of the above-mentioned natural type, which would be designed so that it can always be safely placed on any surface.

The essence of the technical solution

The aforementioned drawbacks are eliminated by a torch for stable and safe placement on the paved and unpaved surface according to the technical solution, which consists in that the heel part of the torch is provided with at least one drilled bottom opening and a fixing stand is arranged under the torch.

In a preferred embodiment, the drilled bottom opening is cylindrical and is arranged in the axis of the torch.

In another preferred embodiment, the fixation stand consists of a rod provided at the boundary between its stop portion and the support portion with a welded side fastening protrusion and at the end of the stop portion provided with a tip for fixing to a soft backing layer.

In another preferred embodiment, the fixation stand is formed in one piece of a bar bent at the boundary between the stop portion and the support portion into a fastening projection.

In a further preferred embodiment, a lateral holding projection is provided above the fastening projection, above which a cup is arranged.

In a further preferred embodiment, the fixation stand is provided with at least three legs under the support part for fixing the torch to a hard backing layer which converge at one end into a joint.

In another preferred embodiment, a cup is arranged above the joint.

Clarification of drawings

The technical solution will be further illustrated in the drawings, in which Fig. 1 represents an illustrative embodiment of a torch according to the technical solution in a perspective view, Fig. 2 shows a bottom view of the torch of Fig. 1; in the first embodiment, Fig. 4 shows a second embodiment of the element for the soft backing layer, Fig. 5

Fig. 6 shows a fixation stand for a hard undercoat.

Examples of technical solutions

1 and 2 show a schematically illustrated torch having a head part 2 and a foot part 5. The head part 2 is formed by slits 3 and segments 4 formed therethrough. In the figure there are three cross-sections intersecting in the middle and six identical segments. However, other embodiments may include varying numbers and arrangement of slices and segments. An incendiary fuel is applied to the notches, whether in the form of solid, liquid, gel, or the like. it can also be made differently, for example as a conical one and need not be in line.

Fig. 3 is a view of a fixation stand 7 intended to fix a torch even in a soft backing layer, such as a lawn, both on a flat surface and at an incline of the terrain. The stand 7 has a stopper part 8 and a support part 9. A torch 6 is pushed onto the support part with its lower opening 6 during assembly. In order to effectively and safely insert the stop part 8 into the soil, it is at the border between the stop part 8 and the support part 9 of course, it does not necessarily have to be stepped on during grooving, but it also serves as a striking surface for the punching tool. In this embodiment, the stand 7 is a one-piece rod suitably bent to form a tread protrusion 10.

Fig. 4 is a view of an elevated fixation stand 7 intended for fixation of a torch 1 in a soft backing, based on the variant of Fig. 3. Above the tread side projection 10, a further straight section is terminated which terminates in the side retaining projection 15 for the cup 11. This is done with a JA border. Thus, for example, the stand 7 can be pushed with a foot over the side projection 10, and then only the cup ii can be placed on the end of the wire above the side holding projection 15 and only afterwards the torch.

In a simplified variant, such a tread protrusion 10 can be welded to the straight rod as shown in FIG. 5. The stop portion 8 is preferably provided with a tip 16 at the end.

Fig. 6 is a view of an embodiment of a fixation stand 7 intended for fixing a torch even on a hard base layer, e.g. on asphalt, tiles or concrete. The fixation stand 7 is designed as a tripod with three legs 12, which may be straight or curved, etc., which converge at one end into the joint 11, and from the area of the joint 13 protrudes the support part 9. The structure may be supplemented by a cup 11 disposed just above the joint 13, which then serves to catch the cracks from the spent burnt-out i, so as not to burn the surface of the subsoil during smoldering. This may be flat or as a segment of a hollow sphere or the like.

The cup 11 can generally be arranged on the stands 7 in each case.

Claims (7)

A spoke for stable and safe placement on a paved and unpaved surface which is made of natural material, comprises a head part (2) formed by slits (3) and segments (4) formed therefrom, and a foot part (5), characterized by characterized in that the heel part (5) of the torch (1) is provided with at least one drilled bottom opening (6) and a fixing stand (7) is arranged below the torch (1). Spoke according to claim 1, characterized in that the drilled bottom opening (6) is cylindrical and is arranged in the axis of the spoke (1). Spoke according to claim 1, characterized in that the fixing stand (7) consists of a rod provided at the boundary between its stop part (8) and the support part (9) with a welded side fastening projection (10) and at the end of the stop part (8). ) provided with a tip (16) for fixing to a soft backing layer. -2 CZ 31381 Ul The torch according to claim 1, characterized in that the fixation stand (7) is formed in one piece of a bar bent at the boundary between the stop part (8) and the support part (9) into the fastening projection (10). Spoke according to claim 4, characterized in that a side retaining projection (15) is provided above the fastening projection (10) 5, over which a cup (11) is arranged. The torch according to claim 1, characterized in that the fixing stand (7) is provided under the support part (9) with at least three legs (12) for fixing the torch (1) on a hard backing layer which converge at one end into the joint (9). 13). Spoke according to claim 6, characterized in that a cup (11) is also arranged above the joint (13). 3 drawings