JP3033317U - Ashtray - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] Since cigarettes having different lengths can be stably supported side by side, the fire of the cigarette is not extinguished, and the left cigarette falls out of the ashtray to cause a fire. Providing an ashtray that does not have a concern. An ashtray (1) has a container (2) having an open upper surface, a first partition (10) and a second partition (2) concentric with a side wall (30) of the container (2).
The height of the side wall 30 is the highest and the middle second partition wall 20 is the lowest, and the tobacco placement groove 31 is provided on the upper edges of the first partition wall 10, the second partition wall 20 and the side wall 30. , 1
The slope ring 4 is formed by arranging 1, 21 so as to be aligned in a substantially radial direction, and is inclined outward and upward from a middle portion of an outer surface of the side wall 30.
0 is overhanging, and a cigarette butt drop hole 33 that communicates the inside of the side wall 30 and the upper surface base of the slope ring 40 is formed below the tobacco placement groove 31 of the side wall 30.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an ashtray.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 As a conventional ashtray, there is one in which a plurality of placing grooves for placing cigarettes are formed on an upper edge of a side wall of a dish-shaped container. However, in such an ashtray, the cigarette cannot be laterally extended and supported, and the tip must be placed at the bottom of the ashtray, which may extinguish the fire. Also, when the cigarette burns and becomes shorter, it falls to the bottom of the ashtray and becomes unable to smoke.

There is also known an ashtray in which a separate or integrated receiver is installed inside the ashtray main body, and the cigarette is supported at the upper end of the ashtray main body by the upper end of the ashtray main body. Since this can support the tip of the cigarette by overhanging it in the hollow, there is no fear of extinguishing the fire. However, when the cigarette burns and becomes gradually shorter, the tip of the cigarette cannot reach the ash receiver, so that the cigarette cannot be laid sideways and supported. Moreover, if a cigarette is left standing, the weight of the filter installed at the mouth of the cigarette may cause the cigarette to fall out of the ashtray, and may burn something near it, or if it is severe, a fire may occur.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The present invention can support cigarettes of different lengths sideways and stably, so that the fire of the cigarette will not be extinguished, and there is no risk of leaving cigarettes falling out of the ashtray and causing a fire. Intended to provide ashtray.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems In an ashtray of the present invention, a container having an open upper surface is partitioned by a first partition wall and a second partition wall that are concentric with the side wall of the container, and the first partition wall is located outside the container. A position where the height of the side wall is made higher than that of the first and second partition walls while being higher than that of the second partition wall, and the first partition wall, the second partition wall, and the upper edge of the side wall are aligned substantially in the radial direction. A cigarette groove, and a slope ring that extends outward and upward from the middle portion of the outer surface of the side wall is extended to connect the inside of the side wall and the upper surface of the slope ring below the tobacco groove of the side wall. A butt drop hole is formed.

When the length of the cigarette is long, the end portion on the mouth end side of the cigarette is fitted into the cigarette placing groove of the side wall, the other end is fitted into the cigarette placing groove of the first partition wall, and the tip of the cigarette is moved to the first position. Support by extending inside the partition wall of 1. When the tobacco becomes short, both ends of the tobacco are fitted into the tobacco placement groove of the side wall and the tab placement groove of the second partition, respectively, and the tip of the cigarette is projected between the first partition and the second partition. Support. When the cigarette burns further and becomes unsupportable, the weight of the filter part spills to the outside of the side wall, but the cigarette is caught by the slope ring and falls through the butt drop hole to the inside of the side wall.

By providing a fire extinguisher at an appropriate place on the inner surface of the side wall and forming a small hole in the bottom of the fire extinguisher, the tip of the cigarette can be inserted to extinguish the fire and the ash of the extinguished cigarette can be stored in the ashtray. It is desirable because it falls.

[0008]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 As shown in FIG. 1, the ashtray 1 is made of a material resistant to heat such as pottery, refractory synthetic resin, and metal, and the container 2 having an open top surface is provided with a first partition wall 10 concentric with a side wall 30 and a first partition wall 10. It is constituted by partitioning the second partition wall 20 and projecting a sloping ring 40 that inclines outwardly upward from the middle portion of the outer surface of the side wall 30. In the example shown in the drawing, the container 2 has a shallow cylindrical shape, and the side wall 30, the first partition wall 10, the second partition wall 20 and the slope ring 40 are formed in an annular shape, but other shapes, for example, It may be a quadrangle or a polygon.

As shown in FIG. 3, of the side wall 30, the first partition wall 10 and the second partition wall 20, the side wall 30 is the highest, and the second partition wall between the side wall 30 and the first partition wall 10 is the highest. 20 is the lowest formed. Further, the upper end of the slope ring 40 has a height that does not reach the upper end of the side wall 30. Then, the first ash receiving groove 101 is provided inside the innermost first partition wall 10, the second ash receiving groove 201 is provided between the first partition wall 10 and the second partition wall 20, and the second ash receiving groove 201 is provided. Third ash receiving grooves 301 are respectively formed between the side wall 20 and the side wall 30.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, semicircular tobacco placement grooves 31, 11, 21 are formed at the upper edges of the side wall 30, the first partition 10 and the second partition 20, respectively. In the example shown in the drawing, each of the tobacco placement grooves 31, 11, 21 is adjacent to each other in pairs, and four pairs are formed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Further, the mounting groove 31 of the side wall 30, the mounting groove 21 of the second partition wall 20, and the mounting groove 11 of the first partition wall 10 are formed so as to be aligned on one radius.

As shown in FIG. 3, the slope ring 40 is slightly convexly curved, and the base of the upper surface of the slope ring 40 and the inner side of the side wall 30 are provided below the tobacco placement groove 31 of the side wall 30. A buttocks dropping hole 33 communicating with each other is formed. In the example shown in the figure, one semi-circle butts drop hole 33 is formed in the pair of cigarette placing grooves 31.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a plurality of fire extinguishing tubes 32 (four in the example shown in the drawing) having an open upper end are formed in a portion of the inner surface of the side wall 30 where the tobacco placement groove 31 is not formed. To be done. The fire extinguisher cylinder 32 is formed to be slightly thicker than the diameter of the cigarette, its lower end portion is thin, and a small hole 321 is formed in the bottom portion.

The ashtray 1 is used as follows. As shown in FIG. 4, when placing a long cigarette on the ashtray 1, the end on the mouth end side is fitted into the cigarette placing groove 31 of the side wall 30, and the other end is attached to the cigarette placing of the first partition wall 10. It fits into the groove 11 and the lit tip is projected into the first ash receiving groove 101. Further, when placing a short cigarette, the end on the mouth end side is fitted into the cigarette placing groove 31 of the side wall 30 and the other end is fitted into the cigarette placing groove 21 of the second partition wall 20, respectively. The end is extended to the second ash receiving groove 201.

It should be noted that when a long cigarette is left as it is while being supported by the tobacco storage groove 31 of the side wall 30 and the tobacco storage groove 11 of the first partition wall 10, and the length of the tobacco becomes shorter as it burns, the other end of the tobacco becomes It falls off the placement groove 11 and falls naturally into the cigarette placement groove 21 of the second partition wall 20. Further, if the cigarette is left for a longer time, as shown in FIG. 5, the shortened tabac falls to the outside of the side wall 30 due to the weight of the filter portion, but it may be caught by the slope ring 40 and spilled to the outside of the ashtray 1. However, the cigarette received by the slope ring 40 slides down in accordance with the inclination, and falls through the butt drop hole 33 into the third ash receiving groove 301.

When it is desired to extinguish a cigarette, the tip of the cigarette may be inserted into the fire extinguisher 32. Then, the ash of the extinguished cigarette falls from the small hole 321 at the bottom of the fire extinguisher tube 32 into the third ash receiving groove 301. Further, when the ashtray 1 is washed with water, the water is drained from the small holes 321 and therefore the water does not stay inside the fire extinguisher cylinder 32. Note that, as shown in FIG. 6, the first ash receiving groove 101 can be used as a writing stand to stand up a long and narrow article such as a writing instrument or a ruler.

[0016]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the structure of claim 1, both the long cigarette and the short cigarette can be supported by protruding the tip end thereof into the ashtray, so that there is no fear of extinguishing the cigarette. In addition, when a long cigarette is left while being supported by using the outermost side wall and the innermost first partition wall, and combustion progresses to shorten the tobacco length, the tip of the tobacco is placed on the first partition wall. It is disengaged from the groove and is naturally received by the tobacco storage groove of the second partition wall, and is supported in the state of being laid again. Even if the cigarette is left for a longer time and falls on the outside of the side wall due to the weight of the filter part, this cigarette is caught by the slope ring and further falls inside the side wall through the buttocks falling hole. There is no risk of the items placed on the floor burning or a fire occurring.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the fire of the cigarette can be easily extinguished simply by inserting the tip of the cigarette into the fire extinguisher, and the ash of the extinguished cigarette is a small hole. Do not fall into the ashtray and collect inside the fire extinguisher. Also, when the ashtray is washed with water, the water that has entered the fire extinguisher is discharged from the small holes, so that water does not stay in the narrow fire extinguisher.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an ashtray showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the above.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the above.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view showing an example of using an ashtray.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing another example of use of the ashtray.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing still another usage example of the ashtray.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Ashtray 2 Container 10 First partition wall 11 Tobacco storage groove 20 Second partition wall 21 Tobacco storage groove 30 Side wall 31 Tobacco storage groove 32 Fire extinguishing cylinder 33 Butt drop hole 101 First ash receiving groove 201 Second ash receiving groove 301 Third ash receiving groove 321 Small hole

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A container having an open top surface is partitioned by a first partition wall and a second partition wall that are concentric with the side wall, and the inner first partition wall is higher than the outer second partition wall. At the same time, the height of the side wall is made higher than that of the first and second partition walls, and tobacco placement grooves are formed at positions substantially aligned in the radial direction at the upper edges of the first partition wall, the second partition wall and the side wall. Then, a slope ring that slopes outward and upward is projected from the middle portion of the outer surface of the side wall, and a cigarette butter drop hole that communicates the inside of the side wall and the base of the upper surface of the slope ring is formed below the tobacco placement groove of the side wall. An ashtray that is characterized. 2. A fire extinguisher is provided at an appropriate location on the inner surface of the side wall,
The ashtray according to claim 1, wherein a small hole is formed in the bottom of the fire extinguisher.