JP2023112610A - Table and outdoor combustion apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a table capable of hanging cooking utensils and of cooking, and an outdoor combustion apparatus.SOLUTION: A table 100 includes a top plate 110, leg parts 120, a first pole 130, and a first hanging support part 140. The top plate 110 has at least one cooking stove support part 111 which has heat resistance and is capable of supporting a cooking stove 200. The leg parts 120 support the top plate 110. The first pole 130 is erected near at least the one cooking stove support part 111 of the top plate 110. The first hanging support part 140 is provided on the first pole 130, is positioned above at least one cooking stove support part 111, and can hang and support cooking utensils.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1A

Description

The present invention relates to tables and outdoor combustion devices.

Patent Literature 1 below describes a conventional outdoor table with a stove. This table includes a table body and a stove. The table body has a top plate, and the top plate is provided with an opening. The stove has an upside-down square truncated pyramid cylindrical grate, a fuel loading net, and a grill. The grate is detachably accommodated and supported in the opening, the fuel placement net is supported in the grate, and the grate is placed on the grate.

JP-A-2003-61831

Although the above table can burn solid fuel such as charcoal or firewood on the fuel grid of the stove and grill food on the grid, it is not possible to cook by suspending cooking utensils.

The present invention provides a table and an outdoor combustion apparatus on which cooking utensils can be hung for cooking.

A table according to one aspect of the present invention includes a top plate, legs, a first pole, and a first suspension support. The top plate has heat resistance and has a stove supporting portion capable of supporting the stove. The legs support the top plate. The first pole is erected near the stove support portion of the top plate. A first hanging support is provided on the first pole, is positioned on the stove support, and is capable of hanging and supporting the cooking utensil.

According to the table of one aspect of the present invention, the first pole is erected in the vicinity of the stove support portion of the top plate, and the first suspension support portion is provided on the first pole and positioned on the stove support portion. Therefore, the cooking utensils are suspended and supported on the stove by suspending and supporting the cooking utensils on the first suspending support part while supporting the stove on the stove supporting parts. Therefore, this table enables the cooking utensils to be hung and cooked.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is the perspective view seen from the front and the plane side of the outdoor combustion apparatus which concerns on Example 1 of this invention. It is the perspective view seen from the back and the plane side of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. It is the perspective view seen from the left side of the said outdoor combustion apparatus, and a plane side. It is the perspective view seen from the right side and the plane side of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of the outdoor combustion apparatus as viewed from the plane side; It is the elements on larger scale of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. Fig. 3 is a plan view of a table of the outdoor combustion apparatus; It is a bottom view of the table of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. It is a front view of the table of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. It is a rear view of the table of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. It is a left view of the table of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. It is a right view of the table of the said outdoor combustion apparatus. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a table of the outdoor combustion apparatus; FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which the plate portion is removed from the table of the outdoor combustion apparatus and folded. FIG. 4 is an exploded view of the first pole and the first suspension support of the outdoor combustion apparatus; FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a second pole, a second suspension support and a support base of the outdoor combustion apparatus; Fig. 3 is an exploded view of the stove of the outdoor combustion device; Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view of an outdoor combustion apparatus according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

A plurality of embodiments including embodiments 1 and 2 of the present invention and design modifications thereof will be described below. It should be noted that each component of the embodiments and design modifications described later can be combined with each other as long as they do not contradict each other. In addition, the materials, shapes, dimensions, numbers, arrangements, etc. of each component in each aspect and design modifications of the embodiments described later are merely examples, and are arbitrary as long as the same functions can be realized. Note also that it is possible to redesign

An outdoor combustion apparatus B1 according to a plurality of embodiments including embodiments 1 and 2 of the present invention and design modifications thereof will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1A to 3C. 1A to 3C show an outdoor combustion apparatus B1 of Example 1. FIG. ZZ', YY' and XX' directions are shown in FIGS. 1A-1D, and YY' and XX' directions are shown in FIG. 1E. . The ZZ' direction is the height direction of the table 100 of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 and includes the Z direction and the Z' direction. The Y-Y' direction is a direction substantially perpendicular to the Z-Z' direction and includes the Y direction and the Y' direction. The XX' direction is a direction substantially orthogonal to the ZZ' direction and the XX' direction, and includes the X direction and the X' direction.

The outdoor combustion apparatus B1 includes a table 100. As shown in FIG. The table 100 has a top plate 110 . The top plate 110 is a substantially polygonal or substantially circular (including substantially elliptical) plate when viewed from the Z direction side.

A top plate 110 of the table 100 has at least one stove support portion 111 . At least one stove support portion 111 has an opening 111a and a frame portion 111b of the opening 111a. The opening 111a is a polygonal hole (a rectangular hole in FIGS. 1A to 2H, but a triangular , pentagonal or hexagonal holes, etc.) or circular holes (not shown). The frame portion 111b is a substantially polygonal ring corresponding to the shape of the opening 111a (in FIGS. 1A to 2H, the hole is a square ring, but it may be a triangular ring, a pentagonal ring, a hexagonal ring, etc.), or A substantially annular frame (not shown) is made of a heat-resistant material (for example, metal). The entire top plate 110 may be made of a heat-resistant material so that the frame portion 111b may be made of the same material. The frame portion 111b may be made of a heat-resistant material. The frame portion 111b forms part of the top plate 110. As shown in FIG.

When the frame portion 111b has a substantially polygonal annular shape, the frame portion 111b has a plurality of side portions and a plurality of corner portions. Each of the plurality of corners is a portion where adjacent side portions of the plurality of side portions are butted against each other.

At least one stove support 111 may further have a plurality of support members 111c. When the frame portion 111b has a substantially polygonal annular shape, a plurality of support members 111c, a plurality of corner portions (see FIGS. 2A, 2B, 2G and 2H) or a plurality of side portions (not shown) of the frame portion 111b are provided with: It is provided so as to protrude inside the frame portion 111b. When the frame portion 111b has a substantially annular shape, the plurality of support members 111c and the frame portion 111b are provided so as to protrude inward of the frame portion 111b and are spaced apart in the circumferential direction of the frame portion 111b. are placed.

The plurality of support members 111c may be provided with slits 111c1 that open inside the openings 111a, but may not be provided.

The at least one stove support 111 may include a first stove support 111 and a second stove support 111 . The first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 are provided at arbitrary portions of the top plate 110 and have the same configuration as the above-described configuration of at least one stove support portion 111 . The first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111 may be arranged side by side in the XX' direction (see FIGS. 1A to 2H), or may be arranged side by side in the YY' direction. Alternatively (not shown), they may be arranged side by side in an oblique direction (not shown). The oblique direction is a direction having components of the XX' direction and the Y-Y' direction, and is substantially orthogonal to the ZZ' direction.

The opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the opening 111a of the second stove support portion 111 may have substantially the same shape (see FIGS. 2G and 2H) or may have different shapes (not shown). .

A portion of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and a portion of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 may be integrated and shared.

For example, when the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 are substantially polygonal rings, one of the plurality of side portions of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 One side portion and one side portion among the plurality of side portions of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 can be integrated and shared. The remaining side portions of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the remaining side portions of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 may each constitute a part of the edge portion of the top plate 110. Alternatively, it may constitute a part inside the part of the edge of the top plate 110 . In FIGS. 1A to 2H, of the four sides of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111, the side portion on the X′ direction side and the four side portions of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 Of these, the side portion on the X direction side is integrated and shared, and the side portion in the X direction of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 constitutes the edge portion in the X direction of the top plate 110, The X′-direction side portion of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 constitutes the X′-direction edge portion of the top plate 110, and the Y-direction side portion of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and The Y-direction side portion of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 constitutes the Y-direction edge portion of the top plate 110, and the Y′-direction side portion of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and The Y-direction side portion of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 constitutes the Y′-direction edge portion of the top plate 110 .

When the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 are substantially annular, a part of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 It is possible to have a configuration in which a part of is integrated and shared. The remaining side portions of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the remaining side portions of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 may each constitute a part of the edge portion of the top plate 110. Alternatively, it may constitute a part inside the part of the edge of the top plate 110 .

When part of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and part of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 are not shared, the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion are not shared. It is preferable that the frame portion 111b of the portion 111 is spaced apart in the XX′ direction, the YY′ direction, or the oblique direction (not shown).

The top plate 110 of the table 100 can be configured to further include a plate portion 112 .

When at least one stove support 111 includes a first stove support 111 and a second stove support 111, and the opening 111a of the first stove support 111 and the opening 111a of the second stove support 111 have substantially the same shape. , the plate portion 112 is removably fitted into the opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the opening 111a of the second stove support portion 111, and supports the plurality of support members 111c of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion. It is designed to be placed on a plurality of support members 111c of the portion 111 so as to be replaceable. In this case, the shape of the plate portion 112 viewed from the Z direction is substantially the same as the shape of the opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the shape of the opening 111a of the second stove support portion 111 viewed from the Z direction, and The area of the plate portion 112 viewed from the Z direction is the same as or slightly smaller than the areas of the opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the opening 111a of the second stove support portion 111 viewed from the Z direction. The dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ′ direction is the Z direction side surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of the first stove support portion 111 and the plurality of support members 111c of the second stove support portion 111 to the first stove. It is possible to set the distance in the ZZ' direction to the Z-direction surface of each of the frame portion 111b of the support portion 111 and the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 to be substantially the same. In this case, when the plate portion 112 is fitted into the opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and supported by the plurality of support members 111c of the first stove support portion 111, the surface of the plate portion 112 on the Z direction side is is substantially flush with the surface of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 on the Z direction side, and the plate portion 112 fits into the opening 111a of the second stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111. While being supported by the plurality of support members 111c, the surface of the plate portion 112 on the Z direction side is substantially flush with the surface of the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 on the Z direction side. In addition, the dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ′ direction is measured from the surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of the first stove support portion 111 and the plurality of support members 111c of the second stove support portion 111 in the Z direction. The distance in the ZZ' direction to the Z-direction surface of each of the frame portion 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 may be different.

If the at least one stove support 111 includes a first stove support 111 and a second stove support 111, and the openings 111a of the first stove support 111 and the openings 111a of the second stove support 111 are of different shapes, The plate portion 112 is detachably fitted into the opening 111a of one of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111, and is mounted on the plurality of support members 111c of one of the stove support portions. It is designed to be detachably mounted. In this case, the shape of the plate portion 112 when viewed from the Z direction is substantially the same as the shape of the opening 111a of one of the stove support portions when viewed from the Z direction, and the area of the plate portion 112 when viewed from the Z direction is is the same as or slightly smaller than the area of the opening 111a of the stove support portion when viewed in the Z direction. The dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ' direction is the Z direction from the Z-direction surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of one stove support portion to the Z-direction surface of the frame portion 111b of one stove support portion. It is possible to make it substantially the same as the distance in the -Z' direction. In this case, when the plate portion 112 is fitted into the opening 111a of one of the stove support portions and supported by the plurality of support members 111c of the one stove support portion, the surface of the plate portion 112 on the Z direction side faces one side. is substantially flush with the Z-direction side surface of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion. Note that the dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ′ direction is from the Z-direction surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of one stove support portion to the Z-direction surface of the frame portion 111b of one stove support portion. may be different from the distance in the ZZ' direction.

When at least one stove support portion 111 is one, the plate portion 112 is detachably fitted into the opening 111a of the stove support portion 111 and detachably mounted on the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111. It is designed to be placed In this case, the shape of the plate portion 112 when viewed from the Z direction is substantially the same as the shape of the opening 111a of the stove support portion 111 when viewed from the Z direction, and the area of the plate portion 112 when viewed from the Z direction is equal to the shape of the plate portion 112 when viewed from the Z direction. It is the same as or slightly smaller than the area of the opening 111a of the portion 111 viewed from the Z direction. The dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ′ direction is ZZ from the Z-direction surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111 to the Z-direction surface of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111. It is possible to make it substantially the same as the distance in the ' direction. In this case, when the plate portion 112 is fitted into the opening 111a of the stove support portion 111 and supported by the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111, the surface of the plate portion 112 on the Z direction side faces the stove support portion. It is substantially flush with the surface of the frame portion 111b of 111 on the Z direction side. Note that the dimension of the plate portion 112 in the ZZ′ direction is the Z direction from the Z-direction surface of each of the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111 to the Z-direction surface of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111. It may be different from the distance in the -Z' direction.

Table 100 further comprises at least one leg 120 . At least one leg portion 120 is two, and has an upside down substantially U shape (see FIGS. 1A to 2H), an upside down substantially V shape (not shown), and an upside down substantially T shape ( not shown) or a substantially X-shaped bar or pipe and attached to the top plate 110 so as to be foldable. Alternatively, the legs 120 are three or more, and are composed of straight bars, pipes, or plates, and are foldably attached to the top plate 110 (not shown). It should be noted that at least one leg 120 may be one and may be configured to support the top plate 110 .

The outdoor combustion device B1 further includes a stove 200. As shown in FIG. The stove 200 has a grate 210 . The fire bed 210 includes a first part (upper part) on the Z direction side, a second part (lower part) on the Z′ direction side, and a part between the first part and the second part in the ZZ′ direction. and a third part.

When the frame portion 111b of at least one stove support portion 111 has a substantially polygonal annular shape, the fire bed 210 is an upside-down polygonal truncated cylindrical tubular shape (FIGS. 1A to 1F and FIG. In 3C, the truncated square pyramid shape is upside down, but it is possible to have a truncated pyramid shape upside down, a truncated pyramid shape upside down, a truncated pyramid shape upside down, a truncated pyramid shape upside down, or a truncated pyramid shape upside down. ).

When the frame portion 111b of at least one stove support portion 111 has a substantially annular shape, it may be an upside-down truncated cone tubular shape (not shown) made of a heat-resistant plate such as a metal plate.

When at least one stove support 111 includes a first stove support 111 and a second stove support 111, and the opening 111a of the first stove support 111 and the opening 111a of the second stove support 111 have substantially the same shape. , the outer shape of the cross section in the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction of the third part of the fire bed 210 is the XX′ of the frame part 111b of each of the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111 direction and the YY' direction cross section, and the outer dimensions of the cross section of the third part of the grate 210 in the XX' direction and the YY' direction are equal to the first stove support part 111 and the inner dimension of the cross section in the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction of each frame portion 111b of the second stove support portion 111 or slightly smaller. The fire bed 210 is partially replaceably accommodated in the openings 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111, and the third portion of the fire bed 210 is connected to the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111. Each frame portion 111b and/or a plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111 is supported so as to be replaceable.

If the at least one stove support 111 includes a first stove support 111 and a second stove support 111, and the openings 111a of the first stove support 111 and the openings 111a of the second stove support 111 are of different shapes, The outer shape of the cross section in the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction of the third part of the fire bed 210 is the other of the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111 (that is, the plate part 112 corresponding to the inner shape of the cross section in the XX' direction and YY' direction of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion that does not support the fire bed 210, and the third portion of the grate 210 in the XX' direction and Y- The outer dimension of the cross section in the Y' direction is the same as or slightly smaller than the inner dimension of the cross section of the frame portion 111b of the other stove support portion in the XX' and YY' directions. The grate 210 is partially replaceably accommodated in the opening 111a of the other stove support, and the third part of the grate 210 is connected to the frame 111b and/or the plurality of support members 111c of the other stove support. It is designed to be supported so as to be replaceable.

When at least one stove support portion 111 is one, the outer shape of the cross section of the third portion of the grate 210 in the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction is the X− of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111. It corresponds to the inner shape of the cross section in the X' direction and the YY' direction, and the outer size of the cross section in the XX' direction and the YY' direction of the third part of the grate 210 is the same as the stove support part 111. is the same as or slightly smaller than the internal dimensions of the cross section of the frame portion 111b in the XX' and YY' directions. The fire bed 210 is partially replaceably accommodated in the opening 111a of the stove support portion 111, and the third portion of the fire bed 210 is replaced by the frame portion 111b and/or the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support portion 111. It is supported as possible. In this case, the fire bed 210 and the plate portion 112 of the stove 200 are removably supported by the stove support portion 111 .

Note that when the fire bed 210 is in the shape of an upside-down polygonal truncated pyramid and slits 111c1 are provided in a plurality of support members 111c provided at a plurality of corners of the frame portion 111b, the third A plurality of corners of the portion can be inserted into the slits 111c1 of a plurality of support members 111c and supported by the edges thereof. The angle of each of the slits 111c1 of the plurality of support members 111c is substantially the same as or greater than the angle of the corresponding corner of the third portion of the grate 210. As shown in FIG.

When the grate 210 has an upside down truncated cone shape, the plurality of support members 111c are not provided with the slits 111c1.

Regardless of whether the grate 210 has an upside down truncated pyramid shape or an upside down truncated cone shape, the grate 210 has a plurality of engagement holes (illustrated) into which a plurality of support members 111c are inserted. None) may be provided. In this case, the plurality of support members 111c may be configured to be inserted into the plurality of insertion holes and to support the edges of the plurality of insertion holes of the grate 210 on the Z-direction side.

Regardless of whether the grate 210 has an upside down truncated pyramid shape or an upside down truncated cone shape, the third portion of the grate 210 is supported by the frame portion 111 b of the at least one stove support portion 111 . If so, the plurality of support members 111c can be omitted.

The stove 200 further has a fuel placement portion 220 . The fuel mounting portion 220 is composed of a net made of metal wires or a metal plate provided with a plurality of through holes, and is capable of placing solid fuel such as charcoal or firewood. The outer shape of the fuel placement portion 220 corresponds to the inner shape of the cross section of the second portion of the grate 210 in the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction, and the shape of the fuel placement portion 220 in the XX′ direction. and YY' direction cross-sectional dimensions are the same as or slightly larger than the inner cross-sectional dimensions of the second part of the grate 210 in the XX' and YY' directions. The fuel placement portion 220 is housed within the grate 210 and supported by the second portion of the grate 210 .

The stove 200 further has an ash receiver 230 . The ash receiver 230 can be configured to have an ash receiver main body 231 and a plurality of hooks 232 . In this case, the ash receiver main body 231 is a heat-resistant box that opens in the Z direction and is arranged on the Z′ direction side of the fire bed 210 . A plurality of hooks 232 are provided on the ash receiver main body 231 and are adapted to be hooked on a plurality of engagement holes 211 provided on the grate 210 . By hooking the plurality of hooks 232 to the plurality of engagement holes 211 of the fire bed 210 in this way, the state of being arranged on the Z′ direction side with respect to the fire bed 210 is maintained.

The ash receiving part 230 can also be configured with a polygonal or circular plate. In this case, the outer shape of the ash receiving part 230 is the XX′ direction and the YY′ direction of the part on the Z′ direction side of the part of the second part of the grate 210 where the fuel placement part 220 is supported. The outer dimensions of the ash receiving part 230 (the area of the ash receiving part 230 when viewed from the Z direction side) correspond to the inner shape of the cross section and are supported by the fuel placement part 220 of the second part of the grate 210. The internal dimensions of the section in the XX' direction and the YY' direction of the portion on the Z' direction side of the cut portion are the same as or slightly larger. The ash receiving part 230 is housed in the fire bed 210 and supported by the second part of the fire bed 210 on the Z′ direction side with respect to the fuel placement part 220 .

In any of the configurations described above, the ash receiving portion 230 receives ash and soot of the solid fuel that burns and falls on the fuel mounting portion 220 .

The stove 200 may also have a trivet 240 . The trivet 240 has a pair of first wires 241 and a pair of second wires 242 . The pair of first wires 241 are wire rods such as rods made of metal, extend in the XX′ direction, and are inserted into and supported by the four first slits 212 in the first portion of the grate 210. ing. The pair of second wires 242 are wire rods such as rods made of metal, extend in the YY′ direction, intersect the pair of first wires 241 on the fire bed 210, and extend in the YY′ direction. It is inserted into and supported by four second slits 213 in the first part of 210 .

The trivet 240 may further have at least one first connecting portion 243 and/or at least one second connecting portion 244 . At least one first connecting portion 243 connects between the pair of first wires 241 . There are two at least one first connecting portions 243, one of which connects one end of the pair of first wires 241 in the X direction, and the other of which connects the pair of first wires 241 in the X′ direction. You may connect between the other ends. There are two at least one second connecting portions 244, one of which connects one end of the pair of second wires 242 in the Y direction, and the other of which connects the other end of the second wires 242 in the Y′ direction. You may connect between them.

A grill and/or iron plate may be placed on the first part of the fire bed 210 instead of the trivet 240 . Trivet 240, gridiron and griddle are optional.

Table 100 further comprises a first pole 130 . The first pole 130 is erected near at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 . The first pole 130 may be a single pole, or may have a plurality of pole portions divided in the longitudinal direction, and the pole portions adjacent in the longitudinal direction among the plurality of pole portions can be detachably attached. It is good also as a structure connected.

The first pole 130 can be separate from the top plate 110 (see FIGS. 1A-3A). In this case, the top plate 110 is provided with at least one first attachment portion 113 to which the first pole 130 is detachably attached near at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 .

When the frame portion 111b of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 has a substantially polygonal annular shape, the at least one first attachment portion 113 is (1) the frame portion of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 111b (see FIGS. 1A to 2E) or (2) at least one side (not shown) of the plurality of sides, or ( 3) a portion near at least one of the plurality of corners of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 (not shown) or (4) at least one of the plurality of side portions It is possible to adopt a configuration in which they are provided at intervals near the sides (not shown). When the frame portion 111b of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 is substantially annular, the at least one first attachment portion 113 is (5) the frame portion of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 111b (not shown) or (6) at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 in the vicinity of the frame portion 111b can be provided with a space (not shown). is.

At least one stove support part 111 includes a first stove support part 111 and a second stove support part 111, and a frame part of at least one of the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111. When 111b has a substantially polygonal annular shape, at least one first attachment portion 113 is provided on at least one stove support portion 111 as described in any one of (1) to (4) above.

At least one stove support part 111 includes a first stove support part 111 and a second stove support part 111, and a frame part of at least one of the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111. When 111b is substantially annular, at least one first attachment portion 113 is provided on at least one stove support portion 111 as described in (5) or (6) above.

At least one of the first mounting portion 113 and the first pole 130 is provided with a first screw portion, and the other is provided with a first screw hole into which the first screw portion is screwed. Is possible. 1A to 3, the first pole 130 has a pole body 131 and a first threaded portion 132 provided at the end of the pole body 131 in the Z' direction, and at least one first threaded portion 132 is provided. There are two 1 mounting portions 113, and as described in (1) above, the corners of the first stove support portion 111 in the X direction and the Y′ direction and the corners in the X direction and the Y direction are attached. The two first attachment portions 113 are connected to each other, and the first screw holes are provided in the two first attachment portions 113 .

A first fitting projection is provided instead of the first threaded portion, and a first fitting hole into which the first fitting projection is fitted (FIT IN) is provided instead of the first screw hole. may be provided.

Note that the first pole 130 may be provided integrally with the top plate 110 instead of being separate from the top plate 110 (not shown). In this case, at least one first mounting portion 113 is omitted.

The table 100 further comprises a first hanging support 140 . A first hanging support 140 is provided on the first pole 130 and positioned on at least one stove support 111 .

The first hanging support 140 can be separate from the first pole 130 . In this case, the first suspension support portion 140 has a first support portion main body 141 and a first mounting portion 142 . The first attachment portion 142 is detachably attached to the first pole 130 . For example, the first mounting portion 142 may be configured such that a wire such as a wire is covered with a cover (see FIG. 3A) and can be detachably wound around the first pole 130 . Alternatively, the first attachment portion 142 may be provided with a fitting hole into which the first pole 130 is detachably fitted. The first support body 141 is a hook extending from the first mounting part 142 onto at least one stove support part 111 . The first support body 141 can suspend and support cooking utensils such as pots and kettles. As a result, the first support body 141 can suspend and support cooking utensils such as pots and kettles on the stove 200 supported by at least one stove support 111 .

Note that the first hanging support portion 140 may be provided integrally with the first pole 130 . In this case, the first suspension support 140 may be a hook extending from the first pole 130 onto at least one stove support 111 .

Table 100 may further include a second pole 150 . The second pole 150 is erected on the top plate 110 . The second pole 150 may be a single pole, or may have a plurality of pole sections divided in the longitudinal direction, and the pole sections adjacent in the longitudinal direction among the plurality of pole sections can be detachably attached. It is good also as a structure connected. The outer diameter of the second pole 150 can be smaller than the outer diameter of the first pole 130 . In other words, the outer diameter of the first pole 130 can be larger than the outer diameter of the second pole 150, but the outer diameters of both may be substantially the same, or the outer diameter of the second pole 150 may be The diameter may be larger than the outer diameter of the first pole 130 .

The second pole 150 can be separate from the top plate 110 (see FIGS. 1A-2E and 3B). In this case, the top plate 110 is provided with at least one second attachment portion 114 to which the second pole 150 is detachably attached to an arbitrary portion of the top plate 110 .

When the frame portion 111b of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 has a substantially polygonal annular shape, the at least one second attachment portion 114 is (7) the frame portion of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 111b (see FIGS. 1A to 2E) or (8) a configuration connected to at least one side (not shown) of a plurality of sides, or ( 9) at least one of the corners of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 (not shown) or (10) at least one of the plurality of side portions; It is possible to adopt a configuration in which they are provided at intervals near the sides (not shown). When the frame portion 111b of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 has a substantially annular shape, the at least one second attachment portion 114 is (11) the frame portion of the at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 111b (not shown) or (12) at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 in the vicinity of the frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111 (not shown). is.

When the at least one stove support part 111 includes the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111, at least one of the first stove support part 111 and the second stove support part 111 has at least One first mounting portion 113 is provided according to any one of (1) to (6) above, and at least one second mounting portion 114 is provided on the other stove support portion 111 according to (7) to (6) above. 12), or at least one first mounting portion 113 is provided on both the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 according to the above (1) to (6). ) and at least one second mounting portion 114 may be provided according to any one of (7) to (12) above.

At least one of the second mounting portion 114 and the second pole 150 is provided with a second screw portion, and the other is provided with a second screw hole into which the second screw portion is screwed. Is possible. The outer diameter of the second threaded portion may be different from the outer diameter of the first threaded portion, and the inner diameter of the second threaded hole may be different from the inner diameter of the first threaded hole. and the outer diameter of the first threaded portion, and the inner diameter of the second threaded hole and the inner diameter of the first threaded hole may be the same. 1A to 3, the second pole 150 has a pole body 151 and a second threaded portion 152 provided at the end of the pole body 151 in the Z' direction, and at least one second threaded portion 152 is provided. The two mounting portions 114 are two, and as described in (7) above, the corners on the X′ direction and Y′ direction sides of the second stove support portion 111 and the corners on the X′ direction and Y direction sides. , and two second mounting portions 114 are provided with second screw holes.

A second fitting protrusion is provided instead of the second threaded portion, and a second fitting hole into which the second fitting protrusion is fitted (FIT IN) is provided instead of the second screw hole. may be provided. The outer diameter of the second fitting protrusion may be different from the outer diameter of the first fitting protrusion, and the inner diameter of the second fitting hole may be different from the inner diameter of the first fitting hole. The outer diameter of the second fitting protrusion may be the same as the outer diameter of the first fitting protrusion, and the inner diameter of the second fitting hole may be the same as the inner diameter of the first fitting hole.

The second pole 150 may be provided integrally with the top plate 110 instead of being separate from the top plate 110 (not shown). In this case, at least one second mounting portion 114 is omitted. Also, it is possible to omit the second pole 150 and at least one of the second mounting portions 114 themselves.

The table 100 may further include a second suspension support 160 and/or a support base 170 provided on the second pole 150 .

The second suspension support 160 can be separate from the second pole 150 . In this case, the second hanging support portion 160 can be configured to have a second support portion main body 161 , a second mounting portion 162 and a pair of attachments 163 . The second pole 150 is provided with a plurality of ring grooves spaced apart in the Z-Z' direction. A pair of attachments 163 are semi-cylindrical. Approximately semicircular projections are provided on the inner surfaces of the pair of attachments 163 . A pair of attachments 163 are combined to form a cylindrical shape with a part of the second pole 150 sandwiched therebetween, so that the projections of the pair of attachments 163 form a ring-shaped projection, and the second of the plurality of ring grooves is formed. It fits into one ring groove in said portion of pole 150 . In this manner, the pair of attachments 163 are detachably attached to the second pole 150 . The pair of attachments 163 are combined to form a cylindrical shape, and the outer diameter of the cylinder gradually decreases from the end in the Z' direction to the end in the Z direction. The second mounting portion 162 is a cylinder having an inner diameter smaller than the outer diameter of the end of the cylinder formed by the pair of attachments 163 in the Z′ direction. Larger than the outer diameter of the end. A pair of attachments 163 are inserted into the second pole 150 from the Z′ direction side while attached to the part of the second pole 150 . As a result, the cylinder formed by the pair of attachments 163 is fitted (FIT IN) into the second attachment portion 162 , and the second attachment portion 162 is attached to the second pole 150 . The second support body 161 is a hook extending from the second mounting portion 162 . The second support body 161 can suspend and support a lighting fixture such as a lantern.

Note that the second hanging support portion 160 may be provided integrally with the second pole 150 . In this case, the second suspension support 160 may be a hook extending from the second pole 150 onto at least one stove support 111 .

The support base 170 can be separate from the second pole 150 . In this case, the support base 170 can be configured to have a support base main body 171 , a third mounting portion 172 and a pair of attachments 173 . The pair of attachments 173 has the same configuration as the pair of attachments 163 and is detachably attached to the second pole 150 like the pair of attachments 163 . The third mounting portion 172 has the same configuration as the second mounting portion 162 . With the pair of attachments 173 detachably attached to the second pole 150 , the cylinder formed by the pair of attachments 173 fits into the third attachment portion 172 (fits in). As a result, the third attachment portion 172 is attached to the second pole 150 . The support base main body 171 is a box or plate connected to the third mounting portion 172 and open in the Z direction.

The second hanging support portion 160 can be configured to have the first mounting portion 142 of the first hanging support portion 140 instead of the second mounting portion 162 and the pair of attachments 163 . The support base 170 can be configured to have the first attachment portion 142 of the first suspension support portion 140 instead of the third attachment portion 172 and the pair of attachments 173 . The first suspension support part 140 can be configured to have a second attachment part 162 and a pair of attachments 163 instead of the first attachment part 142 . In this case, the first pole 130 is provided with a plurality of ring grooves.

Note that the support base 170 may be provided integrally with the second pole 150 . The second suspension support 160 and/or the support base 170 may be omitted.

The table 100 and the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 having the table 100 as described above have the following first to eighth technical features and effects.

First Technical Feature and Effect A first pole 130 is erected in the vicinity of at least one stove support portion 111 of the top plate 110 of the table 100 . A first hanging support 140 is provided on the first pole 130 and is positioned on at least one stove support 111 . Therefore, cooking utensils can be hung and cooked by suspending and supporting the cooking utensils on the first suspending support part 140 in a state where the stove 200 is supported by at least one stove supporting part 111.例文帳に追加

Second Technical Feature and Effect When the first pole 130 is erected in the vicinity of the frame portion 111b of at least one stove support portion 111, the support strength of the top plate 110 for the first pole 130 is improved. This is because the frame portion 111b itself supports the stove 200 and is made of metal or the like, and the first pole 130 is erected in the vicinity of the frame portion 111b. In particular, when at least one first mounting portion 113 is connected to the frame portion 111b, the support strength of the top plate 110 to the first pole 130 is further improved.

Third technical feature and effect The diameter of a cooking utensil such as a pot placed on the stove 200 supported by at least one stove support 111 corresponds to the diameter of the upside-down polygonal frustum-shaped stove 200. (i.e., when a cooking utensil such as a pot is placed on the truncated polygonal pyramid-shaped stove 200 upside down, the cooking utensil such as a pot is placed on a plurality of sides of the first part of the stove 200. If it protrudes from the part). , when the first pole 130 is provided on one of a plurality of side portions of the substantially polygonal ring-shaped frame portion 111b of at least one stove support portion 111 or on the substantially ring-shaped frame portion 111b, the first pole 130 may come into contact with cooking utensils such as pots protruding from the plurality of side portions of the first portion of the stove 200 . In order to avoid this, the first pole 130 is arranged away from one of the plurality of sides of the substantially polygonal annular frame portion 111b of at least one stove support portion 111 or from the substantially annular frame portion 111b. There is a need. However, even if a cooking utensil such as a pot protrudes from the plurality of sides of the first portion of the upside-down polygonal pyramid-shaped stove 200, it does not protrude from the plurality of corners of the first portion of the stove. When the first pole 130 is provided in the vicinity of one of the corners of the substantially polygonal annular frame portion 111 b of at least one stove support portion 111 , the first pole 130 is the first pole of the stove 200 . The first pole 130 needs to be placed away from the substantially polygonal annular frame 111b of at least one stove support 111 so that contact with cooking utensils such as pots protruding from the plurality of sides of the stove can be avoided. will be gone.

Fourth technical feature and effect At least one stove support part 111 includes a first stove support part 111 and a second stove support part 111, and an opening 111a of the first stove support part 111 and an opening 111a of the second stove support part 111 When the top plate 110 has substantially the same shape, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is replaceably fitted into the opening 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111, and the first stove support portion 111 and the second It is placed on a plurality of support members 111c of the 2-stove support part 111 so as to be replaceable. In addition, the stove 200 is also partially housed in the openings 111a of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 so that the fire bed 210 can be replaced, and the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 can be replaced. The frame portion 111b and/or the plurality of support members 111c are replaceably supported. In this way, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is replaceably attached to one of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111, and the stove 200 is replaceably supported by the other, or Can be used as inverse.

Fifth technical feature and effect When at least one stove support portion 111 is one, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is removably fitted into the opening 111a of the stove support portion 111 and the stove support portion 111 111c are replaceably placed on a plurality of support members 111c. In addition, the stove 200 is also partially housed in the opening 111a of the stove support 111 in a replaceable manner, and is replaceably supported by the frame 111b and/or the plurality of support members 111c of the stove support 111. be. In this manner, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 and the stove 200 can be interchangeably supported by the stove support portion 111 .

Sixth technical feature and effect If large, the possibility of incorrectly attaching the first pole 130 to the at least one second mounting portion 114 or the second pole 150 to the at least one first mounting portion 113 is reduced.

Seventh technical feature and effect Both the first pole 130 and the second pole 150 are provided separately from the top plate 110, and at least one of the first mounting portion 113 and the first pole 130 A first threaded portion is provided, a first threaded hole is provided on the other side, and a second threaded portion is provided on at least one of the second mounting portion 114 and the second pole 150, When a second threaded hole is provided on the other side, the outer diameter of the first threaded portion is different from the outer diameter of the second threaded portion, and the inner diameter of the first threaded hole is different from the inner diameter of the second threaded hole , the first pole 130 is not erroneously attached to the at least one second mounting portion 114 and the second pole 150 is not erroneously attached to the at least one first mounting portion 113 . This is because the first screw portion cannot be screwed into the second screw hole and the second screw portion cannot be screwed into the first screw hole. When the outer diameter of the first fitting protrusion and the outer diameter of the second fitting protrusion are different, and the inner diameter of the first fitting hole and the inner diameter of the second fitting hole are different, the same features are obtained. Obtainable.

Eighth technical feature and effect When the second pole 150 and the second hanging support part 160 are provided, the lighting fixture can be hung on the second hanging support part 160 to be supported.

Ninth Technical Feature and Effect When the second pole 150 and the support base 170 are provided, various objects can be placed on the support base 170 .

Hereinafter, an outdoor combustion apparatus B2 according to a plurality of embodiments including Embodiment 2 of the present invention and design modifications thereof will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 4 shows an outdoor combustion apparatus B2 of Example 2. As shown in FIG. FIG. 4 also shows the YY' direction and the XX' direction, similarly to the outdoor combustion apparatus B1. For the ZZ' direction, refer to FIGS. 1A-2E. 4, the first suspension support 140, the second pole 150, the second suspension support 160, and the support base 170 of the table 100' are omitted, so please refer to FIGS. 1A to 3A. Borrow and refer.

In the outdoor combustion apparatus B2, the configuration of at least one stove support portion 111' of the top plate 110' of the table 100' of the outdoor combustion apparatus B2 is the same as that of at least one top plate 110 of the table 100 of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1. The configuration of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 is the same as that of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 except that the configuration of the stove support portion 111 is different and the configuration of the stove 200' of the outdoor combustion apparatus B2 is different from that of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1. be. In the following, only the differences will be described in detail, and descriptions of the outdoor combustion apparatus B2 that overlap with the description of the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 will be omitted.

At least one stove support portion 111' has a mounting table 111d and a plurality of hanging support portions 111e in addition to the opening 111a and the frame portion 111b. The multiple suspension supports 111e have a first end and a second end. First ends of the plurality of hanging support portions 111e are connected to the frame portion 111b. Second ends of the plurality of hanging support portions 111e are connected to the mounting table 111d. As a result, the mounting table 111d is suspended from the frame portion 111b by the plurality of suspension support portions 111e so as to be substantially parallel to the top plate 110'.

At least one stove support 111' may or may not have a plurality of support members 111c.

The at least one stove support 111' may comprise a first stove support 111' and a second stove support 111'. The openings 111a and frame portions 111b of the first stove support portion 111′ and the second stove support portion 111′ are similar to the openings 111a and frame portions 111b of the first stove support portion 111 and the second stove support portion 111 of the outdoor combustion device B1. It is possible to have the same configuration as The mounting table 111d and the plurality of hanging support portions 111e of the first stove support portion 111' and the second stove support portion 111' have the configuration as described above.

The stove 200' is a box-shaped barbecue stove, and has a grate, a fuel placement portion, and an ash receiving portion. The grate has a substantially polygonal tubular shape, and the ash receiver forms the bottom of the grate. The fuel placement portion is supported in the grate so as to be positioned on the Z-direction side of the ash receiving portion. The stove 200' may or may not also have trivets, grills or griddles supported on the grate. In addition, the stove 200' may or may not have a housing that houses a grate. The stove 200' having such a configuration is mounted and supported on the mounting table 111d.

The table 100' and the outdoor combustion apparatus B2 having the same as described above are the same as the first to third and sixth to ninth technical features and effects of the table 100 and the outdoor combustion apparatus B1 having the same. The technical features and effects of The table 100' and the outdoor combustion apparatus B2 provided therewith have the following tenth and eleventh technical features and effects.

Tenth technical feature and effect At least one stove support part 111' includes a first stove support part 111' and a second stove support part 111', and an opening 111a of the first stove support part 111' and a second stove support part When the openings 111a of 111' have substantially the same shape, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is removably fitted into the openings 111a of the first stove support portion 111' and the second stove support portion 111', and It is mounted so as to be replaceable on a plurality of support members 111c of the first stove support portion 111' and the second stove support portion 111'. Moreover, the stove 200′ is also partially accommodated in the openings 111a of the first stove support portion 111′ and the second stove support portion 111′ so as to be replaceable, and is attached to the first stove support portion 111′ and the second stove support portion 111′. ' is removably mounted on the mounting table 111d. In this way, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is replaceably attached to one of the first stove support portion 111′ and the second stove support portion 111′, and the stove 200′ is replaceably placed on the other. , or vice versa.

Eleventh technical feature and effect When at least one stove support portion 111 ′ is one, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 is replaceably fitted into the opening 111 a of the stove support portion 111 ′ and supports the stove. It is placed on a plurality of supporting members 111c of the portion 111' so as to be replaceable. Moreover, the stove 200' is also partially accommodated in the opening 111a of the stove support 111' in a replaceable manner, and is placed on the mounting table 111d of the stove support 111' in a replaceable manner. In this manner, the plate portion 112 of the top plate 110 and the stove 200' can be interchangeably supported by the stove support portion 111'.

It should be noted that the outdoor combustion apparatus and the fire bed cover described above are not limited to the above embodiments, and can be arbitrarily changed in design within the scope of the claims. Details will be described below.

At least one stove support portion of the top plate of the table of the present invention may support the stove. For example, at least one stove support may comprise a heat resistant plate that supports the stove. Although the number of supporting members of at least one stove supporting portion of the table of the present invention is plural, it is possible to include at least one. When there is one support member, the support member is preferably a substantially polygonal annular or substantially annular frame.

The stove of the present invention may be one that is supported by at least one stove support portion according to any one of the aspects described above. For example, stove 200 may further include a housing that houses grate 210 . In this case, the housing may be supported by at least one frame portion 111b of the stove support portion 111 and/or the support member. In addition, the stove 200 has a stepped portion or an engaging portion on the fire floor 210 or the housing, and the stepped portion or the engaging portion is supported by the frame portion 111b and/or the support member of at least one stove support portion 111. It may be designed to be

B1, B2: outdoor combustion device 100, 100': table 110, 110': top plate 111, 111': stove support portion 111a: opening 111b: frame portion 111c: support member 111c1: slit 112: plate portion 113: third 1 Mounting Portion 114 : Second Mounting Portion 120 : Leg 130 : First Pole 131 : Pole Main Body 132 : First Threaded Portion 140 : First Suspending Support Portion 141 : First Support Portion Main Body 142 : First Mounting Portion 150 : Second Pole 151: Pole Body 152: Second Screw Part 160: Second Hanging Support Part 161: Second Support Main Body 162: Second Mounting Part 163: Attachment 170: Support Base 171: Support Base Main Body 172: Second 3 attachment part 173: attachment 200, 200': stove 210: fire bed 211: engagement hole 212: first slit 213: second slit 220: fuel placement part 230: ash receiving part 231: ash receiving part main body 232: Hook 240: Trivet 241: First wire rod 242: Second wire rod 243: First connecting part 244: Second connecting part

Claims (12)

a top plate having at least one stove support that is heat resistant and capable of supporting a stove;
a leg that supports the top plate;
a first pole erected near the at least one stove support portion of the top plate;
a first hanging support provided on the first pole and positioned on the at least one stove support and capable of hanging and supporting a cooking utensil. In the table according to claim 1,
The at least one stove support portion has an opening penetrating the top plate in the thickness direction of the top plate and a frame portion of the opening having heat resistance,
A table in which the stove is partially accommodated in the opening and supported by the frame. In the table according to claim 2,
the at least one stove support further comprising a support member;
The support member is provided on the frame so as to protrude inwardly of the frame, and the support member supports the stove. In the table according to claim 3,
the at least one stove support includes a first stove support and a second stove support;
The shape of the opening of the first stove support is substantially the same as the shape of the opening of the second stove support,
The top plate has a plate portion, the plate portion is replaceably fitted in the openings of the first stove support portion and the second stove support portion, and the first stove support portion and the first stove support portion and the A table replaceably placed on the support member of the second stove support part. In the table according to claim 1,
The at least one stove support portion has an opening penetrating the top plate in the thickness direction of the top plate, a frame portion of the opening having heat resistance, and a mounting table suspended and supported by the frame portion. and
A table in which the stove is accommodated in the opening and placed on the table. In the table according to any one of claims 2 to 5,
The frame has a substantially polygonal annular shape and has a plurality of corners,
A table in which the first pole is erected near the corner of the frame of the top plate. In the table according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
a second pole erected on the top plate;
A table provided with a second suspension support part provided on the second pole and capable of suspending and supporting the lighting fixture. In the table according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
a second pole erected on the top plate;
A table further comprising a support provided on the second pole. In the table according to claim 7 or 8,
A table in which the outer diameter of the first pole is larger than the outer diameter of the second pole. In the table according to any one of claims 7 to 9,
One of the first pole and the top plate is provided with a first screw portion, and the other is provided with a first screw hole into which the first screw portion is screwed,
One of the second pole and the top plate is provided with a second screw portion, and the other is provided with a second screw hole into which the second screw portion is screwed,
The table, wherein the outer diameter of the first screw portion is different from the outer diameter of the second screw portion, and the inner diameter of the first screw hole is different from the inner diameter of the second screw hole. In the table according to any one of claims 1 to 10,
The table, wherein the first hanging support part is detachably attached to the first pole. a table according to any one of claims 1 to 11;
and a stove supported by the stove support portion of the top plate of the table.