JP2006055482A - Paper-ware for floral offering - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide paper-ware for floral offering by which the floral offering can be hung on a horizontal rod inside a graveyard, like a corner-cut and hanging lantern, even in the case devoid of a space sufficient enough to be placed for a vase or a flower basket on a tomb and having easy disposal. <P>SOLUTION: The floral offering box 1 consists of the paper-ware for offering natural flowers or artificial flowers arranged over a grave and has a paper box body 2 with a hollow box shape and a pair of hanging bands 3. The body 2 is hung on the rod provided across inside the graveyard by engaging and connecting front ends 3a and 3a of the bands 3 and 3. The top plate 8 is formed into an approximately concave curved face by which flowers arranged and placed on the top plate 8 are stably supported. A through hole 17 is provided on the approximate center of the top plate 8, through which stalks of the flowers arranged and placed on the top plate 8 are inserted. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a flowering paper container used for flowering before a grave.

  In some areas of the Hokuriku region (for example, around Kanazawa City), there is an ancestral custom where grave participants advance their lanterns before the grave during the Bon Festival. The lanterns used to light these lanterns are (Chirico) ”. Also, during the Bon Festival period in this area, there is a bubo lying in the cemetery for hanging such a facet, and the grave attendant hangs the facet he brought to the side, I pray for the souls of the deceased by lighting a candle set in the facet.

In this way, Kiriko has the meaning of promoting a lamp in front of the grave for ancestral service, but in addition to the lamp, flowering is indispensable for the grave attendant to provide before the grave. For this reason, flower stands for flowers are provided in advance in the graves of each house. In addition, the number of flower stands in front of the grave varies slightly depending on the region and sect, but generally there are a pair on the left and right in front of the grave.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-15407 JP 2003-82886 A

  However, when a large number of tomb attendees visit during a few days, such as a tray, the flower garden in front of the tomb may not be enough. For this reason, when several people visit the grave in the back and forth, those who come to the grave visit later cannot arrange the flowers they brought in the flower stand equipped in front of the grave, However, there is a problem that the flowers of those who visit the grave visitor may be disposed of by the person who visited the grave visit later.

  In addition, it is not insignificant to replace the flower of the person who visited the grave first with the flower that the person who later visited the grave visit himself. Sometimes they don't live, they just give up flowers in front of the grave. However, if it is used in front of the grave without laying flowers in this way, there is a problem that if it is a fresh flower, it will soon wither and wither, and the service of the grave attendant will be spoiled.

  In addition, later grave attendees can give flowers in front of the grave using the bridegroom, but the size of the cemetery of each house varies, and if the site area of the cemetery is small, there is even enough space for the bridegroom. There is a problem that can not be. Moreover, if such a large number of grooms are left in the cemetery, there is a problem that it is extremely complicated for the owners and managers of the graveyard to dispose of the grooms after passing the tray.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and even when a space for placing a flower stand or a flower bud in front of the grave cannot be secured sufficiently, the flower is hung on a recumbent in the graveyard like a facet. In addition, it is an object to provide a flower container that can be disposed of easily.

  In order to achieve this object, the flower container according to claim 1 comprises a box body made of a paper hollow box-like body and an upper surface of the box body covering the upper surface of the box body with a substantially concave curved surface. A top plate to be formed; a perforation that is formed in a substantially bottom portion of the curved surface of the top plate and communicates with the internal space of the box body; and a front plate and a back of the box body that have an internal space that communicates with the perforation. A set of hanging strips extending upward from the face plate, respectively, and a pair of hanging strips provided at the tip of the suspension strip so that the tip portions of the pair of hanging strips are detachable. And a pair of engaging portions.

  According to the flower feeder of this first aspect, the flower stems of the flowers to be provided are pierced into the perforations, and the flowers are placed on the curved surface that is the top surface of the top plate. As a result, prime flowers are formed at the top of the box body. The boxed body is hung by a set of hanging strips on a bunker in the cemetery of the tray to hang the facet.

  Here, when suspending the box body, first, after the engagement state of the pair of engaging portions is released, one of the hanging strips is rotated upward from the lower front side of the reed, and the other When the pair of engaging parts are engaged with each other above the recumbent portion after the suspension strip is rotated from the rear lower side of the recumbent portion to the upper side, the pair of hanging strip plates are connected to each other. . And if this set of connected hanging strips is straddled on the side, the box body is suspended from the side.

  The flowers placed on the top plate may be either fresh flowers or artificial flowers. However, when fresh flowers are used, the box body is a hollow box-shaped body, so that a water supply material is accommodated therein. Then, water can be supplied to the fresh flowers by piercing the water supply material with the stems of fresh flowers.

  The flowering paper container according to claim 2 is the flowering paper container according to claim 1, wherein at least one of the side plates of the box body is provided with a planar space in which characters can be written, It is bordered by a frame line or colored differently from outside the boundary of the plane space.

  According to the flower feeder described in claim 2, since it operates in the same manner as the flower feeder described in claim 1, a plane space is provided on at least one of the side plates of the box body. Important items, such as the names of grave attendees, are written as necessary.

  In addition, the plane pace is bordered by a frame line or colored differently from the boundary of the plane space, so that it is possible to suggest to the grave attendees where to write the necessary items and its range. In addition, the owner of the grave can confirm the name of the grave attendant written in this plane space, so that it is possible to know who the grave attendant is.

  The plane space can also be provided on both side plates of the box body. In such a case, the name of the grave attendant can be written in the plane space of one side plate, and the message to the deceased can be written in the plane space of the other side plate.

  The flower container according to claim 3 is the flower container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the front plate of the box body is provided with a vertically long plane space in which a name or title character can be written vertically. The planar space is bordered by a frame line or colored differently from the outside of the boundary of the planar space.

  According to the flower container described in claim 3, since it operates in the same manner as the flower container described in claim 1 or 2, the front plate of the box body is provided with a vertically long plane space. Names and titles can be written vertically. In addition, the vertical plane pace is bordered by a frame line or is colored differently from the boundary of the plane space, suggesting the location and range where necessary items should be indicated to the grave attendant. it can.

  The title or name can be printed in advance in this vertically long plane space. In this case, the border and coloring of the plane space have a decorative effect that makes the title and name stand out. Alternatively, a sticker whose title or name is printed in vertical writing and having a size matching the plane space of the front plate can be attached to the vertically long plane space. In this case, the border and coloring of the planar space also serve as a marker that suggests the range where the sticker is to be applied.

  The flowering paper container according to claim 4 is the flowering paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein at least one of the set of hanging belt plates extends from a front plate of the box body. A see-through window is formed in the hanging strip.

  According to the flower container according to claim 4, the same as the flower container according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the hanging belt plate extending from the front plate of the box body has Since the see-through window is formed as an opening, the flower arrangement placed on the top surface of the top plate can be seen from the see-through window. Moreover, the box main body can also be decorated more gorgeously by making the flower mounted on a top plate project through this through-window to the front side.

  The flowering paper container according to claim 5 is the flowering paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the pair of engaging portions are provided at a tip portion of the pair of hanging strips, respectively. In this case, the cut portions are engaged with each other so as to be engaged with each other so that the tip portions of the pair of suspension strips are detachably engaged with each other.

  According to the flower container according to claim 5, the same function as the flower container according to any one of claims 1 to 4 is provided, and the distal end portion of the pair of hanging strips is attached to the distal end portion. A pair of engagement portions provided respectively are engaged with each other so as to be detachable by engaging with each other so that the cuts are inserted into each other.

  For this reason, the box body can be suspended or removed from the recumbent provided in the cemetery by engaging or removing the notches that are the pair of engaging parts. Can be easily done. In addition, a set of hanging strips can be suspended from a side without a separate metal fitting for connecting the tip portions of the pair of hanging strips.

  The flower container according to claim 6 is the flower container according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the flower container is assembled by folding an assembly sheet formed in a single sheet. The bottom plate is formed by a bottom assembly method.

  According to the flowering paper container described in claim 6, it operates in the same manner as the flowering paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 5, and as long as it remains as an assembly mount, Since it is a paper material, it is not bulky to carry. In addition, when writing letters on the wall surface of the box body after assembly, the hand holding the writing instrument and the box body itself become unstable, making it difficult to write letters on the wall surface of the box body. Because it is paper material, it becomes easy to write letters. Furthermore, since the bottom plate of the box body is formed by the bottom assembly method, even when a water supply material is installed inside the hollow box-like body and a weight is applied to the bottom plate, the bottom plate of the box body is prevented from going through the bottom.

  The flowering paper container according to claim 7 is the flowering paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the flowering paper container is connected to upper edges of a pair of side plates on both side surfaces of the box body, and each side thereof. A pair of cushioning pieces that are bent inward and downward along the upper edge of the face plate and that exhibit an elastic restoring force through the bent portion; The edges on the side of the face plate and the back plate are separated from the front plate and the back plate, and the edges on the side of the pair of side plates are connected to the pair of buffer pieces, respectively.

  According to this flower container according to claim 7, the same function as the flower container according to any one of claims 1 to 6, and when the flower stem is inserted into the hole formed in the top plate, the hole is punched. When the flower stalk is caught on the peripheral edge and the top plate is pushed downward, the top plate is pushed downward through the pair of buffer pieces.

  However, when the force to insert the flower stem is loosened, the top plate is pushed back upward by the elastic restoring force of the pair of buffer pieces. Thus, when the flower stem is forcibly inserted into the perforation, the external force acting on the top plate of the box body is loosened via the pair of buffer pieces, so that it is possible to suppress the box body from being damaged by applying an excessive force.

  According to the flower feeder of the present invention, flower arrangements of flowers are placed on the top plate of the box body, and the boxed flower body is hung on a reed for hanging a face by a set of hanging strips. Since it is lowered, there is an effect that the grave attendant can flower in front of the grave even if the number of flower stands in front of the grave is insufficient or there is no space in the cemetery to place the groom.

  Therefore, if several people visit the grave before and after, even if those who later visited the grave visit cannot arrange the flowers they brought to the flower stand equipped before the grave, There is an effect that can be. In addition, there is an effect that it is possible to prevent the flower arrangement of the person who visited the grave visit first from being discarded by the person who visited the grave visit later.

  In addition, since the top surface of the top plate is formed in a substantially concave curved surface, it is possible to receive and support the flowers in a stable state with this curved surface, and the effect that the flowers can be prevented from falling off from the top surface of the top plate. is there. Moreover, since a perforation communicating with the internal space of the box body is formed at the substantially bottom part of the curved surface of the top plate, the flowers on the top plate are supported in a more stable state by inserting a flower stem into the perforation. There is an effect that can be.

  Moreover, since the box body is formed in a substantially hollow box-like body, the water supply material can be accommodated in the internal space of the box body. Therefore, the flower stem pierced by the perforation is pierced into the water supply material accommodated in the box body, so that the fresh flower can be supplied with water and the fresh flower can be lasted longer.

  In addition, the box body is made of paper and can be incinerated as a combustible material together with fresh flowers after use, so that the cemetery owner or manager can easily dispose of it after passing the tray. Moreover, even if a large number of used box bodies are discarded, the box body is made of paper, so that if the box body is crushed, it can be easily reduced in volume, and it is difficult to be bulky at the time of disposal.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a flowering box 1 as an embodiment of a flowering paper container according to the present invention as seen from the upper right side of the front, and in the figure, of the side plates 5 and 6 on both sides of the box body 2, the box body Only the right side plate 5 is shown.

  The flower box 1 is a paper container for providing flower-like fresh flowers or artificial flowers in front of a grave, and the whole is formed of a flexible combustible paper material such as cardboard. As shown in FIG. 1, the flower box 1 mainly includes a box body 2 formed in a paper-made hollow box-like body and a set of hanging strips 3.

  The box body 2 is a substantially hexahedron that functions as a pedestal on which flowers for flowering in front of the grave are placed, a front plate 4 that is a wall plate covering the front surface, and a side plate 5 that is a wall plate covering both side surfaces thereof. 6, a back plate 7 which is a wall plate covering the back surface thereof, a top plate 8 which is a wall plate covering the top surface thereof, and a bottom plate 9 (see FIG. 2) which is a wall plate covering the bottom surface thereof. Is covered. In addition, hanging strips 3 and 3 are integrally formed on the front plate 4 and the back plate 7 of the box body 2, respectively.

  One of the pair of hanging strips 3 and 3 is a substantially arch-shaped paper extending upward from the left and right sides of the upper edge of the front plate 4 and the other from the left and right sides of the upper edge of the back plate 7. It is a strip board. The pair of hanging strips 3 and 3 are connected by engaging their respective front end portions (upper end portions) 3a and 3a with each other, and to the reeds 30 provided in the cemetery to suspend the facet. It can be hung (see FIG. 3).

  Through-holes 11 and 12 are formed in the pair of hanging strips 3 and 3, respectively. Specifically, the see-through window 11 is an opening formed in the inner periphery surrounded by the front plate 4 and the hanging strip plate 3 provided in series therewith, and the see-through window 12 is formed with the back plate 7. It is an opening formed in the inner periphery surrounded by the hanging strip plate 3 provided continuously to it.

  From the transparent windows 11 and 12, the flower arrangement placed on the top surface of the top plate 8 can be seen, and the flowers on the top plate 8 can be projected to the front side or the back side of the box body 2, More diverse flower arrangements can be created, and more flowers can be placed on the box body 2.

  The front plate 4 has a flat surface, and a substantially elliptical frame line 13 having a major axis in the vertical direction is displayed at the center of the front plate 4 in the width direction (left-right direction in FIG. 1). ing. The front plate 4 is provided with a blank area on the inner side bordered by the frame line 13, and this blank area has the title of “Nammu Amida”, the title of “Minami Mugen Horen”, or other characters. Is a plane space 14 for vertically writing.

  In addition, the contents such as the name and title described in the plane space 14 can be appropriately changed according to the sect to which the grave where the flower box 1 is provided belongs.

  Moreover, since the plane space 14 is bordered by the frame line 13, it can suggest the location and range which should write down a necessary matter with respect to a grave attendant. Furthermore, a substantially hemispherical tongue piece 4 a in front view is formed above the planar space 14 in the front plate 4. The tongue piece 4 a is obtained by extending the upper portion of the front plate 4 in order to provide a vertically long plane space 14 on the front plate 4, and also has a role for decorating the front plate 4.

  The side plates 5 and 6 of the box body 2 have a flat surface, and the side plate 5 on the right side of the box body 2 displays a substantially rectangular frame line 15 with four corners rounded in an arc shape. Has been. A blank area is provided on the inner side of the side plate 5 bordered by the frame line 15, and this blank area is a plane space 16 for writing characters such as names of grave attendees.

  For example, characters such as “advanced XX house” are written in the plane space 16 (see FIG. 3). Moreover, since the plane space 16 is bordered by the frame line 15, it can also suggest the location and range which should write down a necessary matter with respect to a grave attendant.

  The top plate 8 is provided below the tip portions 3a, 3a engaged with each other in the pair of hanging strip plates 3, 3. The top plate 8 is extended so as to swell downward from one side plate 5 side to the other side plate 6 side, and a substantially concave curved surface is formed on the upper surface of the box body 2. By this curved surface, the flowers of the flower placed on the top plate 8 are supported and supported in a stable state.

  Further, a perforation 17 is formed in the approximate center of the top plate 8 and at the substantially bottom of the curved surface of the top plate 8. The perforations 17 communicate with the internal space of the box body 2 and are pierced with flower stems of primed flowers placed on the top board 8. In this way, the flower stalk is pierced into the perforation 17 so that the flower placed on the top plate 8 is less likely to fall out of the box body 2.

  And if a water supply material (not shown) is accommodated in the box main body 2 and the flower stem inserted into the box main body 2 from the perforation 17 is pierced into the water supply material, water can be supplied to the fresh flowers to make it last longer. .

  FIG. 2 is an external perspective view of the flower box 1 as seen from the lower right side of the back side. In the drawing, only the side plate 5 on the right side of the box body 2 out of the side plates 5 and 6 on both sides of the box body 2 is shown. Yes. As shown in FIG. 2, the flower box 1 has a bottom plate 9 of the box body 2 formed by a bottom assembly method such as a semi-automatic lock bottom. The bottom plate 9 includes a concave bottom plate 9a, engagement bottom plates 9b and 9c, And the bottom face of the box body 2 is closed by the trapezoidal bottom plate 9d (see FIG. 4) being combined with each other.

  3 (a) is a front view of the flower box 1, FIG. 3 (b) is a right side view of the flower box 1, and FIG. 3 (c) is a rear view of the flower box 1. FIG. 3 (d) is a left side view of the flower box 1. As shown in FIG. 3 (a) and FIG. 3 (c), each of the pair of hanging strips 3 and 3 is formed in a substantially parabolic arch shape that protrudes upward. Engaging portions 3b and 3b, which are cuts extending in the horizontal direction, are formed in the tip portions 3a and 3a (see FIG. 4).

  According to these engaging portions 3b and 3b, by engaging them so as to be inserted into each other, as shown in FIGS. 3 (b) and 3 (d), the ends of a pair of hanging strip plates 3 and 3 The portions 3a and 3a can be connected in a state of crossing in a substantially X shape in a side view. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 3 (b) and 3 (d), if the connecting portion of the tip portions 3a, 3a is straddled on the horizontal rail 30, the set of hanging strips 3, 3 is The flower box 1 can be hung on the recumbent bowl 30 by being hooked on 30.

  As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3C, the see-through windows 11 and 12 are both formed in a substantially bell-shaped opening, but the bottom edge of the see-through window 11 is the tongue piece 4a. The bottom edge of the see-through window 12 is formed in a substantially horizontal straight line. Thus, since the opening shape of the transparent windows 11 and 12 is different, the front side and the back side of the box body 2 can be distinguished by comparing the opening shapes of the transparent windows 11 and 12. For example, the orientation of the flower box 1 can be confirmed by hand even if it is a low vision person, and the front side and the back side of the flower box 1 can be distinguished at a glance even if it is a healthy person.

  As shown in FIG. 3A, the plane space 14 is labeled with the name “Nanmu Amida” inside the frame 13, and the plane space 16 has a “progress” as shown in FIG. 3B. The name of the grave visitor is written inside the frame 15 like “XX house”. Further, as shown in FIG. 3 (d), the left side plate 6 of the box body 2 has a flat surface, and a substantially rectangular frame 18 having four corners rounded into arcs. It is displayed.

  The left side plate 6 is provided with a blank area inside bordered by a frame line 18, and this blank area is a plane space 19 for writing a message to the deceased. For example, as shown in FIG. 3D, a message such as “Thank you for your ancestors” can be written by the grave attendant in the plane space 19. Moreover, since the plane space 19 is bordered by the frame line 18, it can also suggest the location and range which should write down a necessary matter with respect to a grave attendant.

  FIG. 4 is a plan view showing an example of the assembly mount 50 of the flower box 1, and the dotted lines in the figure illustrate the folds 51 to 64. As shown in FIG. 4, the assembling mount 50 is a development of the flower box 1, and is a plan view of a surface corresponding to the surface side of the flower box 1.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the assembly mount 50 is formed of a single sheet of paper. Left and right side plates 5 and 6 are connected to the left and right edges of the front plate 4 of the mounting board 50 via folds 51 and 52, respectively, and the lower side edge of the front plate 4 is connected to a fold 53. A concave bottom plate 9a is continuously provided. The concave bottom plate 9 a is provided with an insertion concave portion 9 a 1, which is a substantially concave recess, at a substantially central portion of the edge facing the fold 53.

  One long side of the buffer piece 20 is connected to the upper side edge (upper edge) of the right side plate 5 via a fold 54. The long side of the buffer piece 20 has a length substantially equal to the lateral width of the side plate 5, and one long side of the auxiliary piece 21 is connected to the other long side of the buffer piece 20 via a fold 55. Yes. A slit 22 is formed along the fold 55 in the approximate center of the fold 55.

  A substantially trapezoidal folding allowance 23 is also provided on the right edge of the side plate 5 via a fold 56, and a slit 24 is formed along the fold 56 at the approximate center of the fold 56. Further, an engagement bottom plate 9b is connected to the lower edge of the side plate 5 through a fold 57, and an insertion piece 9b1 is formed on the engagement bottom plate 9b so as to be inserted into the insertion recess 9a1. Yes.

  One long side of the buffer piece 25 is connected to the upper side edge (upper edge) of the left side plate 6 via a fold 58. The buffer piece 25 has a function of buffering an external force applied to the top plate 8 together with the above-described buffer piece 20 (see FIG. 5B and its description to be described later). The long side of the buffer piece 25 has a length substantially equal to the lateral width of the side plate 6, and one side of the top plate 8 is connected to the other long side of the buffer piece 25 through a fold 59.

  Three concentric frame lines 8a are written on the surface of the top plate 8, and a perforation 17 is formed in the center of the frame line 8a. According to the frame line 8a, a position where flowers are arranged on the top board 8 is suggested. In addition, a substantially trapezoidal insertion piece 26 is continuously provided in the center of the edge of the top plate 8 facing the edge on the buffer piece 25 side. The insertion piece 26 is formed so as to be inserted into the slit 22 described above.

  Further, an engagement bottom plate 9 c is connected to the lower side edge of the side plate 6 through a fold 61. The engagement bottom plate 9c is formed symmetrically with the above-described engagement bottom plate 9b, and includes an insertion piece 9b1 of the engagement bottom plate 9b and a symmetrical insertion piece 9c1. The insertion piece 9c1 is formed so as to be able to be inserted into the insertion recess 9a1 of the concave bottom plate 9a together with the insertion piece 9b1 of the engagement bottom plate 9b.

  The right side edge of the back plate 6 is connected to the left side edge of the side plate 6 via the fold 62, and a substantially trapezoidal insertion piece 27 is connected to the approximate center of the left side edge of the back plate 6 via the fold 63. It is installed. The insertion piece 27 is formed so as to be insertable into the slit 24 described above. Further, a lower bottom portion of a substantially trapezoidal trapezoidal bottom plate 9 d is connected to the lower edge of the back plate 6 through a fold 64. An insertion piece 9d1 is connected to the upper bottom portion of the trapezoidal bottom plate 9d. The insertion piece 9c1 is formed so as to be insertable into the insertion recess 9a1 of the concave bottom plate 9a.

  According to the assembling mount 50 formed as described above, the left and right side plates 5 and 6 are folded into mountain folds at the folds 51 and 52 so as to form a substantially right angle with respect to the front plate 4, and are recessed. The bottom plate 9a is bent into a mountain fold at a fold 53 so that it is substantially perpendicular to the front plate 4. Then, the engagement bottom plates 9b and 9c are folded in a mountain fold at the folds 57 and 61 so as to form a substantially right angle with respect to the left and right side plates 5 and 6, and the engagement bottom plates 9b and 9c are formed on the concave bottom plate 9a. The insertion pieces 9b1 and 9c1 are inserted and engaged with the insertion recess 9a1 while being superimposed downward.

  Then, it is folded into a mountain fold at a fold 56 so that the folding allowance 23 is substantially perpendicular to the side plate 5, and a ridge 62 is formed at the fold 62 so that the back plate 7 is substantially perpendicular to the side plate 6. The insert piece 27 is folded into a mountain fold at the fold 63 so that the insertion piece 27 is substantially perpendicular to the side plate 6. At this time, first, when the insertion piece 27 is inserted into the slit 24 while the back plate 6 is superimposed on the folding margin 23 from the outside, the side plate 5 and the back plate 7 are engaged.

  Simultaneously with the engagement of the side plate 5 and the back plate 7, the trapezoidal bottom plate 9d is superimposed below the engaging bottom plates 9b, 9c, and the insertion piece 9d1 is inserted into the insertion recess 9a1, and the bottom plate 9 is combined. The bottom surface of the box body 2 is closed. Further, the buffer pieces 20 and 25 are folded in a mountain fold along the folds 54 and 58, the top plate 7 is folded in a valley fold at the fold 59, and the auxiliary piece is folded in a valley fold at the fold 55. Is done.

  Thereafter, when the top plate 8 is bent so that the surface facing the bottom plate 9 is projected, and the insertion piece 26 is bent into a mountain fold at the fold 60, the top plate 8 is inserted into the slit 22. The side edges of the side plates 5 and 6 are connected to the buffer pieces 20 and 25, respectively, and the box body 2 is assembled. Then, when the engaging portions 3b and 3b of the pair of hanging strips 3 and 3 are inserted and engaged with each other, the assembly of the flower box 1 is completed.

  5A is a cross-sectional view taken along a line V (a) -V (a) in FIG. 3A, and FIG. 5B is a cross-sectional view of V (b) -V (b in FIG. 3B. It is sectional drawing in a line. As shown in FIG. 5A, since the top plate 8 is curved as described above, the three concentric frame lines 8a written on the surface of the top plate 8 have a substantially concentric elliptical shape. It is distorted. In addition, the flower box 1 assembled as described above has edges on the top plate 8 on the front plate 4 side (upper side in FIG. 5 (a)) and the back plate 7 side (lower side in FIG. 5 (a)). It is separated from the front plate 4 and the back plate 7.

  As shown in FIG. 5 (b), the buffer pieces 20 and 25 are bent inward and downward of the box body 2 along folds 54 and 58 corresponding to the upper edges of the side plates 5 and 6. Specifically, the buffer piece 20 is folded in a mountain fold in the clockwise direction of FIG. 5B through the fold 54, while the buffer piece 25 is counterclockwise in FIG. 5B through the fold 58. It is bent in a mountain fold in the direction.

  Here, since the buffer pieces 20 and 25 are elastically bent at the folds 54 and 58 with respect to the side plates 5 and 6, the buffer pieces 20 and 25 have the folding direction at the folds 54 and 58. Can exhibit an elastic restoring force in the opposite direction (the direction of the arrows R1 and R2 in FIG. 5B).

  Therefore, for example, when a flower stem is inserted into the perforation 17 formed in the top plate 8, the flower stem is caught on the periphery of the perforation 17, and the top plate 8 is pushed downward (in the direction of arrow F in FIG. 5B). The top plate 8 is pushed downward (in the direction of arrow F in FIG. 5B) via the pair of buffer pieces 20 and 25, but when the force to insert the flower stem is loosened, the pair of buffer pieces 20 , 25, the top plate 8 is pushed back upward (in the direction of arrow F ′ in FIG. 5B).

  Moreover, the top plate 8 also generates an elastic restoring force directed upward (in the direction of the arrow F ′ in FIG. 5B) due to the curvature of the top plate 8 itself. Therefore, the elasticity can be imparted to the top plate 8 that supports the flower arrangement for providing flowers by these elastic restoring forces. As a result, even when the flower stem is forcibly inserted into the perforation 17, the external force acting on the top plate 8 of the box body 2 is buffered, so that the box body 2 is prevented from being damaged.

  The present invention has been described based on the embodiments. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various improvements and modifications can be easily made without departing from the spirit of the present invention. It can be guessed.

  For example, in this embodiment, the plane space 14 is provided as a blank area on the front plate 4 so that a grave attendant or the like can write a name or title later. However, the planar space 14 is not necessarily blank, and for example, a title or name may be printed in advance on the planar space 14. In this case, the border of the plane space 14 by the frame line 13 can exert a decorative effect that makes the name and title stand out.

  In addition, a sticker on which a name or title is printed vertically may be attached to the plane space 14 without printing the name or title in advance on the plane space 14. In such a case, if the size of the sticker is matched with or slightly smaller than the size of the flat space 14 of the front plate 4, the frame line 13 of the flat space 14 has a range where the sticker printed with the name or title is pasted. This is a suggestion.

  Further, in this embodiment, in order to indicate the range of the planar spaces 14, 16, and 19, the periphery of the planar spaces 14, 16, and 19 is bordered by the frame lines 13, 15, and 18, but the planar spaces 14, 16, and The plane spaces 14, 16, and 19 may be made to appear by applying different coloring inside and outside the 19 boundaries.

  In such a case, it is possible to suggest that the plane spaces 14, 16, and 19 are character display columns by coloring the inside of the boundaries of the plane spaces 14, 16, and 19 to a lighter color than the outside of the boundaries. For example, the inside of the boundary between the plane spaces 14, 16, and 19 may be colored substantially white while the outside of the boundary may be colored light pink.

  Moreover, although the present Example demonstrated on the assumption that the flower box 1 was hung on the recumbent board 30, as a usage method of the flower box 1, not only it was hung on the recumbent board 30, but the bottom plate 9 was set on the ground. It can also be served in front of the grave in abutment.

It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the flower box which is one Example of this invention from the front right upper side. It is the external appearance perspective view which looked at the flower box from the back lower right side. (A) is a front view of a flowering box, (b) is a right side view of the flowering box, (c) is a rear view of the flowering box, and (d) is a left side of the flowering box. FIG. It is the top view which showed an example of the mount for assembly of a flower box. (A) is sectional drawing in the V (a) -V (a) line | wire of Fig.3 (a), (b) is a cross section in the V (b) -V (b) line | wire of FIG.3 (b). FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Flower box (Flower paper container)
2 Box body 3, 3 Suspension band plate 3 a, 3 a Tip portion 3 b, 3 b Engagement part 4 Front plate 5, 6 Side plate 7 Back plate 8 Top plate 9 Bottom plate (bottom plate)
11, 12 Through windows 13, 15, 18 Frame 14 Plane space (planar space of the front plate)
16, 19 Plane space (Plane space of side plate)
17 Perforations 20, 25 Buffer pieces 54, 58 Fold (upper edge of side plate)

Claims (7)

A box body made of a paper hollow box,
A top plate that covers the top of the box body and forms the upper surface of the box body into a substantially concave curved surface;
A perforation drilled in a substantially bottom part of the curved surface of the top plate and communicating with the internal space of the box body;
A set of hanging strips extending upward from the front plate and the back plate in the box body having an internal space communicating with the perforations;
A flower arrangement comprising a pair of engaging portions provided at the tip portions of the pair of hanging strips and detachably engaging the tip portions of the pair of hanging strips, respectively. Paper container. At least one of the side plates of the box body is provided with a plane space where characters can be written,
The flowering paper container according to claim 1, wherein the planar space is bordered by a frame line or is colored differently from the boundary of the planar space. The front plate of the box body is provided with a vertically long plane space where the name or title character can be written vertically,
The flower paper container according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the planar space is bordered by a frame line or is colored differently from the boundary of the planar space. 4. A through window is formed in at least one of the hanging band plates extending from the front plate of the box body among the pair of hanging band plates. The flower container described in any one. The pair of engaging portions are cuts provided at the tip portions of the pair of suspension strips, and the tip portions of the pair of suspension strips are engaged with each other by inserting the cuts into each other. The flower paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the flower paper containers are detachably engaged with each other. 6. A paper container that is assembled by folding an assembly board formed in a single sheet, wherein the bottom plate of the box body is formed by a bottom assembly method. The flower container described. A pair of side plates on both sides of the box body are connected to the upper edges of the pair of side plates, bent along the upper edges of the side plates to the lower side of the box body, and through the bent portions. A pair of cushioning pieces to reveal the elastic restoring force,
The top plate is characterized in that the front plate and the back plate side edges are separated from the front plate and the back plate, and the pair of side plate side edges are connected to the pair of buffer pieces, respectively. The flower paper container according to any one of claims 1 to 6.

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