JP2018020037A - Rotary table base for table-top gas stove - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To solve such problems that, when a plurality of persons have a meal around a gas stove on a table, it is sometimes difficult to pass or take food materials and seasonings to each other, also difficult to share food materials and cuisine located at parts other than a center of the table and, when the gas stove is not used, the stove becomes obstructive and, in each case, has to be stored.SOLUTION: A rotary table base for a table-top gas stove is so configured that a commercially-available table-top gas stove is put on the inside of a lower frame of a stand attached to a bottom plate, an annular disk is put on four casters that are upward attached to the four corners of the lower frame so as to be rotatable, and an outer surface of a trivet at the four corners of the gas stove comes into contact with an inner face of the annular disk so as to prevent the plate from being deviated from the center. When the gas stove is not used, a circular lid is placed on the trivet of the gas stove to be usable as a display base.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention is a rotating table base with a tabletop gas stove integrally provided with a rotating disc on a commercially available tabletop gas stove that can be installed on a table.

  If you are currently dining with your family or acquaintances, there is only a tabletop gas stove and a gas stand embedded in the table so far, and it is difficult to get it depending on where the ingredients are placed in one central place. If you start cooking individually, the number of dishes will increase, and you may not be able to ride on the table.

  When serving a variety of dishes, the table becomes cluttered.

  Commercially available tabletop gas stoves do not need to be placed on the table except for cooking with heat, and it is troublesome to put in and out.

JP 2003-250640 A Japanese Patent Application No. 2014-157556

  At the table, a gas stove is placed in the center. When you eat a meal such as a pan, sukiyaki, skewered cutlet, or takoyaki, you may find it difficult to pass foods and seasonings to each other, and it may be difficult to take a seat.

  Only the dish at the center of the table can be shared as a shared dish, but it is difficult to share ingredients and other ingredients and dishes.

  When you do not use a commercially available tabletop gas stove, the stove gets in the way and takes time and effort.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and further enhances the production of the dishes on the table and the convenience and enjoyment of the meal itself, and is integrated with the gas stove installed in the center of the table. A rotary table for a tabletop gas stove will be provided.

  When not using a gas stove, install a display stand on the top of the gas stove.

  Anyone sitting in the seat can rotate the table to freely share the ingredients, seasonings, etc. at hand. Small people, such as children and the elderly, can quickly bring food that is out of reach on the other side.

  In addition, by rotating the ingredients in the small plate, it is possible to share and eat with everyone.

  When the gas stove is not used, placing a display stand on it makes it unnecessary to put in and out the gas stove, as well as various dishes, flowers, candles, etc. on it allowing various dining table effects.

It is the schematic which looked at the embodiment of the present invention from the upper part. It is a top view of a gas stove and a lower stand when a rotary table is removed. It is A-A 'sectional drawing of this invention. It is a front view (manual switch side) of the present invention. It is a rear view of the present invention. It is a right view of the present invention.

An embodiment of a rotary table with a tabletop gas stove according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
The present invention includes a commercially available tabletop gas stove 5 in the center of FIG. 2 and a base made of a frame 3 and a bottom plate (7 in FIG. 3) that fix it (with casters 4 mounted upward at the four corners);
An annular disk (1 in FIG. 1) is placed on the wheel of the caster 4 below the top edge of the tabletop stove and the inside of the disk comes into contact with the four slots 8 so that the shaft can rotate without shaking (see FIG. 1). 3) Rotating table base for tabletop gas stove.

  If the tabletop gas stove does not use fire, it will also be a gas stove lid on top of the barbecue (8 in FIG. 1 and 8 in FIG. 3), and the display stand (2 in FIG. 1) Tabletop rotary table for gas stove with 2).

  An automatic tabletop gas stove rotary table with a motor attached to the back of the rotary table and a switch that rotates the rotating part automatically instead of manually.

1 Rotary table (annular disc)
2 Display stand (gas stove lid)
3 Lower frame 4 Caster 5 Gas stove 6 Gas stove switch 7 Bottom plate 8 Gotok

JP 2003-250640 A JP 2016-34313 A

Claims (3)

When eating food on the table by one or more people, there is a commercially available tabletop gas stove in the center and a lower base made of a frame and a base plate (with casters attached upwards at the four corners),
A tabletop for a gas stove that can rotate without shaking the shaft by placing an annular disk on the wheel of a caster below the top edge of the tabletop stove.   When the tabletop gas stove does not use fire, the tabletop rotary table stand for the gas stove is equipped with a display stand that can also be used as a lid for the gas stove on top of it.   An automatic tabletop gas stove rotary table with a motor attached to the back of the rotary table and a switch that rotates the rotating part automatically instead of manually.

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