JP2019135987A - Falling object receiving component - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a falling object receiving tool capable of preventing fouling of the ground or the like caused by a falling object such as droppings from a built nest of a bird, installable simply, and capable of urging attention to the surroundings.SOLUTION: A falling object receiving part 1 laid on a first surface G under a nest corresponding to a falling object such as droppings from a built nest of a bird, for receiving a falling object from the nest, and a display part 2 erected upward with respect to the first surface G in order to notify that the nest exists on the upper side, are constituted in a body by one sheet material.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a fallen object receiver that receives fallen objects such as feces falling from a bird's nest such as a swallow.

  Conventionally, as a countermeasure against swallow feces, there has been a feces receptacle for preventing dirt on the ground by receiving feces with a dish provided under the nest (see, for example, Patent Document 1). This feces tray was provided with a long cylinder on a table and a dish on the upper end of the long cylinder.

JP 2011-36234 A

However, since the conventional feces tray is installed at a high place, it is necessary to take measures to prevent the fall, and gives a sense of intimidation. For swallows in particular, the period from nest building to nest establishment was as short as about a month, and it was economically inefficient to install a permanent dung pan that would not fall over.
The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, and its purpose is to prevent soiling of the ground and the like due to falling objects such as droppings from the nest, and can be easily installed, In addition, the object is to provide a fallen object receiver capable of calling attention to the surroundings.

  A fall object receiver for solving the above problem is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds, and has a fall object receiving part for receiving fall objects from the nest and a nest on the upper side. In order to make this sense, the display unit is erected upward with respect to the first surface, and the falling object receiving unit and the display unit are integrally configured by one sheet material. It is a summary.

  Further, for the falling object receiver, the sheet material may be made of rubber.

  Moreover, about the falling object receptacle, the said sheet | seat material may comprise the track shape and the bending line extended in a transversal direction may be provided.

  Moreover, about the fallen object receiver, the said sheet | seat material may be provided with two or more said bending lines in parallel.

  Further, for the fallen object receiver, the sheet material is folded so that the surfaces of the fallen object receiving part and the display part are inside, so that the surfaces of the fallen object receiving part and the display part are not exposed. A folding auxiliary line may be provided.

  A fall object receiver for solving the above problem is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds, and has a fall object receiving part for receiving fall objects from the nest and a nest on the upper side. In order to detect this, the display unit is erected upward with respect to the first surface, and the falling object receiving unit includes a receiving surface member that constitutes a receiving surface that receives the falling object. A receiving surface holding portion for holding the receiving surface member, and the gist of the receiving surface member being removable from the receiving surface holding portion.

  A fall object receiver for solving the above problem is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds, and has a fall object receiving part for receiving fall objects from the nest and a nest on the upper side. In order to detect this, it has a display part standing upward with respect to the first surface, and the fallen object receiving part and the display part are separable and connectable to each other. It is a summary.

  Moreover, about the fallen object receptacle, the maintenance means which maintains the standing state of the said display part may be provided.

  Moreover, about the falling object receptacle, the said falling object receiving part and / or the said display part may be provided with the double-sided tape or the adhesive layer in the back surface.

  Moreover, about the falling object receptacle, the design which gives a continuous impression may be given to the said falling object receiving part and the said display part.

  Moreover, about the fallen object receiver, the said fallen object receiving part may be provided with the some sheet | seat layer laminated | stacked on the receiving surface so that peeling was possible.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent soiling of the ground and the like due to falling objects such as feces from the nest, to easily install the device, and to call attention to the surroundings.

It is a top view of fallen object receptacle A1 of Example 1. FIG. (A) is a perspective view of fallen object receptacle A1 of Example 1, (b) is an enlarged side view in the range P displayed on (a). It is a figure which shows the state which temporarily placed fallen object receptacle A1 of Example 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which tilted the display part 2 of fallen object receptacle A1 of Example 1, and exposed the double-sided tape T of the back surface. It is a figure which shows the state which tilted the fall object receiving part 1 of fall object receptacle A1 of Example 1, and exposed the double-sided tape T of the back surface. It is a figure which shows the state which installed the falling object receptacle A1 of Example 1 in the location with a level | step difference. It is a figure which shows the stage in the middle of folding falling object receptacle A1 of Example 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which fixed the fallen object receiver A1 of Example 1 with the adhesive tape N. FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view of fallen object receptacle A2 of Example 2. FIG. It is a perspective view of the receiving surface holding | maintenance part 12 of fallen object receptacle A2 of Example 2. FIG. It is a disassembled perspective view of fallen object receptacle A3 of Example 3. FIG. (A) is a top view which shows the fallen object holder of the modification 1, (b) is a figure which shows the state which installed the fallen object receiver of the modification 1. FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which arrange | positions the fallen object receptacle of the modification 1 using the bar material B. FIG. It is Example 1 of the design which gives the continuous impression to a fallen object receiving part and a display part. It is Example 2 of the design which gives the continuous impression to a fallen object receiving part and a display part. It is Example 3 of the design which gives the continuous impression to a fallen object receiving part and a display part.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to a plurality of examples.

  Initially, with reference to FIGS. 1-8, the fallen object receptacle A1 of Example 1 of this invention is demonstrated. The fall object receiver A1 is formed of a single sheet material, and receives a fall object (specifically, feces) from a bird's nest nesting on the building wall W; And a display unit 2 for detecting that there is a nest. More specifically, the falling object receiving portion 1 is laid on the first surface G such as the ground or a structure below the nest of birds nested with the surface as an upper surface. The range of C shown in FIG. Moreover, the display part 2 is the range of D shown in FIG. 1, and the bending line 3 mentioned later is provided in the boundary.

  The fallen object receiver A1 has a rubber sheet as a base material, and has an outer shape (track shape) in which the opposing straight line portions and the ends of both straight lines are connected in an arc shape, and the short direction (facing the straight line portions) A folding line 3 extending in the direction in which it is formed. As shown in FIG. 2 (b), the fold line 3 is formed by a groove 31 that is recessed in the back surface, and constitutes a portion that can be easily bent. A plurality of fold lines 3 are formed in parallel, and can be folded small using the fold lines 3 during storage or removal.

  As shown in FIG. 1, five folding lines 3 of the fallen object receiver A1 are provided as a whole, and the folding line 3 that is a boundary between the falling object receiving part 1 and the display part 2 is parallel to the folding line 3. Thus, four folding lines 3 are provided. Among these, the lengths of the range C1 and the range C2 with the bending line 3 serving as the boundary line between the range C1 and the range C2 shown in the figure have a relationship of C1 <C2. Therefore, it is possible to bend the surface of the range C2 so as to overlap the surface of the range C1 by using the fold line 3 that is a boundary line between the range C1 and the range C2, and further, the fall object receiving unit and the display unit Using the fold line that is the boundary, the surface of the display unit can be folded on the folded object receiving part, and the whole can be folded small so that the surface of the falling object receiving part and the display part are not exposed. Yes. That is, each of these folding lines 3 also functions as a folding auxiliary line. It should be noted that any folding line 3 may be used for folding, and in this case, all of the folding lines 3 can be said to be folding auxiliary lines.

  The fallen object receiving portion 1 is not constant depending on conditions such as the height from the bird's nest, but is set to an area in a range where feces scatter, and on its surface, a plurality of sheets laminated in a peelable manner. A layer is provided. Moreover, the double-sided tape T covered with the peeling sheet is affixed on the back surface.

  The display unit 2 is continuous from the fallen object receiving unit 1, is bent at the boundary with the fallen object receiving unit 1, and is arranged in a standing posture along the building wall W. In other words, it is erected upward with respect to the upper surface (in other words, the first surface G on which the fallen object receiving part is laid) serving as the surface of the falling object receiving part 1. On the back surface of the display unit 2, a double-sided tape T covered with a release sheet for sticking and fixing to the building wall W and maintaining a standing posture is attached. A fold line 3 is also provided.

  And the display which shows that a nest exists on the surface of the display part 2 is given. As a result, simply laying the fallen object receiving part 1 makes it difficult to enter the field of view and is difficult to notice. Can show and call attention (at least make someone aware that something exists)

  Then, the installation method of falling object receptacle A1 of Example 1 is demonstrated. As shown in FIG. 3, first, the fall object receiver A <b> 1 is spread below the nest, and the display unit 2 is erected along the building wall W by folding using the folding line 3 of the sheet material. Determine the installation location. And as shown in FIG. 4, the display part 2 is separated from the building wall W, the peeling sheet which covers the double-sided tape T on the back surface is removed, and it sticks and fixes to a wall surface. Similarly, as shown in FIG. 5, the fallen object receiving portion 1 also faces the back surface using the fold line 3, removes the release sheet covering the double-sided tape T, and adheres to the first surface G. And fix. Of course, the order of sticking and fixing the display unit 2 and the fallen object receiving unit 1 may be reversed, and all the release sheets on the back of the display unit 2 and the fallen object receiving unit 1 are removed without temporarily placing and determining the installation location. At the same time, it may be stuck and fixed. Further, the display unit 2 may be merely leaned against the building wall W at a place where the influence of wind or the like is small. Furthermore, since the fallen object receiving portion 1 is made of rubber that is difficult to slip, the double-sided tape T is not necessarily required, and the installation may be completed simply by spreading it on the first surface G.

  Moreover, when there exists a level | step difference in a laying location as shown in FIG. 6, you may be installed along a level | step difference by bend | folding a sheet | seat material according to a level | step difference, and attaching the fold 4.

  The fallen object receiving portion 1 and the display portion 2 are integrally formed by a single sheet material, and a groove-like fold line 3 is provided on the back surface of each portion to facilitate folding toward the front surface side. Therefore, when it becomes dirty or a bird nests and becomes unnecessary, as shown in FIG. 7, it can be folded so that the surface side becomes the inside, and can be disposed without making the hands dirty.

  In addition, as a fixing method, it stuck with the double-sided tape T provided in the back surface of the fallen object receiving part 1 or the display part 2. FIG. In other words, the double-sided tape T serves as a maintenance unit that maintains the standing state of the display unit 2. Further, instead of the double-sided tape T, an adhesive layer such as an adhesive may be applied. Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 8, the method of sticking with the adhesive tape N stuck from the surface of the fallen object receiving part 1 or the display part 2 to the 1st surface G or the building wall W may be sufficient, When the surface G of 1 is difficult to stick like asphalt or the sticking strength cannot be secured, it is also conceivable to place a weight on the falling object receiving portion 1.

  Furthermore, although the fold line 3 is configured in a groove shape, it may be formed as a fold line 3 by forming a fragile portion that is easily bent by making it thin.

  Moreover, although it is the surface of the fallen object receiving part 1 and was provided in the receiving surface side which receives a fallen object, the several laminated | stacked sheet | seat layer laminated | stacked so that peeling is not necessarily required, When dirt by excrement becomes severe Furthermore, it is desirable to provide a clean sheet layer by peeling a plurality of sheet layers one by one, and it is hygienic. Moreover, you may make it a different pattern appear whenever a some sheet | seat layer peels. Furthermore, if the display part 2 is also provided with a plurality of sheet layers which are similarly laminated so as to be peelable, the sheet layer can be peeled off when the scattered feces adhere to the display part 2, which is hygienic.

  In addition, the display part 2 and the fallen object receiving part 1 do not necessarily need to be clearly separated from each other, and by selecting any one of the plurality of fold lines 3, It is possible to change to a different area according to the situation, for example, when it is desired to install the display unit 2 in a place where it is difficult to notice. The display unit 2 also functions as a protection unit that protects the building wall W from scattered feces.

  Next, with reference to FIGS. 9-10, the fallen object receptacle A2 of Example 2 of this invention is demonstrated.

  The fall object receiver A2 of Example 2 is laid on the first surface below the nest of the nested birds, similarly to Example 1, and the fall object receiver 1 that receives fall objects from the nest; In order to detect that there is a nest on the upper side, the display unit 2 is erected upward with respect to the first surface. The display unit 2 is not an integral configuration of a single sheet material, but is a separate body. More specifically, the falling object receiving unit 1 is a receiving surface member 11 that constitutes a receiving surface that receives the falling object. And a receiving surface holding portion 12 that holds the receiving surface member 11, and the receiving surface member 11 is removable from the receiving surface holding portion 12. Moreover, the receiving surface holding part 12 and the display part 2 are assembled | attached integrally.

  The receiving surface holding portion 12 has a contour shape of the receiving surface member 11, the receiving surface member 11 can be fitted inside, and the receiving surface holding portion 12 is fixed to the first surface G in a receiving state. Only the surface member 11 can be removed. Therefore, only the receiving surface member 11 can be replaced when it becomes dirty. Further, if the receiving surface holding part 12 is formed of a heavy material (for example, metal), it becomes difficult to move with respect to the first surface G, and can be easily installed.

  The display unit 2 is held by a display unit holding unit 13 provided in the receiving surface holding unit 12 and is erected upward with respect to the first surface. The display unit holding unit 13 includes a pair of holding pieces 14 formed in a bowl shape, and can hold the plate-like display unit 2 in an upright state by press-fitting between the holding pieces. Therefore, the state where the display unit 2 is erected without falling down is maintained. In other words, the display unit holding unit 13 serves as a maintaining unit that maintains the standing state of the display unit 2. Moreover, the display which shows that a nest exists on the surface of the display part 2 is given. As a result, simply laying the fallen object receiving part 1 makes it difficult to enter the field of view and is difficult to notice, and may step on or enter the lower part of the nest. Can show and call attention (at least make someone aware that there is something)

  Next, with reference to FIG. 11, the falling object receptacle A3 of Example 3 of this invention is demonstrated.

  The fall object receiver A3 of the third embodiment is laid on the first surface G below the nest of the nested birds and receives the fall object from the nest, as in the first or second embodiment. In order to detect that there is a nest on the upper side, the receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2 erected upward with respect to the first surface G are provided. In addition, the fallen object receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2 have connecting means that are separable and connectable to each other. As the connecting means, as shown in the drawing, a fitting portion Ra and a fitting portion Rb by uneven engagement may be used, or a hook-and-loop fastener may be used.

  According to this embodiment, the fallen object receiver A3 can handle and install the fallen object receiving part 1 and the display part 2 integrally. The relative position can also be changed. For example, by connecting, the falling object receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2 can provide a continuous sense of unity. Further, depending on the installation location, when the position of the display unit 2 is difficult to see, the fallen object receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2 may be separated and the installation position may be changed to a location where the display unit 2 can be easily viewed. Is possible.

  The present invention is not limited to the configuration of each embodiment described above, and various modifications can be made. For example, although the fallen object receiving part 1 and the display part 2 are one each, as a modification 1, as shown to Fig.12 (a), three fold lines 3 'provided in one sheet | seat material are shown. As shown in FIG. 12 (b), the intermediate part may be folded up to form the display part 2, and the falling object receiving part 1 may be arranged on both sides thereof. According to this example, it is possible to install the display unit 2 in a standing state even in a place where a building wall does not exist nearby by nesting in a beam such as a station.

  In the first modification, the display unit 2 is erected by pasting the back surface of the sheet material, but as shown in FIG. In this way, one sheet material may be arranged. In this case, the bar B serves as a standing means of the display unit 2.

  As in the first embodiment, the falling object receivers of the respective embodiments and modifications are also peeled off on the surface of the falling object receiving unit 1 that receives the falling object and on the surface of the display unit 2. You may provide the some sheet | seat layer laminated | stacked possible. Further, the plurality of sheet layers may be sized so as to cover the entire surface of the fallen object receiving unit 1 or the display unit 2 with one sheet, or may be sized to cover the entire surface by dividing it. It may be a cover. In particular, in the case of dividing and covering, it is economical because only a dirty portion can be peeled off.

Moreover, in Example 1, it is good also as a maintenance means which maintains the standing state of the display part 2 using a separate maintenance member.
In Example 1, the sheet material may be made of paper, resin, vinyl, or rubber. In particular, when it is made of rubber, it is heavy, is not easily blown by the wind, and is not slippery, so that installation is easy. In the case of rubber, a plate-like member constituting the receiving surface may be attached to the surface of the falling object receiving portion 1 or a display sticker may be attached to the surface of the display portion 2. At this time, a design may be applied to the plate-like member, and a transparent multiple sheet layer may be attached to the surface.

  Moreover, in each Example and modification, you may provide the contact bonding layer protected by the peeling sheet on the back surface of the falling object receiving part 1 as a fixing means of the falling object receiving part 1 with respect to the 1st surface G. Moreover, you may provide the adhesive layer protected by the double-sided tape or the peeling sheet also on the back surface of the display part 2. Furthermore, an adhesive layer protected by a double-sided tape or a release sheet may be provided only on the back surface of the display unit 2, and the falling object receiving unit 1 may be installed by fixing the display unit 2.

  In addition, since the display part 2 can show that there is a nest even from a distant place and can call attention, it can also be said that it is an alerting part for alerting.

  As an example of a design that gives a continuous impression to the fallen object receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2, designs as shown in FIGS. According to this, even if the falling object receiving unit 1 and the display unit 2 are arranged three-dimensionally, it is possible to give a continuous image and install it with a beautiful appearance.

  If the surface of the fallen object receiving part 1 or the sheet layer provided on the surface of the fallen object receiving part 1 is subjected to embossing or anti-slip processing, it will prevent the feet from slipping even if people accidentally get on them. it can.

  In Example 1, when a sheet material is made of paper as a base material, resin-coated, and the display portion is printed, an inexpensive and lightweight falling object receiver is obtained. Further, the folding line 3 (folding auxiliary line) may be a groove or a fragile configuration, or may be a mere line that is printed or engraved, and may be a standard for folding or folding. Further, the folding line and the folding auxiliary line may be omitted, and the fallen object receiving part and the display part may be removed so as to be wound so as to be inside.

  In each embodiment or modification, the display unit 2 may be provided with some design, character, symbol, or the like, or may be plain. Even if it is a plain color, at least if it is a color that can be distinguished from the background of a building wall or the like to be erected, it is possible to recognize that there is a nest above or that the falling object receiving portion 1 exists. In short, the display form is not limited as long as it is conspicuous enough to be recognized.

1: Falling object receptacle 2: Display unit 3: Bending line 5: Double-sided tape W: Building wall G: First surface

Claims (11)

A falling object receiving portion that is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds and that receives falling objects from the nest, and for detecting that the nest is above the first surface And a display unit erected upward,
A falling object receiver characterized in that the falling object receiving part and the display part are integrally formed by one sheet material.   2. The falling object receptacle according to claim 1, wherein the sheet material is made of rubber.   The fallen object receptacle according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the sheet material has a track shape and is provided with a folding line extending in a short direction.   The falling object receptacle according to claim 3, wherein the sheet material is provided with a plurality of the fold lines in parallel.   The sheet material is provided with a folding auxiliary line that folds the falling object receiving part and the surface of the display part inside so that the surfaces of the falling object receiving part and the display part are not exposed. The falling object receiving member according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the falling object receiving member is provided. A falling object receiving portion that is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds and that receives falling objects from the nest, and for detecting that the nest is above the first surface And a display unit erected upward,
The falling object receiving part is composed of a receiving surface member that constitutes a receiving surface that receives the falling object, and a receiving surface holding part that holds the receiving surface member.
The falling object receiving member, wherein the receiving surface member is detachable from the receiving surface holding part. A falling object receiving portion that is laid on a first surface below a nest of nested birds and that receives falling objects from the nest, and for detecting that the nest is above the first surface And a display unit erected upward,
The falling object receiving member and the display part are separable and connectable to each other.   The falling object receiving member according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising a maintaining unit that maintains the standing state of the display unit.   The falling object receiver according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a double-sided tape or an adhesive layer is provided on a back surface side of the falling object receiving part and / or the display part. Element.   The falling object receiving member according to any one of claims 1 to 8, wherein the falling object receiving part and the display part are designed to give a continuous impression.   The falling object receiving member according to any one of claims 1 to 9, wherein a plurality of sheet layers laminated in a peelable manner are provided on a surface of the falling object receiving part.