JP2003134937A - Pot case - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pot case utilized for decoration, capable of stably holding the pot even if the pot is large-sized or has a high center of gravity, easily carrying out water drainage from the pot and further having even an excellent appearance. SOLUTION: This pot case is designed to expose a garden tree 11 and cover the pot 10. The pot case is provided with a case body 30 for separating and housing the pot 10 and a water pan 20 for receiving drain 21 from the pot 10 in the upper and the lower sides and a door part 31 installed in the case body 30 and capable of taking in and out the water pan 20.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technical field relating to a case for covering a flowerpot.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Heretofore, plants have been displayed in homes, offices, restaurants and the like to soften the atmosphere in the room. In particular, in recent years, there is a tendency that a flowerpot in which a large foliage plant or the like is planted is arranged and actively used for partitioning or creating an atmosphere in a room. In such a flower pot, not only the type of plant but also the pot itself having a high design is used, and it is often used for indoor production.

On the other hand, it is important for the growth of such potted plants in terms of growth to supply plenty of water and maintain good drainage. Therefore, holes are provided in the bottom of the flowerpot in advance so that the supplied water is appropriately drained from the flowerpot. In order to prevent the surroundings from being polluted by this drainage, the flower pot is often placed on the water tray in the room. If the water continues to be stored in the water tray, the roots are likely to rot, and it is necessary to frequently discard the water in the water tray. However, when the water in the water pan is to be discarded, it is necessary to lift the flowerpot from the water pan, and this work is extremely laborious, especially for a large flowerpot. Therefore, a technique for simplifying the treatment of the wastewater from the flower pot has been conventionally proposed.

For example, Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-63241 discloses a technique in which a flower pot is placed on a pedestal with legs and a water tray is detachably held on the lower surface side of the pedestal. Here, since the water pan is attached to the pedestal without directly mounting the flower pot, only the water pan can be removed without moving the flower pot.

[0005]

However, the technique disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-63241 has a problem in holding the flower pot. Although the casters are provided here to simplify the movement of the flower pot, the flower pot is only placed on the pedestal, so that the pedestal and the flower pot are easily separated. Especially in the case of a large-sized flower pot, the leaves grow thickly and the center of gravity is high, and it is easy to tilt. Therefore, when the flower pot is moved, an earthquake occurs, or when a person bumps into it, there is concern that the flower pot may slip or fall from the pedestal, and there is room for improvement in terms of holding the flower pot in a stable manner. there were.

Further, since the water tray is detachably attached under the pedestal, there is a problem that its size is limited. In the case of a large flowerpot, supplying plenty of water to the flowerpot will result in a large amount of water coming out of the flowerpot.
If the capacity of the water tray is insufficient, the drainage from the flowerpot cannot be stored sufficiently, and it may overflow and pollute the surroundings, or it may be necessary to frequently drain water. If the water tray has a large diameter in order to increase the capacity of the water tray, it becomes difficult to attach it to the pedestal in a detachable manner.
The external appearance is projected from the pedestal, and the overall aesthetics are impaired. In addition, if the water saucer is deep, it is necessary to lengthen the foot of the pedestal, which raises the center of gravity, making it unstable, and further prone to tilting the flowerpot.

Further, such a large flower pot is positively utilized for creating an indoor atmosphere as described above. Therefore, it has also been desired that an appearance with excellent design can be obtained and that the appearance can be easily changed according to changes in the layout of the room.

In consideration of these problems, the present invention provides
Even if the flowerpot used for decoration is large or has a high center of gravity, it can be stably held, and drainage from the flowerpot can be easily treated. The purpose is to provide an excellent flowerpot case.

[0009]

In order to solve the above problems, the flowerpot case of the present invention adopts the following means.

That is, in claim 1, there is provided a case body for exposing the plant and covering the flower pot, wherein the flower pot and the water tray for receiving the drainage from the flower pot are vertically separated from each other, and the case body. And a door portion provided at the door for receiving and putting in the water tray.

According to this means, since the flower pot and the water receiving tray are housed in the case body, it is apparent that the plant tree is exposed from the case body. Therefore, only the design and appearance of the case body can be visually recognized, and it is not necessary to care about the appearance of the flowerpot or the water saucer. In addition, the drainage stored in the water tray is vertically separated from the flowerpot,
Even if the flower pot is not moved, it is processed simply by putting in and taking out only the water tray from the door.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the flowerpot case according to the first aspect, the case body has an upper plate provided with an opening for exposing the plant, a bottom plate for mounting the water tray, and a flowerpot. And a support plate provided with a drainage port for allowing the drainage from the flowerpot to pass therethrough, and the support plate is attached in a shelf shape at an arbitrary height between the top plate and the bottom plate. And

In this means, the flowerpot is placed on the support plate so that the flowerpot and the water tray are vertically separated from each other. Moreover, since the support plate is attached at an arbitrary height, the degree of the plant tree exposed from the opening is adjusted according to the size of the flower pot.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the flower pot case according to the first aspect, the case main body is provided with an upper plate provided with an opening for fitting the flower pot and exposing the plant and a water tray. And a bottom plate for.

In this means, the flowerpot is fitted in the opening of the upper plate so that it is vertically separated from the water tray.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the flowerpot case according to the first aspect, the case body has an upper plate provided with an opening for exposing the plant, a bottom plate for mounting the water tray, and a flowerpot. And a pedestal member provided with a drainage port for allowing the drainage from the flowerpot to pass therethrough, and the pedestal member is placed on the bottom plate so that the flowerpot is located above the water tray. Characterize.

In this means, the flowerpot is placed on the trapezoidal member so as to be vertically separated from the water receiving tray.

According to a fifth aspect, in the flowerpot case according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the upper plate is provided with a cover portion for suppressing the exposure of the flowerpot from the case body. And

According to this means, since the vicinity of the root of the plant in the plant pot is heavily soiled or the inexpensive pot does not look good and the appearance is impaired, it is concealed by the cover to suppress the exposure, so that the overall appearance is improved. It is further improved. Also, the design is improved by the combination of colors, shapes and materials of the cover part and the case body.

[0020]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment (1) of a flowerpot case of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Figure 1
2 is a perspective view showing attachment of the embodiment (1), FIG. 2 is a perspective view after attachment of the embodiment (1), and FIG. 3 is A of FIG.
It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view cut along the line A.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (1) is a case where the flowerpot 11 is exposed to cover the flowerpot 10.
A case body 30 for accommodating the flower pot 10 and a water tray 20 for receiving drainage 21 from the flower pot 10 vertically separated from each other.
And a door portion 31 provided on the case main body 30 for inserting and removing the water tray 20.

The case body 30 of the embodiment (1) covers the flower pot 10 to improve its appearance.
You can freely choose the pattern, shape, material, etc. Embodiment (1)
Then, a case body 30 having a rectangular parallelepiped shape is applied. The case body 30 hides the pot 13 and exposes only the plant 11 so that the pot 13 does not care about the appearance at all and can be made of an inexpensive material or a lightweight material.

The case body 30 has a top plate 32, a bottom plate 33, and four side plates, and one of the four side plates is formed as a door portion 31. In FIG. 1, the hinge member 311 for laterally opening and closing the door 31 is omitted. An opening 321 is bored in the upper plate 32. The opening 321 is formed to expose the plant 11 of the flower pot 10 upward and to insert the plant pot 10 into and out of the case body 30. In FIG. 1, the opening 321 is formed in a circular shape. This is because the pot 13 of the flower pot 10 generally has a large number of circles, and may be formed in a shape other than the circle according to the shape of the pot 13. In the embodiment (1), the flower pot 10 is taken in and out from the case main body 30 from above, but the opening 321 is continuous to the end on the door 31 side and is formed in, for example, a U shape. However, the case body 30 may be configured to be taken in and out from the lateral direction.

The bottom plate 33 of the case body 30 has a flowerpot 1
A water tray 20 for receiving and storing the drainage 21 dropped from 0 is placed. The water receiving portion 20 is taken in and out from the lateral direction of the case body 30 by opening the door portion 31. Since the water tray 20 is not visually recognized from the outside, as long as it can be stored in the case body 30, a large one can be used, and even if the large flowerpot 10 is sufficiently water-filled, there is no fear of overflowing its drainage. The bottom of the bottom plate 33 has a flowerpot case 1
A caster is attached as the moving unit 40 in order to move the whole. It is desirable that a lock mechanism for moving / fixing is attached to at least one position of the caster for safety.

Between the upper plate 32 and the bottom plate 33, a rectangular support plate 34 is attached in a shelf shape. Opposing side plates 3
Positioning members 351 are projectingly provided at the plurality of heights 5 and 35. The support plate 34 is formed so as to fit with the positioning member 351, and at which height the positioning member 351 is located.
The height of the support plate 34 in the case main body 30 can be changed depending on whether the support plate 34 is attached using. The height of the support plate 34 is appropriately determined according to the size (height) of the flowerpot 10 placed on the support plate 34. When the flower pot 10 is large (high), the support plate 34 is attached to a lower position, and the pot 13 of the flower pot 10 is set so as to project and be exposed from the opening 321 and not to impair the appearance. On the contrary, when the flowerpot 10 is small (low), the support plate 34 is mounted higher and the plant 11 that is planted in the flowerpot 10 is attached.
Is set so as not to be hidden inside the case body 30.

The support plate 34 is provided with a drainage port 341 so that the drainage from the drainage port 12 previously provided in the flowerpot 10 can pass through. Generally, since the drainage port 12 of the flowerpot 10 is provided at the center of the bottom, the drainage port 341 is also provided at the center of the support plate 34 in a circular shape.
It can be appropriately changed according to the flower pot 10. The size of the drain port 341 is preferably such that the flowerpot 10 does not fall.

A cover portion 50 is attached to the upper plate 32 of the case body 30. The cover portion 50 is provided to further improve the appearance of the flowerpot case 1. At the center of the cover 50, a front outlet 51 for exposing the plant 11 to the outside is formed smaller than the opening 321 of the upper plate 32. In the embodiment (1), it is formed in a circular shape, but it is not limited to this and may be formed in a polygonal shape or a design shape. The cover part 50 is attached to the upper plate 2 so as to be located above the upper plate 32, and the opening 321 of the upper plate 32 and the front exit 5 of the cover part 50.
1 is in the overlapping position. The area near the root of the plant 11 of the plant pot 10 is often soiled by soil and the like, and if an inexpensive pot 13 is used, the atmosphere may be impaired when viewed from the outside. Therefore, by providing the cover portion 50, it is possible to prevent the flowerpot 10 from being exposed from the flowerpot case 1 and expose only the flowerpot 11 to make the whole look beautiful.

In the embodiment (1), the cover portion 50 is composed of two panel members 52, 52, and the cutouts provided in the panel member 52 are brought into contact with each other to form the front exit 51. Is formed. Each panel member 52 is attached to the upper plate 32 by a hinge member 53 so as to be openable and closable in the upward direction. Since the front outlet 51 of the cover portion 50 is formed small, the panel member 52 is opened upward when the flower pot 10 is put into or taken out of the opening 321 of the case body 30. The color of the cover 50,
The overall design can be enhanced by matching the handle, shape, material, etc. with the case body 30 or by selecting a different one.

The operation of the flowerpot case 1 thus constructed will be described. First, depending on the size of the flower pot 10, it is determined at what height the support plate 32 should be attached to the positioning member 351, and the support plate 32 is attached inside the case body 30 in a shelf shape.

Next, the two panel members 52 are opened upward, and the flower pot 10 is placed on the support plate 32 through the opening 321. Then, the door 31 is opened and the water tray 20 is placed on the bottom plate 33 from the lateral direction. As the water receiving tray 20, one having a sufficient capacity for storing drainage can be used regardless of its appearance. The water tray 20 is placed near the center of the bottom plate 33 in order to receive the drainage 21 that drops from the drainage port 12 of the flowerpot 10 through the drainage port 341 of the support plate 34.

When the setting of the flower pot 10 and the water tray 20 is completed, the door 31 and the panel members 52, 52 are closed. As a result, as shown in FIG. 2, only the plant 11 of the plant pot 10 is exposed from the case body 30, and the pot 13 and the water tray 2 are provided.
0 is completely hidden.

When watering the flower pot 10,
Water is supplied to the root of the plant 11 by opening one or both of the panel members 52 of the cover part 50. The supplied water is stored in the water receiving tray 20 as the drainage 21 from the flower pot 10, but when appropriate, the door 31 is opened and only the water receiving tray 20 is laterally taken out and discarded.

When it is desired to move the flowerpot case 1 due to a change in layout or the like, the casters of the moving section 40 are made movable and moved to an arbitrary position.

Further, when it is desired to replace the flower pot 10, the panel member 52 is opened and the flower pot 10 is taken out and replaced in the reverse of the setting. When the size of the flower pot 10 is different, the mounting height of the support plate 34 can be changed to adapt.

As described above, according to the embodiment (1), by storing the flower pot 10 in the flower pot case 1, only the beautiful plant 11 and the designed case body 30 and the cover portion 50 are recognized and installed in appearance. An excellent atmosphere can be provided according to the space created. Also, flowerpot case 1
Covers the lower side of the flower pot 10 and completely stores it, so that the center of gravity as a whole is lowered and the stability is enhanced. Even in the case of a conventional plant that tends to fall down, such as a plant with thick leaves or a tall plant, it is difficult to tilt the plant pot case 1 or drop the plant pot 10 from the plant pot case 1 to obtain high safety. . Of course, it may be applied to short or small plants.

When water is used, the panel member 52 is opened to work, so that the cover portion 50 and the case body 30 are
There is no need to worry about polluting the water with water. Therefore, a material made of cloth or leather metal can be used for the cover portion 50 and the case body 30. Further, in the treatment of the drainage 21 of the water receiving tray 20, it is not necessary to move the flower pot 10 as in the conventional case, so that the drainage can be easily discarded.

Further, the flower pot case 1 can be easily moved by using the casters of the moving part 40, and the lower part of the flower pot 10 is completely housed in the case body 30 as described above. You can work safely without worrying about falling off.

Next, an embodiment (2) of the flowerpot case of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the embodiment (2). Note that the same description as that of the embodiment (1) is given the same reference numeral, and details thereof will be omitted.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (2) is characterized in that the attachment of the flowerpot 10 to the case body 30 is different. In this embodiment, the pot 13 of the plant pot 10 is fitted into the opening 321 of the upper plate 32 so that the plant 11
Is expressed. The pot 13 of the flower pot 10 generally has an edge portion 132 formed on the upper end 131 side, and often has a tapered shape in which the diameter decreases from the upper end 131 side to the lower end 133 side. Therefore, even the flowerpot 10 having a slightly different size can be locked in the opening 321. In addition, when the flowerpot 10 to be stored is determined in advance or when the size of the flowerpot 10 has a standard,
The opening 321 may be formed according to its shape and size.

The embodiment (2) may be combined with the embodiment (1). Case body 3
0 is provided with a positioning member 351 to change the position of the support plate 34 to place the flower pot 10, and in the case of a larger flower pot 10, the support plate 34 is removed by fitting it into the opening 321 to be stored. Thus, one flowerpot case 1 can be adapted to a wide range of sizes of the flowerpot 10. Other actions and effects are similar to those of the embodiment (1).

Next, an embodiment (3) of the flowerpot case of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the embodiment (3). Note that the same description as that of the embodiment (1) is given the same reference numeral, and details thereof will be omitted.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (3) is also characterized in that the attachment of the flowerpot 10 to the case body 30 is different. In this embodiment, the drain port 36
1 is provided, and the flowerpot 10 is placed on the stand-shaped member 36. At this time, the water tray 20 is arranged below the trapezoidal member 36. The shape of the trapezoidal member 36 may be either a leg provided or a tubular shape. Further, since the water tray 20 is only placed below the trapezoidal member 36 and is not visible from the outside, its shape and size can be freely selected.

In this embodiment (3), the case main body 30
This shape is suitable when it is difficult to attach the support plate 34. Other actions and effects are similar to those of the embodiment (1). Further, this embodiment (3) may be combined with the embodiment (2) similarly to the embodiment (1).

Next, an embodiment (4) of the flowerpot case of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing the attachment of the embodiment (4), and FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view of the embodiment (4). Since the embodiment (4) is an application of the embodiment (1), the same reference numerals are given to the same description, and the details are omitted.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (4) is characterized in that the whole is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape. In this embodiment, first, the case main body 30 has a cylindrical shape, is provided with a circular upper plate 32, a bottom plate 33, and a side plate 36 forming an outer peripheral surface, and a part of the side plate 36 opens and closes in a double door shape. The parts 37, 37 are formed. In FIG. 6, the hinge member 311 that opens and closes the door 37 is omitted.

The cover portion 50 of the embodiment (4) is provided with a circular front outlet 51 in the center so as to have a ring shape as a whole. Here, it is formed by abutting the semicircular ring members 54, 54. The ring member 54 has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and is mounted so that the flat surface faces upward and is detachably covered on the upper end 131 of the pot 13 of the flower pot 10 or the upper plate 32.

Further, in this embodiment, a means for reusing the waste water stored in the water receiving tray 20 as water supply to the flower pot 10 is attached. As this means, as shown in FIG. 7, one is soaked in the water of the water receiving tray 20, and the other is attached to the suction member 22 inserted into the pot 13 from the drainage port of the flower pot 10. The suction member 22 causes a capillary phenomenon to gradually supply the water in the water receiving tray 20 to the inside of the bowl 13. This eliminates the water shortage of the plant 11 and eliminates the need to frequently process the wastewater.

Although FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 show the case where the flower pot 10 is fitted into the opening 321 and attached,
The support plate 34 and the positioning member 3 as in the embodiment (1)
51 may be provided and the flowerpot 10 may be placed and stored on the support plate 34 depending on the size of the flowerpot 10.

In this embodiment (4), the designability is improved by making the entire flowerpot case 1 cylindrical. Other actions and effects are similar to those of the embodiment (1). Moreover, you may implement Embodiment (1)-(4) in combination.

Next, an embodiment (5) of the flowerpot case of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the attachment of the embodiment (5). Since the embodiment (5) is an application of the embodiment (1), the same reference numerals are given to the same description, and the details are omitted.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (5) is characterized in that the cover 50 is opened and closed by a sliding mechanism. This cover part 50 is formed of two panel members 52, 52 as in the embodiment (1), but these are mounted on rail members 55, 55 installed parallel to the upper surface of the upper plate 32. It is configured to open and close by sliding along it. In some cases, nutrients 14 or the like may be inserted near the root of the plant 10 of the flower pot 10 or fertilizer may be sprinkled on the soil, but by covering with the cover 50, these may be exposed and spoil the appearance. It can be prevented.

In addition, this embodiment is characterized in that the bottom plate 33 on which the water tray 20 is placed is also slid out. The means for pulling out is the cover 50
The rail member may be attached as described above, the bottom plate 33 may be placed on the protrusion on the rib, or other means may be used. This makes it easier to take out the water receiving tray 20 that is taken in and out at a lower position. In addition,
The door part 31 may be divided into upper and lower parts, and the lower part thereof may be attached to the front side (drawing side) of the bottom plate 33 to form a door for drawing. In this case, the wastewater treatment can be performed by pulling out only the bottom plate 33 without opening the upper door part 31, and the water tray 20 is not visually recognized from the outside by the door part attached to the bottom plate 33.

Next, an embodiment (6) of the flowerpot case of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the attachment of the embodiment (6). Since the embodiment (6) is an application of the embodiment (1), the same reference numerals are given to the same description, and the details are omitted.

The flowerpot case 1 of the embodiment (6) shows an example in which the case body 30 is formed by a combination of free shapes according to the design. Here, a top plate 32 provided with a U-shaped opening 321 and a bottom plate 33 are continuously formed by bending one member, and a door arranged between the top plate 32 and the bottom plate 33. Part 31 and side plate 35
And are formed into the shape of an upright cylinder. The door portion 31 having a substantially semicircular cross section adopts a mechanism (a rail or the like is not shown) that slides in and out on the inside of a side plate 35 having a substantially semicircular cross section. There is. By making the diameter of the cylindrical shape formed by the door portion 31 and the side plate 35 larger than that of the opening 321, the upper plate 32 has the function of the cover portion 50. On the bottom plate 33, a stand-like member 36 having a drainage port 361 and legs 362 is placed, and the flowerpot 10 is placed in and taken out from the lateral direction. Further, below the table-like member 36, the water tray 20
The waste water can be treated even when the plant pot 10 is inserted and the flower pot 10 is placed on the trapezoidal member 36. Of course, these are not visible from the outside by closing the door 31.

It should be noted that the above configuration is such that a plate member having a U-shaped opening in parallel is provided between the upper plate 32 and the door portion 31 and the side plate 35 with a small gap below the upper plate 32. By deforming, the edge portion 132 of the pot 13 is provided between the plate material and the upper plate 32.
The trapezoidal member 36 may be omitted. At this time, if the opening 321 provided in the upper plate 32 is made smaller than the opening provided in the plate member, the upper plate 32 functions as the cover section 50.

The materials of the upper plate 32 and the bottom plate 33 can be arbitrarily selected. For example, if a metal material is used and is formed by bending, the design is improved. Further, the door portion 31 and the side plate 3
If 5 is also made of a metal material, it is possible to further increase the sense of unity and improve the aesthetic appearance. In this way, the case body 3
The appearance, shape, and material of No. 0 can be freely formed according to the environment in which the flowerpot case 1 is installed. Other functions and effects of this embodiment are similar to those of the embodiment (1).

The above embodiments (1) to (6) may be combined.

Further, in the embodiments (1) to (6), some of the opening / closing mechanisms of the cover part 50 have been described, including the form also used as the upper plate 33, but the external design of the cover part 50, etc. Is not limited to the one shown in the figure, and can be appropriately selected according to the installation environment and the preference of the user. Also, in some cases,
The cover 50 may be omitted from the flowerpot case 1.

[0059]

As described above in detail, since the flowerpot case of the present invention covers the flowerpot by exposing the plant, in other words, the flowerpot case covers the pot below the flowerpot, and stores the whole flowerpot. It can be held in place, and the tilting and falling of the flowerpot during installation and movement can be suppressed, and safety is enhanced.

At the same time, since the water receiving tray is housed separately from the flower pot in the vertical direction, it is not necessary to move the flower pot during the drainage treatment of the water receiving tray, and the treatment can be performed very easily.

Further, since the pots and the water saucer of the flower pot are hidden, it becomes possible to provide a better appearance to the case body depending on the installed space without worrying about their appearance.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing attachment of an embodiment (1).

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the embodiment (1) after attachment.

3 is a vertical cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of an embodiment (2).

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of an embodiment (3).

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing attachment of the embodiment (4).

FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view of the embodiment (4).

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing the attachment of the embodiment (5).

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing the attachment of the embodiment (6).

[Explanation of symbols]

1 flowerpot case 10 flower pots 11 planting trees 12 drain 13 bowls 131 top 132 Edge 133 bottom edge 14 Nutrition 20 water saucer 21 drainage 22 Suction member 30 case body 31 Door 311 Hinge member 32 Upper plate 321 opening 33 Bottom plate 34 Support plate 341 drain 35 side plate 351 Positioning member 36 trapezoidal member 361 drain 362 legs 37 Door 40 Moving part 50 Cover 51 front exit 52 panel members 53 Hinge member 54 Ring member 55 Rail member

Continued front page    (72) Inventor Takafumi Matsunaga             1-2 Sawatari, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa             Takashimadai 3rd Building 8F Goto Yokohama Inc.             Office (72) Inventor Takaaki Itabashi             1-2 Sawatari, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa             Takashimadai 3rd Building 8F Goto Yokohama Inc.             Office (72) Inventor Akiko Sugizawa             1-2 Sawatari, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa             Takashimadai 3rd Building 8F Goto Yokohama Inc.             Office (72) Inventor, Hisako Adachi             1-2 Sawatari, Kanagawa-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa             Takashimadai 3rd Building 8F Goto Yokohama Inc.             Office F-term (reference) 2B027 ND01 NE01 QB03 QC38 RA02                       RA13 RA14 RA22 RA25 RC32                       TA03 TA09 TA27 TC07 TC13                       UA03 UA16 UA18

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A case main body for exposing a flower plant to cover the flower pot, the main body storing the flower pot and a water tray for receiving drainage from the flower pot vertically apart from each other, and a water body provided in the case main body. A flowerpot case that is equipped with a door that allows the saucer to be taken in and out. 2. The flowerpot case according to claim 1, wherein
The case body was provided with a top plate with an opening for exposing the plants, a bottom plate for placing the water tray, and a drain port for passing the drainage from the plant pot for placing the plant pot. A flowerpot case, comprising a support plate, and the support plate being attached in a shelf shape at an arbitrary height between the top plate and the bottom plate. 3. The flowerpot case according to claim 1, wherein
A flowerpot case, characterized in that the case body is provided with an upper plate having an opening through which the flowerpot is fitted to expose the plant, and a bottom plate for mounting a water tray. 4. The flowerpot case according to claim 1,
The case body was provided with a top plate with an opening for exposing the plants, a bottom plate for placing the water tray, and a drain port for passing the drainage from the plant pot for placing the plant pot. A flowerpot case, comprising a trapezoidal member, and the trapezoidal member placed on the bottom plate so that the flowerpot is located above the water tray. 5. The flower pot case according to claim 1, wherein the upper plate is provided with a cover portion for suppressing the exposure of the flower pot from the case body.