JP2007194179A - Upright paper-covered lamp stand made of thick bamboo tube, installed with fluorescent lamp - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a paper-covered lamp stand where a very thick bamboo (phyllostachys pubescens) tube is set up on a wooden seat and a commercially available new type fluorescent lamp with only one terminal is set up inside the bamboo tube. <P>SOLUTION: A method to set up a thick bamboo tube is to make a wooden convex column section and fix it to a seat so that such a section is firmly fitted to a root of the thick bamboo tube like a faucet fitting of Japanese rods, then the thick bamboo tube is set up inside the convex column section. The thick bamboo tube is dried as a raw bamboo for the Japanese rod is done, and after firing thick silken threads are wound around the upper and lower parts of the thick bamboo tube for avoiding cracking of the bamboo tube, then lacquer-coating is performed. A portion between the upper and lower sides of the thick bamboo tube is bored such that a light of a fluorescent lamp placed in the thick bamboo tube may be emitted to the outside. Boring is performed using a hexagonal mesh pattern used for making a bamboo basket or any other various patterns. Further, a Japanese paper column is put inside the thick bamboo tube for transmitting a light of the fluorescent lamp. A bridge type twin 1 fluorescent lamp with the electrode terminal only at its one end is used instead of a conventional straight tube fluorescent lamp with electrode terminals at both its ends. A mounting position is prepared by embedding a stabilizer for the fluorescent lamp in the wooden seat so that the stabilizer may be connected to a socket. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a Japanese-style lamp using a very thick (original diameter of about 20 cm) 孟 mune bamboo (height 50 to 100 cm), a fluorescent lamp having a single electrode on one side, and a wooden pedestal.

  Dry Miso bamboo will crack after years. In order to prevent this, a silk thread is wound around the spigot of the Japanese syrup, and thick silk thread is wound around the upper and lower parts of the sect of bamboo so that it is lacquered. Also, in order to connect the Munetake bamboo and the pedestal, a wooden cylindrical convex part (about 3 cm in height) is made and fixed to the pedestal so that it fits into the base of the Munetake bamboo like a Japanese ink seal. In this way, by placing the Sosetsu bamboo in the cylindrical convex part and directly connecting to the pedestal, the center of gravity of the row lamp is lowered and it is difficult to fall down.

・ Since Takeshi bamboo breaks when it dries, it could not be used as a lantern in the past.
・ Because fluorescent lamps are used, there is less heat than incandescent lamps, so you can rest assured.
-Since the color of the fluorescent lamp (red, blue, green) can be changed, the color that suits the purpose of use and the color that suits the installation location can be selected.

Instead of a conventional straight tube fluorescent lamp having electrodes at both ends, a bridge type twin 1 fluorescent lamp (manufactured by National, JIS C7601 certification number 673002ME) having an electrode only at one end is used. Also, a fluorescent lamp ballast (length 13 cm, height 3 cm, width 4.7 cm) must be connected to the socket, and the place where this ballast is placed becomes a problem, but in the center of the wooden pedestal The installation location is secured by embedding. There is no suitable place other than this place.
The present invention is an Otake upright fluorescent lamp row lamp constructed as described above.

  It can fully enjoy the healing effect inherent in bamboo, and it can demonstrate the functionality of an upright fluorescent lamp, that is, the brightness and the characteristics that do not overheat. In order to withstand long-term use, we will incorporate a Japanese-style thread winding technique into Misotake to avoid cracking and at the same time bring out the beauty of lacquering.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(B) To place a fluorescent light ballast in the center of a base such as a wooden circle, open a hole in a rectangular parallelepiped. Furthermore, two horizontal holes with a diameter of about 1 cm are made from the outside of the pedestal toward the hole for holding the ballast. The electric cord is connected to the ballast through this lateral hole.
(B) In order to connect to the base of Munetake Bamboo, make a wooden cylindrical convex part with a length of about 3 cm and fix it to the pedestal. In addition, a hole for wiring the ballast and the socket is previously drilled in the cylindrical convex portion.
(C) The socket is fixed to the center of the cylindrical convex portion. After wiring the socket and the ballast through the wiring hole opened on the side of the socket, the fluorescent lamp is put in the socket and brought upright.
(2) Wrap thick silk thread around the upper and lower parts of Miso bamboo and apply lacquer. Cut the middle part like a sixth knitting used in a bamboo basket so that the light can come out.
(E) Lacquer the entire 孟宗竹 several times, and after drying, put Japanese paper in a cylindrical shape inside the 孟 孟 bamboo.
(F) Cover the upright fluorescent lamp with Miso bamboo and insert it into the cylindrical convex part so as to connect the Japanese bowl. Since the upper part of the upright twin fluorescent lamp wobbles, a hole is formed in the shape of the upper part of the fluorescent lamp in the center of the circular soaked bamboo sock. Reduce wobble.
(G) Finally, a lid made of Japanese paper is placed on the upper part of the Sosetsu bamboo.

Perspective view of the present invention Enlarged front perspective view of pedestal, cylindrical convex portion, socket, fluorescent lamp portion of the present invention The base part enlarged back perspective view of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

(1) Socket (2) Cylindrical convex part (3) Pedestal (4) Fluorescent lamp ballast and its hole (5) Electric cord hole (6) Air hole (to escape the heat generated by the ballast) (7) Munetake Tsuji

Claims (4)

  The center of the wooden pedestal is where the fluorescent ballast with the electrode on one side is installed, and the upper part of the pedestal is cut out so that the ballast can be completely seated.   An extremely thick sword bamboo is placed on this wooden, oval, or polygonal pedestal, and a fluorescent lamp with only one side of the electrode is used as a standing lamp. As a method of standing the sect of bamboo, make a wooden cylindrical protrusion (about 3 centimeters high) and fix it to the pedestal so that it fits into the base of the sect of bamboo. Put Somune bamboo into this cylindrical convex part and let it stand upright on the pedestal.   The extra thick sword bamboo is dried like a traditional Japanese bamboo, and after burning, thick silk threads are wrapped around the top and bottom of the sect bamboo to prevent cracking of the bamboo and the entire silk thread and bamboo are lacquered.   Fluorescent lamps placed in the sect of bamboo are pierced through the part between the top and bottom of the sect of bamboo so that it can escape from the columnar Japanese paper inside the sect of bamboo. It cuts through various patterns such as a 6th net used for weaving bamboo baskets, or a round hole.

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