JP2009221661A - Drawer type tombstone structure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a tombstone structure enabling a worshiper to perform ashes-laying without dropping the knee during the ashes-laying and worshiping at a tombstone and without bothering about dirt of the clothes. <P>SOLUTION: Ashes-laying is easily performed even if the height of the tombstone is suppressed by taking a drawer structure into the ashes laying section of the tombstone. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

    The present invention relates to a tombstone structure, which is generally called an outer fence, and which can store ashes more easily than before in a tombstone with a cradle and a base.

    Since the gravestones of the collective cemetery are densely arranged, each cemetery often has an opening only in the front direction. As a result, only the front side or upper part of the storage opening for the remains can be opened. The tombstone, which has a calculus from the front side, has a kannon door in that area. In the case of the method of ossifying from the upper part, a vertical hole-like entrance like a manhole is provided at the front upper part, and a lid-like stone called a square worship stone is placed on it as a door.

    As described in the Technical Background section, there are two general methods for the gravestone ostium opening: the front side door type or the upper manhole type (also called the caroten type). When providing a ossuary storage port on the front side, a structure with a double door is generally used, but in this case the door opening cannot be sufficiently high due to the influence of the gravestone design and the cemetery rules, etc. If you are not in a posture with your knees on, you will not be able to deliver the bone. When carrying out the ossuary, mourning is often worn, and the ossuary work with the knees in place has caused problems such as soiling of clothes due to spilled water when visiting the grave. In the case of a tombstone with a bone storage opening at the top, this is a structural problem, but the ceiling of the ossuary chamber is open, and since it must be a lid that can be opened and closed, waterproof sealing and the like cannot be constructed. For this reason, there is a problem that rainwater or water splashed when visiting the grave easily enters the ossuary. As described above, the two general methods have their respective disadvantages and are not perfect. There is a need for a method in which water cannot easily enter and can be easily stored.

    In the present invention, the idea of fixing the idea that the ossuary room has a door and the remains are arranged on a shelf is stopped, and an object close to a drawer used for furniture or the like is incorporated into the ossuary room to solve the problem. Although it is a drawer, it is a major premise that the tombstone is made of stone, and although it is a drawer, it will be quite heavy, and because it requires extremely long-term durability, use the mechanism used for ordinary furniture etc. I can't. For the reasons described above, the present invention has a drawer like a trolley and a caster made of corrosion-resistant metal attached, and it runs on a groove cut into stone so that it can be straightened and opened and closed smoothly. did.

    In recent years, there are many Western-style gravestones in collective cemeteries, and there are many gravestones with low ossuary parts due to design reasons. There is no need to worry about dirty clothes. In addition, the waterproof structure is easy, so rainwater and splashing water can be prevented.

    The present invention has a base part called an outer fence having an ossuary chamber, and a gravestone whose height of the ossuary chamber is difficult to take, a gravestone whose opening can only be taken at the front of the gravestone due to a collective cemetery, etc. It seems to be most effective to apply to A certain amount of space is required at the front of the tombstone to open the drawer.

    Embodiments will be described below with reference to the drawings. When assembling the tombstone, the partition stone 9 is arranged so that the upper part comes to a position one level higher than the interstitial floor board 6 for worshiping the ossuary tombstone. By attaching 9 and 3 at a position higher than 6, which is attached at the same height as the upper portion of the notch 9, water is prevented from entering the ossuary chamber and also has a stop function when the drawer 1 is closed. The front part a of the drawer 1 is made slightly larger than the front of the storage part, and when the 1 is stored, it is combined with the upper part of the duck b or 9 and the column 8 so that it can be sealed to some extent. If you want to attach a lock for security reasons, install a and b. The structure of the drawer 1 is that a total of six casters 2 made of corrosion-resistant metal are installed in two rows on the bottom, two of which are designed to prevent the drawer from tilting forward due to the center of gravity when the drawer is opened. Place in the part. Further, the rail 7 cut into 3 stops the cut at the position 5 and serves as a stopper for preventing excessive pulling.

    According to claim 3, when a plurality of drawers are installed, one of the drawers is shortened so that a bottomless box 10 for directly burying a caroten called a caro is buried in the ground so that the remains can be buried directly in the ground. It is a thing.

Perspective view showing an example of a tombstone installed in the present invention Perspective view of the main part of the present invention Perspective view of the main part of the present invention Enlarged perspective view of the main part of the present invention Schematic sectional view of the movable part of the present invention

Explanation of symbols

1, bone drawer 2, caster 3, ossicle floor stone 4, antique 5, wheel stopper 6, earth floor stone 7, rail groove 8, door stopper and pillar 9, threshold stone 10, square carot 11, short for carot Shape drawer
a, drawer front stop plate
b, Kamoi part c, Fall prevention caster part

Claims (3)

      A tombstone with a cradle part, generally called an outer fence, and a tombstone structure using a drawer-type shelf on a caster in the storage of the remains.       A tombstone with a ossuary part, generally called an outer fence, and a tombstone structure that uses multiple drawer-type shelves on casters in the storage of the remains. A tombstone structure in which a part of the plurality of shelves with a caster has a depth shorter than that of the other shelves, and a short part is embedded with a caroten for underground burial.