JP2018110556A - Shelf for mushroom cultivation - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a shelf for mushroom that allows the cultivation of mushrooms by installing many fungal bed blocks cultivation even in a limited installation space and allows for a high degree of freedom in the layout thereof, and that allows efficient harvesting work to be carried out.SOLUTION: A shelf for mushroom cultivation 1 is integrally constructed from a first frame 2 at one side thereof and a second frame 3 at the other side thereof such that a passage W is formed therebetween, using an upper side connection member 4 and a lower side connection member 5. The first frame has a first shelf group 61 configured from a plurality of shelf parts 6 provided at multiple stages spaced at prescribed intervals in the height direction, and the second frame has a second shelf group 62 configured from a plurality of shelf parts 6 provided at multiple stages spaced at prescribed intervals in the height direction. The passage W allows a worker or dolly to move back and forth therethrough so it is not necessary to move the shelf for mushroom cultivation during harvesting work and harvesting work can be carried out efficiently. The layout of the shelf for mushroom cultivation can also be easily changed.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a shelf for cultivating moss. In detail, even in a limited installation space, a variety of fungal bed blocks can be placed to cultivate moss, and the degree of freedom in layout is high and harvesting work can be performed efficiently It relates to the shelf for cultivation.

  Conventionally, in the cultivation of straw in a natural environment, for example, a cricket that has been cut down, or a hoda tree planted with gonococcus by drying cucumber, etc., in the shade with little sunlight and no direct sunlight, and Cultivation has been carried out with attention to the cultivation environment so as to provide an airy environment. However, such a cultivation method has many problems such as a long period from the planting of the koji mold to the harvesting, and the yield and quality are affected by the weather.

  In order to solve such a problem, in recent years, in a large-scale cultivation building that is air-conditioned and controlled indoors, for placing a fungus bed block in which bacilli are planted over multiple stages in the vertical direction A shelf for cultivating moss has been proposed (Patent Document 1).

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6A, the shelf 100 for cultivating moss has a plurality of shelves 101 provided in a vertical direction, and each shelf 101 has a shelf bar 102 at a predetermined interval. They are arranged side by side in the horizontal direction. The shelf bar 102 is composed of, for example, a rectangular square bar, and both end portions in the length direction are inserted into the holding portion 103 having the same shape as the cross-sectional shape of the mounting portion, and do not rotate in the axial circumferential direction. So that it is held.

  And, such a shelf 100 for cultivating moss, for example, as shown in FIG. 6 (b), in the building so as to ensure a work passage W wide enough for the operator to perform a predetermined work. A plurality of microbial bed blocks 104 each having a predetermined gonococcus planted thereon are placed on each of the shelves 101.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 210-99008

  According to the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, it is possible to easily mass-produce moss. On the other hand, when installing the shelf for cultivation of moss described in Patent Document 1 in a building, in order to install as many shelfs for cultivation of moss as possible in the cultivation building, usually the harvest space by the operator is Shelf cultivation shelf was laid out without setting up.

  For this reason, when harvesting moss, each cultivar shelf is moved manually by an operator to secure a harvest space. However, the shelf for cultivating moss has a weight of about 500 kg per unit, and even if a moving caster is provided, the moving work has been a heavy labor.

  On the other hand, in order to lay out the cultivating shelf for moss cultivation in consideration of securing a work path sufficiently wide for the worker to perform the harvesting work, the man-hours in installing the cultivating shelf for moss Was a huge one.

  The present invention was devised in view of the above points, and even in a limited installation space, a large number of fungal bed blocks can be placed to grow moss and the degree of freedom in layout The purpose of the present invention is to provide a shelf for cultivating moss that is high and can also be efficiently harvested.

  In order to achieve the above object, the shelf for cultivating moss of the present invention includes a pair of first vertical struts, and a first upper horizontal member that is horizontally straddled between the upper end portions of the first vertical struts. A first frame body, a pair of second vertical struts, and a second upper horizontal member horizontally disposed between upper end portions of the second vertical struts, and the first frame body and a predetermined frame. Horizontally mounted between the first frame and the second frame that faces each other across the width, a pair of upper connecting members that connect the first frame and the upper end of the second frame, and the first vertical column A first shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves provided in multiple stages at predetermined intervals in the height direction of the first vertical column, and a predetermined width in the horizontal direction with respect to the first shelf group. A second shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves spaced apart from each other, horizontally mounted between the second vertical columns, and provided in multiple stages at a predetermined interval in the height direction of the second vertical columns. Is provided.

  Here, the first frame body is composed of a three-sided frame having a pair of first vertical struts and a first upper horizontal member that is horizontally straddled between the upper end portions of the first vertical struts. Thus, the rigidity of the entire first frame is ensured, and even when a plurality of fungus bed blocks are placed on a shelf, which will be described later, distortion, deformation, and the like of the first frame can be prevented.

  Further, the second frame body is constituted by a three-sided frame having a pair of second vertical struts and a second upper horizontal member that is horizontally suspended between the upper end portions of the second vertical struts. Even when the rigidity of the entire second frame is ensured and a plurality of fungal bed blocks are placed on a shelf, which will be described later, distortion, deformation, and the like of the second frame can be prevented.

  In addition, since the first frame body and the second frame body face each other with a predetermined width, a space (work path) having a predetermined width is formed between the first frame body and the second frame body. Therefore, the space formed between the first frame and the second frame can be moved by an operator or a cart, and when examining the layout of the shelf for cultivation of moss, Since it is not necessary to consider the space used as a work path, the number of man-hours required for studying the layout of the shelf for cultivation of moss can be significantly reduced.

  In addition, by having a pair of upper connecting members that connect the upper ends of the first frame and the second frame, the first frame and the second frame can be integrated, The overall rigidity of the first frame and the second frame can be ensured. Therefore, even when a plurality of fungus bed blocks are placed on the first shelf and the second shelf described later, it is possible to prevent distortion, deformation, and the like of the first frame and the second frame. it can.

  In addition, by having a first shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves horizontally mounted between the first vertical columns and provided in multiple stages at predetermined intervals in the height direction of the first vertical columns, A plurality of fungal bed blocks can be placed on each shelf of the first shelf group.

  Further, by having a second shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves provided in multiple stages at predetermined intervals in the height direction of the second vertical struts, which are horizontally mounted between the second vertical struts, A plurality of fungal bed blocks can be placed on each shelf of the second shelf group.

  Moreover, a space is formed between the first shelf group and the second shelf group by arranging the first shelf group and the second shelf group to be spaced apart from each other with a predetermined width in the horizontal direction. Since this space allows workers or carts to come and go, the efficiency of harvesting work can be increased.

  In addition, when the first frame has the first lower horizontal member that is horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the first vertical columns, the overall rigidity of the first frame is ensured, Even when a plurality of fungal bed blocks are placed on each shelf of the first shelf group, distortion, deformation, and the like of the first frame can be prevented.

  In addition, when the second frame has a second lower horizontal member that is horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the second vertical columns, the overall rigidity of the second frame is ensured, Even when a plurality of fungal bed blocks are placed on each shelf of the second shelf group, distortion, deformation, and the like of the second frame can be prevented.

  Moreover, when it has a pair of lower side connection member which connects between the lower end parts of a 1st frame and a 2nd frame, a 1st frame and a 2nd frame can be integrated. In addition, the overall rigidity of the first frame body and the second frame body can be ensured. Therefore, even when a plurality of fungal bed blocks are placed on each shelf part of the first shelf group and the second shelf group, distortion, deformation, and the like of the first frame body and the second frame body are prevented. be able to.

  Further, in the case where the lower connecting member is formed with a downwardly convex bent portion within a predetermined width in a longitudinal sectional view, for example, a range where the downward convex bent portion is formed is defined as an operator, or Since the step of the lower connecting member can be reduced by setting it in a range through which the cart or the like can pass, the worker or the cart in the space surrounded by the first frame and the second frame Etc., and the efficiency of harvesting operations can be increased.

  Further, the lower connecting member has a substantially U-shaped cross section opened downward in the vertical direction having a pair of side surfaces of the outer side surface portion and the inner side surface portion, and at least the inner side surface portion is vertical in a direction away from the outer side surface portion. In the case of having a predetermined inclination angle with respect to the shaft, when a plurality of cultivated moss cultivation shelves are connected, the lower linking member of one adjacent cultivated cultivating shelf and the other cultivating shelf Since the lower connecting member forms a substantially trapezoidal shape and functions as a slope, it is easy to pass a wheeled cart or the like.

  In addition, when a pair of first shelf bar mounting frames having a predetermined width that support each shelf portion of the first shelf group are fixed substantially orthogonal to the first vertical column, each shelf portion is Since it can be firmly fixed to the first vertical column, even when a plurality of bacteria bed blocks are placed on each shelf, it is possible to prevent each shelf from falling off the first vertical column. it can.

  In addition, when a pair of second shelf bar mounting frames having a predetermined width for supporting each shelf portion of the second shelf group are fixed substantially orthogonal to the second vertical column, each shelf portion is Since it can be firmly fixed to the second vertical strut, even when a plurality of fungus bed blocks are placed on each shelf, it is possible to prevent each shelf from falling off the second vertical strut. it can.

  In addition, when the first shelf stick mounting frame protrudes toward the second frame body and is fixed, the first shelf stick mounting frame does not protrude outward from the first frame body. For example, when a plurality of shelves cultivation shelves are connected in the width direction, each shelves cultivation shelves can be arranged closely without gaps, and the layout layout of the shelves cultivation shelves can be done even in a small space Can be increased.

  In addition, when the second shelf stick mounting frame is projected and fixed toward the first frame body, the second shelf stick mounting frame does not project outward from the second frame body. For example, when a plurality of shelves cultivation shelves are connected in the width direction, each shelves cultivation shelves can be arranged closely without gaps, and the layout layout of the shelves cultivation shelves can be done even in a small space Can be increased.

  Moreover, when each shelf part of the first shelf group is composed of a plurality of square bars arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval in the width direction of the first shelf bar mounting frame, a gap is provided between the square bars. Therefore, the air permeability of each shelf can be secured, and the temperature and humidity around the bacteria bed block placed on each shelf can be kept constant.

  Moreover, when each shelf part of the 2nd shelf group is comprised from the some square bar arranged in parallel by the predetermined direction in the width direction of the 2nd shelf bar mounting frame, it is a clearance gap between each square bar. Therefore, the air permeability of each shelf can be secured, and the temperature and humidity around the bacteria bed block placed on each shelf can be kept constant.

  Moreover, when it has the caster for a movement in the lower end of one vertical support | pillar and the said 2nd vertical support | pillar, the movement of the shelf for cultivation of moss along with a layout change becomes easy.

  The shelf for cultivating moss according to the present invention can cultivate moss by placing many fungal bed blocks even in a limited installation space, and has a high degree of freedom in layout and efficient harvesting work. It can be done automatically.

It is a perspective view of the shelf for moss cultivation concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a disassembled perspective view of the shelf for moss cultivation shown in FIG. In the shelf for cultivating moss according to the embodiment of the present invention, (a) is a front view and (b) is a side view. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In the figure which shows the attachment structure of the shelf rod of the shelf for moss cultivation concerning embodiment of this invention, (a) is sectional drawing seen from the side surface, (b) is AA sectional drawing of (a). It is a figure which shows the use condition which has arranged the shelf for moss cultivation concerning embodiment of this invention in length and breadth. It is a figure which shows a prior art.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention of a shelf for cultivating moss will be described with reference to the drawings to provide an understanding of the present invention. For convenience of explanation in each figure, in a state where the shelf 1 for cultivating moss cultivation is installed in the building, the upward direction from the installation surface of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss 1 is upward, and the opposite direction is downward The axial direction represented by the upward direction and the downward direction is defined as the vertical direction, and the axial direction perpendicular to the vertical direction is defined as the horizontal direction.

  First, the whole structure of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. The shelf 1 for cultivating moss is mainly made of steel, and the first frame 2 and the second frame 3 facing the first frame 2 through a passage W having a width of about 1 m. Between the upper end portions of the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3 by the pair of upper connecting members 4, 4, and between the lower end portions of the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3. The pair of lower connecting members 5 and 5 are integrally configured so that the respective constituent members can be combined and disassembled.

  Here, it is not always necessary to have the pair of lower connecting members 5 and 5 that connect the lower ends of the first frame 2 and the second frame 3. However, in order to ensure the overall rigidity of the shelf 1 for cultivating mosses, the lower ends of the first frame 2 and the second frame 3 are connected by the lower connection members 5 and 5. preferable.

  Further, the width of the passage W is not necessarily set to about 1 m. The width of the passage W only needs to be a width that allows an operator, a carriage, or the like to pass smoothly, and can be appropriately changed in consideration of an installation space, an installation layout, and the like.

  Moreover, the components of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss need not be configured so as to be disassembled. For example, you may be comprised so that the whole component cannot be disassembled integrally. However, by combining each component so that it can be disassembled, the shelf 1 for cultivating moss cultivation can be assembled by a simple assembling work at the installation location, and each component manufactured at the factory is installed. The transportation cost to the place can be suppressed.

  Moreover, the material of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss is not necessarily limited to steel. It can change suitably from a well-known material.

  The first frame 2 includes a pair of first vertical struts 21, 21 erected in the vertical direction, and a first horizontal straddle between the upper ends of the first vertical struts 21, 21. The upper horizontal member 22 and the first lower horizontal member 23 are horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the first vertical columns 21 and 21.

  The first vertical struts 21, 21, the pair of first upper horizontal members 22, and the pair of first lower horizontal members 23 are firmly fixed by bolts 9 via the flanges 8.

  Here, the first lower horizontal member 23 does not necessarily have to be horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the first vertical columns 21, 21. However, in order to ensure the overall rigidity of the first frame body 2, it is preferable that the first lower horizontal member 23 is horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the first vertical columns 21, 21. .

  In addition, the first vertical struts 21, 21, the first upper horizontal member 22, and the first lower horizontal member 23 do not necessarily have to be fixed with the bolts 9 via the flanges 8, welding It can be appropriately selected from known fixing means such as the above.

  Similarly to the first frame 2, the second frame 3 has a pair of second vertical columns 31, 31 standing in the vertical direction and a horizontal direction between the upper ends of the second vertical columns 31, 31. The second upper horizontal member 32 and the second lower horizontal member 33 horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the second vertical columns 31 and 31.

  The second vertical struts 31, 31, the second upper horizontal member 32, and the second lower horizontal member 33 are firmly fixed by bolts 9 via the flange 8.

  Here, the second lower horizontal member 33 does not necessarily have to be horizontally mounted between the lower ends of the second vertical columns 31, 31. However, in order to ensure the overall rigidity of the first frame 2, it is preferable that the second lower horizontal member 33 is horizontally placed between the lower ends of the second vertical columns 31, 31. .

  Further, the second vertical struts 31, 31, the second upper horizontal member 32, and the second lower horizontal member 33 do not necessarily have to be fixed by the bolt 9 via the flange 8, and are welded. It can be appropriately selected from known fixing means such as the above.

  A total of four casters 11 are attached to the lower ends of the first vertical columns 21 and 21 and the second vertical columns 31 and 31 with a plate-like base plate 10 interposed therebetween.

  Here, the caster 11 does not necessarily need to be attached. However, since the caster 11 is attached, the movement of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss becomes easy. For example, the layout change of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss can be performed in a short time with little effort. It becomes possible.

  A pair of upper connecting members 4 having a length corresponding to the width of the passage W are firmly fixed by bolts between the upper ends of the first frame 2 and the second frame 3 via flanges 8. Yes. Further, between the lower ends of the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3, a pair of lower connecting members 5 having a length corresponding to the width of the passage W is firmly fixed by bolts via the flanges 8. It is fixed to.

  Here, the pair of lower connecting members 5 do not necessarily have to be fixed between the lower ends of the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3. However, since the rigidity of the whole shelf 1 for cultivating moss can be secured by fixing the lower connecting member 5, for example, a large number of fungus bed blocks 12 are placed on a shelf described later. Even in such a case, distortion and deformation of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss can be prevented.

  The first frame 2, the second frame 3, the upper connecting member 4, and the lower connecting member 5 do not necessarily have to be fixed with bolts 9 via flanges 8, and are known by welding or the like. The fixing means can be appropriately selected.

  The lower connecting member 5 has a pair of first short members 51 fixed at one end with a bolt 9 via a lower end portion of the first frame 2 and a flange 8, and one end at the lower end of the second frame 3. And a pair of second short members 52 fixed by bolts 9 via the flange 8, and the other ends of the first short member 51 and the second short member 52 are formed by the long member 53. It is fixed with bolts 9 through a flange 8.

  The long member 53 has an outer side surface portion 53a and an inner side surface portion 53b, and the inner side surface portion 53b has a predetermined inclination angle toward the inner side of the shelf for cultivating moss cultivation with respect to the vertical direction.

  Here, the inner side surface part 53b of the elongate member 53 does not necessarily need to have a predetermined inclination angle in the inner direction of the shelf 1 for cultivating potatoes with respect to the vertical direction. For example, it may be formed along the vertical direction like the outer surface portion 53a. However, when the inner side surface part 53b of the elongate member 53 has a predetermined angle with respect to the vertical direction, when connecting a plurality of cultivated shelf 1 as described later, one cultivated shelf 1 Since the inner side surface part 53b of the other and the inner side surface part 53b of the other shelf 1 for fungi cultivation form a trapezoidal shape and function as a slope, the passage W can be easily passed by a wheeled cart or the like (FIG. 5). (See enlarged view of (b)).

  Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the height positions of the first short member 51 and the second short member 52 are substantially the same, and the long member 53 is composed of the first short member 51 and the second short member 51. It is configured to be installed at a position that is lower than the height position of the short member 52 by a predetermined distance and close to the installation surface of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss. That is, the lower connecting member 5 has a shape in which a bent portion 54 having a portion corresponding to the width of the passage W is formed to protrude downward.

  Here, the lower connecting member 5 does not necessarily have to be composed of the first short member 51, the second short member 52, and the long member 53. For example, it may be configured integrally without using the flange 8.

  In addition, the lower connecting member 5 does not necessarily have to be formed with a bent portion 54 that protrudes downward in a portion corresponding to the width of the passage W. However, since the step of the lower connecting member 5 can be reduced as much as possible by having the bent portion 54, the worker into the space surrounded by the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3, Or it becomes easy to come and go such as carts, and the efficiency of harvesting work can be increased.

  In the height direction of the first frame body 2, a first shelf group 61 including a plurality of shelf portions 6 installed between the first vertical columns 21 and 21 is installed. Further, in the height direction of the second frame 3, a second shelf group 62 including a plurality of shelf portions 6 installed between the second vertical columns 31 and 31 is installed.

  Each of the shelf sections 6 constituting the first shelf group 61 and the second shelf group 62 has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and a plurality of long shelf bars 63 are provided in the short direction of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss. The book (two in the embodiment of the present invention) is arranged side by side.

  Here, the cross-sectional shape of the shelf bar 63 does not necessarily have a U-shape. For example, it may be composed of a round bar having a circular cross section. However, since the cross-section is substantially U-shaped, it is possible to prevent the shelf bar 63 from rotating in the axial circumferential direction when the shelf bar 63 is attached to the shelf bar mounting frame 7 described later. It is possible to prevent the block 12 from being inclined with respect to the shelf bar 63 or falling.

  Further, the shelf 6 does not necessarily need to be configured by a plurality of shelf bars 63. For example, it may be composed of a single plate. However, since the shelf 6 is configured by arranging a plurality of shelf bars 63 in the width direction, gaps are formed between the shelf bars 63, and the gaps serve as air passages, so that air permeability is increased. In addition, the temperature and humidity can be easily managed, and the growth of moss can be improved.

  In addition, the shelf bars 63 do not necessarily need to be configured separately. For example, the long shelf bar 63 may be integrally configured in a state in which the long shelf bars 63 are juxtaposed in the lateral direction.

  At predetermined positions in the height direction of the first vertical columns 21, 21 and the second vertical columns 31, 31, short shelf bar mounting frames 7 that support the shelf bars 63 are attached by bolts 9. Yes.

  Here, the first shelf bar mounting frame 71 attached to the first frame 2 and supporting each shelf bar 63 constituting the first shelf group 61 protrudes toward the second frame 3. It is attached as follows. Further, the second shelf bar mounting frame 72 attached to the second frame 3 and supporting each shelf bar 63 constituting the second shelf group 62 projects so as to protrude toward the first frame body. It is attached. That is, the first shelf bar mounting frame 71 and the second shelf bar mounting frame 72 are respectively attached to the first frame body 2 and the second frame body 3 so as not to protrude from the outer periphery of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss. It is attached.

  Here, the first shelf bar mounting frame 71 and the second shelf bar mounting frame 72 do not necessarily have to be mounted so as not to protrude from the outer periphery of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss. However, by attaching the first shelf bar mounting frame 71 and the second shelf bar mounting frame 72 so as not to protrude from the outer periphery of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss, for example, as shown in FIG. Even when the cultivating shelves 1 are connected in the vertical and horizontal directions, the adjacent cultivating shelves 1 can be brought into close contact with each other, so that many cultivating shelves 1 can be efficiently laid out even in a space-saving indoor space. can do.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the shelf bar mounting frame 7 is formed with a mounting recess 73 opened upward in the state of being mounted on the first vertical columns 21 and 21 and the second vertical columns 31 and 31. The fitting slit portion 74 is formed in the width direction of one piece of the mounting recess 73 and into which the shelf bar 63 is fitted.

  Here, as a method of fixing the shelf bar 63 and the shelf bar mounting frame 7, it is necessary that the shelf bar 63 is attached so that one end of the shelf bar 63 is fitted into the fitting slit portion 74 formed in the shelf bar mounting frame 7. Absent. For example, one end of the shelf bar 63 and the shelf bar mounting frame 7 may be fixed by welding or a known fixing means such as a bolt. However, when one end of the shelf bar 63 is fitted to the fitting slit portion 74, no fixing means is required, and the shelf bar 63 can be easily attached to and detached from the shelf bar mounting frame, thereby reducing the number of assembly steps. can do.

  FIG. 5 shows a usage example of the shelf 1 for cultivating moss according to the present invention. The moss cultivation shelf 1 can be used alone, but a large amount of moss can be cultivated at a time by using the moss cultivation shelves 1 arranged in a row in the vertical and horizontal directions.

  In addition, when arrange | positioning the adjacent shelf 1 for cultivation of moss, as shown in the enlarged view of FIG.5 (b), for example, the 1st short member 51 of the shelf 1 for cultivating 1 and the 2nd short length By connecting the member 52 and each of the other first short member 51 and the second short member 52 with the connecting member 13, it is possible to ensure the overall rigidity of each cultivar shelf 1.

  As described above, in the cultivating shelf 1, the first frame 2 and the second frame 3 are formed in advance with a passage W through which an operator, a carriage, or the like can pass. Even when a plurality of cultivation shelves 1 are laid out indoors, it is not necessary to consider the width of a passage for an operator, a carriage, or the like to pass through, so the number of man-hours required for layout can be greatly reduced.

  Furthermore, since the 1st shelf group 61 and the 2nd shelf group 62 do not protrude in the outer peripheral direction from the 1st frame 2 and the 2nd frame 3, each rack cultivation shelf 1 is made into the horizontal and vertical direction. Even when connected, no gap is generated between adjacent cultivating shelves 1, so that a large number of cultivating shelves 1 can be efficiently laid out even in a small indoor installation space.

  As described above, the shelf for cultivating moss according to the present invention can cultivate moss by placing a large number of fungal bed blocks even in a limited installation space, and has a high degree of freedom in layout and harvesting work. Can also be performed efficiently.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shelf cultivation shelf 2 1st frame 21 1st vertical support 22 1st upper horizontal member 23 1st lower horizontal member 3 2nd frame 31 2nd vertical support 32 2nd Upper horizontal member 33 second lower horizontal member 4 upper connecting member 5 lower connecting member 51 first short member 52 second short member 53 long member 53a outer side surface portion 53b inner side surface portion 54 bent portion 6 shelf Part 61 First shelf group 62 Second shelf group 63 Shelf bar 7 Shelf bar mounting frame 71 First shelf bar mounting frame 72 Second shelf bar mounting frame 73 Mounting recess 74 Fitting slit part 8 Flange 9 Bolt 10 Base plate 11 Caster 12 Bacteria bed block 13 Connecting member W Passage

Claims (9)

A first frame having a pair of first vertical struts, a first upper horizontal member horizontally disposed between upper end portions of the first vertical struts;
A second vertical strut that has a pair of second vertical struts and a second upper horizontal member that is horizontally suspended between the upper ends of the second vertical struts, and faces the first frame body with a predetermined width therebetween. The frame of
A pair of upper connecting members for connecting the upper ends of the first frame and the second frame;
A first shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves horizontally provided between the first vertical columns and provided in multiple stages at a predetermined interval in the height direction of the first vertical columns;
The first shelf group is separated from each other through a predetermined width in the horizontal direction, is horizontally mounted between the second vertical columns, and is provided in multiple stages at predetermined intervals in the height direction of the second vertical columns. A second shelf group composed of a plurality of shelves, and a shelf for cultivating moss. The first frame body has a first lower horizontal member that is horizontally mounted between lower end portions of the first vertical columns,
The shelf for cultivar cultivation according to claim 1, wherein the second frame body has a second lower horizontal member that is horizontally mounted between lower end portions of the second vertical columns. The shelf for cultivar cultivation according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising a pair of lower connection members that connect the lower ends of the first frame and the second frame. The shelf for cultivating moss according to claim 3, wherein the lower connecting member is formed with a bent portion protruding downward in a predetermined width in a longitudinal sectional view. The lower connecting member has a substantially U-shaped cross-section opened downward in the vertical direction having a pair of side surfaces of an outer surface portion and an inner surface portion,
The shelf for cultivar cultivation according to claim 4, wherein at least the inner surface portion has a predetermined inclination angle with respect to a vertical axis in a direction away from the outer surface portion. A pair of first shelf bar mounting frames having a predetermined width for supporting each shelf portion of the first shelf group are fixed substantially orthogonal to the first vertical column,
The pair of second shelf bar mounting frames having a predetermined width that support the shelves of the second shelf group are fixed substantially orthogonal to the second vertical column. The shelf for cultivating moss according to any one of the above. The first shelf mounting frame is fixed to protrude toward the second frame,
The shelf for cultivar cultivation according to claim 6, wherein the second shelf bar mounting frame projects and is fixed toward the first frame body direction. Each shelf portion of the first shelf group is composed of a plurality of square bars arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval in the width direction of the first shelf bar mounting frame,
Each shelf part of the said 2nd shelf group is comprised from the some square bar arranged in parallel by the predetermined direction at the width direction of the said 2nd shelf stick mounting frame. The shelf for cultivating moss according to one item. The shelf for cultivating moss as described in any one of Claims 1-8 which has a caster for a movement in the lower end of the said 1st vertical support | pillar and the said 2nd vertical support | pillar.

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