JP3046491U - Buddhist altar - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To provide a new style Buddhist altar suitable for urban houses. SOLUTION: The front door 7 of the kitchen 1 is decorated to give a solemn and luxurious feeling even when the front door is closed.
Further, the front door 7 is pivotally opened in the vertical direction about the horizontal axis 9 as a fulcrum, so that no extra space is required on the side portions. It was able to be pushed into. Further, a part of the front door 7 is protruded from the space 13 so that the protruding portion can be used as a shelf.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 This invention relates to a new style Buddhist altar suitable for urban houses.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 The doors of the Buddhist altars have two styles: front opening and three-way opening.

[0003] As the front opening door, four doors, two doors and folding doors, are used, but their surfaces are all plain finishes, and are poor in design.

[0004] Furthermore, all doors of the conventional Buddhist altars are double doors, and have only a function as a simple covering door.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 In urban houses, compact Buddhist altars are preferred because there is not much room for space, but those with double doors need to open the doors in a U-shape to make it easier to see inside the kitchen. There is, therefore, a space that allows the door to open on both sides of the Buddhist altar, which makes it difficult to reduce the size.

[0006] Furthermore, the Buddhist altar requires shelves on which various Buddhist utensils, offerings, etc. are placed, and miniaturization is limited in terms of securing the area of the shelves.

[0007] Furthermore, in urban houses, there is a strong demand to use one room for multiple purposes, but the traditional Buddhist altar gives a dark image when the door is closed, making it difficult for guests to celebrate. .

[0008]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 The Buddhist altar of this invention solves the above-mentioned problem, and has a front door that is provided at the lower part on both sides and pivots vertically around a horizontal axis to open and close the entrance of the kitchen. Is further provided with a door storage space opening below the base bag on the entrance side of the kitchen, and a pair of left and right long holes extending in the depth direction. The horizontal shaft is slidably fitted into the long hole of the front door, and the front door, which has been turned to a horizontal position, is pushed into the space to be stored, and the front door after storage is The protruding part from the space is made to be a shelf.

[0009] The Buddhist altar may be provided with a double front door that is double-opened outside the front door.

[0010]

[Action]

 The Buddhist altar of this invention is decorated on the front door, so you can feel the magnificence and luxury even when the door is closed, and there is no discomfort even if you place it in the guest room.

[0011] Furthermore, since the front door is of the vertical opening type, the space on both sides which is necessary when the door is double-opened becomes unnecessary. In addition, because the doors can be used as shelves, the area of the built-in shelves can be reduced, and the Buddhist altar can be downsized.

[0012]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 1 to 3 show an embodiment of the Buddhist altar of the present invention. This Buddhist altar is constructed such that a base plate 2 and a base bag 3 are provided in a kitchen 1, and an altar 5 (see FIG. 2) imitating the main palace of a palace is provided on a top plate 4.

The kitchen 1 has a space 6 at the upper part on the front side and a front door 7 at the entrance at the lower part.

On the front of the front door 7, a decoration 8 in the form of a gold lacquer is applied. The front door 7 has a horizontal shaft 9 protruding in opposite directions at the lower portion on both sides, and has a structure in which it is opened and closed by rotating vertically with the shaft 9 as a fulcrum.

A knob 10 is attached to an upper outer surface of the front door 7. Further, a stopper 11 for holding the closed state of the front door 7 is provided. The stopper 11 is a commercially available stopper composed of a magnet 11a attached to the Kamoi 12 and a magnetic piece 11b attached to the back surface of the front door 7 and attracted to the magnet 11a, but is not limited to this. .

As shown in FIG. 3, a cavity 13 is provided below the main plate 2 and opens to the entrance side of the kitchen child 1. A pair of long holes 15 extending in the depth direction of the Buddhist altar are provided opposite to a frame 14 surrounding the space 13, and the horizontal shaft 9 is loosely fitted in the long holes 15.

When the front door 7 is turned around the horizontal axis 9 as a fulcrum until it becomes a horizontal posture, it can be pushed into the empty space 13 and stored. The pushing is allowed until the horizontal shaft 9 reaches the end of the long hole 15. In this way, a part of the front door 7 can be made to protrude forward of the kitchen 1 at the end point of the pushing or in the middle of the pushing, and a ledge can be created by the projecting portion on the front side of the main plate 2. Since the base plate 2 is a substitute for the base plate 2, the area of the base plate 2 can be made smaller than before, the base plate 2 itself can be omitted, and the Buddhist altar can be downsized.

FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show a Buddhist altar in which a double front door 16 is provided outside the front door 7. The front door 7 has the same structure as that described above, and is opened vertically to be stored in a space (not shown) below the main plate 2, and a shelf is formed by a protrusion from the space. be able to .

The second front door 16 has a plain finish similarly to the conventional Buddhist altar, and when opened, the decorated front door 7 appears. Therefore, the atmosphere changes depending on whether the second front door 16 is opened or closed, and the image of the room can be changed by using the Buddhist altar as a furniture.

[0020]

[Effect of the invention]

 As mentioned above, the Buddhist altar of this invention has a decoration on the front door, and a structure in which the front door is rotated vertically so that it can be stored in the space below the base bag and the empty space of the door The projecting part from the place can be used as a shelf, so you can feel the majesty and luxury even if the door is closed, you can wipe out the image of the traditional Buddhist altar, and you can promote downsizing, suitable for urban housing It becomes something.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a state in which a front door of a Buddhist altar of an embodiment is closed.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the same altar with the front door opened.

FIG. 3 is a partially broken side view showing a storage method of a front door.

FIG. 4 is a front view of another embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing the Buddhist altar of FIG. 4 with the second front door opened;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Kitchen 2 Main plate 3 Main bag 4 Top plate 5 Altar 7 Front door 8 Decoration 9 Horizontal axis 10 Knob 11 Stopper 12 Kamo 13 Empty space 15 Long hole 16 Second front door

Claims (2)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A front door which opens and closes an entrance of a kitchen by rotating vertically about a horizontal axis provided at a lower portion on both sides, and the front door is decorated, It has a door storage space opening downward on the entrance side of the kitchen and a pair of left and right long holes extending in the depth direction, and the pair of long holes oppose each other with the space interposed therebetween. The horizontal shaft is slidably fitted, and the front door, which has been turned to a horizontal position, is pushed into the empty space to be stored, and the projected portion of the stored front door from the empty space becomes a shelf. Buddhist altar. 2. The Buddhist altar according to claim 1, further comprising a double door opening outside the front door.