JP3099642U - Shrine - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To stably and easily support a Shinto shelf hanging from a wall plate.
A horizontally long receiving member (32) is attached to a wall plate (12), and a horizontal retaining member (34) is attached to a back plate (22) of a shelf body (16). The receiving member (32) faces the wall plate (12) on its upper surface. The receiving member 32 has a downwardly inclined receiving surface 32 a, and the latch member 34 engages with the receiving surface 32 a of the receiving member 32, and is downwardly moved away from the back plate 22 so as to hang the shelf body 16 on the receiving member 32. It has an inclined latch surface 34a.
[Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a shrine, particularly a shrine of a type in which a temple or a heavy shrine is mounted, and more particularly, to a shrine that can be suitably used for mounting on a house without a gate.

(4) The Shinto shelf usually includes a shelf body suspended by a pair of front pillars mounted on the upper surface of the Kamoi and fixed to the ceiling. The Buddhist altar is usually placed in a Buddhist altar holder in a room, or is used by being placed on a shelf main body similar to a shelf main body of a shrine shelf.

However, recent houses often do not have a Kamoi, and it is difficult to provide a shrine to such houses, and various simple shrines that can be easily attached to wall boards have been proposed.

For example, a simple shrine of the prior art is a stationary shrine in the form of a shrine stand with a torii that is simply placed on furniture or the like (see Patent Literature 1) or a frame-type shrine having a hanging string and a hanging metal fitting ( For example, refer to Patent Literatures 2 to 4), a shrine shelf that is hung on a wall plate by a locking metal provided on the back surface of the shrine main body (see Patent Document 5), or attached to a wall plate with a thumbtack or double-sided tape. There is a lightweight shrine made of cardboard (see Patent Document 6).

However, among these simple goddesses, the stationary goddess is merely a form of ornament and lacks majesty, and the suspended goddess is a simple hanging or locking metal that attaches a bond or nail to the wall plate. Since it is only hung on a hanging member fixed with appropriate means such as screws or with a thumbtack, etc., the main body of the shrine is required to be lightweight. There was a drawback that it could not be applied to a shrine where the temple was mounted on a shelf board, especially lacking majesty due to the inability to mount a shrine.

In particular, when the suspension member is nailed or screwed to the wall plate, it is necessary to confirm that there is a bar on the back side of the wall plate and drive a nail into this bar or screw a screw. There is a disadvantage that the installation place is limited.

仏 Also, a Buddhist altar that is hung on a wall with a locking metal has been proposed (see Patent Document 5), but this also has the same drawbacks as the above-mentioned shrine shelf.

In order to solve such problems, the present inventor has proposed a shelf main body to be hung on a wall plate of a building, and at least two suspensions to be attached along the wall plate by pins inserted obliquely into the wall plate. A member, a spacer provided at a distance between a lower rear surface of the shelf body and the wall plate, and at least two latches similarly attached to the back plate of the shelf body and to be hooked to the suspension member Member, and a concealing means for concealing the hanging member and the hanging member, wherein the shelf body is hung on the wall plate via a spacer by hanging the hanging member on the hanging member, and the concealing means is Also, there has been proposed a goddess shelves comprising a concealing member attached to a shelf body so that a suspending member and a latching member conceal from the front (see Patent Document 9).

This shrine can be easily installed even without a gate, and can be suspended with high strength without having to correspond to a crosspiece, making it suitable for mounting a relatively heavy temple-mounted shrine. Can be applied.

However, in this shrine shelf, the shelf body is suspended from the wall plate by at least two suspension members and a suspension member provided at intervals, so that the weight of the shelf body is reduced by the two suspension members and the suspension member. However, there is a drawback that the hanging member and the latching member are required to have strength enough to withstand the weight of the shelf body.

Further, in the combination of the suspension member and the latch member according to the earlier proposal, since these combinations must be provided at intervals, the position of the suspension member on the wall plate side and the latch member on the shelf body side is set. There was a drawback that the alignment was difficult and the work of mounting the shrine was troublesome.

See Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3079442

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-14983

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-11878

JP-A-6-343543

Registered utility model No. 3030580

JP 2001-186981 A

Registered utility model No. 3030580

Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3019614

Utility Model Registration No. 2537977

One problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a shrine that can be easily attached to a wall plate without a gate.

   Another object to be solved by the present invention is to provide a shrine that can be widely dispersed and suspended without locally applying the weight of the shelf body.

A first object of the present invention is to provide a shrine rack hung on a wall plate of a building, comprising: a shelf body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate; Hanging means to be hung on a plate, the hanging means being a horizontally long receiving member mounted horizontally on the wall plate and a horizontally long hanging member mounted on the back plate of the shelf body and being hooked on the receiving member. The receiving member has a receiving surface inclined downward toward the wall plate on the upper surface, and the latching member engages with the receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. The present invention is to provide a shrine characterized by having a latching surface that slopes downward as it moves away from the backboard.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, the shelf body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate; Suspension means to be suspended on the board, the suspension means including a horizontally long receiving member mounted horizontally on the wall plate and a horizontally long locking member mounted on the back plate and hung on the receiving member, The receiving member has a receiving surface that is inclined downward toward the wall plate on the upper surface, and the latch member engages with the receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body from the receiving member. The present invention provides a shrine that has a latching surface that slopes downward as it moves away from the wall, and wherein the receiving member is arranged and screwed between the vertical bars of the wallboard.

A third object of the present invention is to provide a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, comprising: a shelf body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate; A suspension means to be suspended on the board, the suspension means being a horizontally long receiving member mounted horizontally on the wall plate, a horizontally long hanging member mounted on the back plate of the shelf body and being hooked on the receiving member. The receiving member has a receiving surface inclined downward toward the wall plate on the upper surface, and the latch member engages with the receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. Another object of the present invention is to provide a shrine which has a latching surface which slopes downward as it moves away from the back plate, and wherein the receiving member is adhered and attached to the wall plate.

In the first to third means for solving the problems of the present invention, it is preferable that the shelf main body has a spacer provided at a distance between a lower portion of the back plate and the wall plate, and the spacer is provided on the shelf main body. And projecting from the back plate toward the wall plate and engaging with the wall plate.

The shrine of the present invention is provided with suspending means including a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to a wall plate of a building and a horizontally long latching member attached to a back plate of the shelf body and latched on the receiving member. Since it is suspended on the wall plate by the suspending means, it can be suspended on a portion having no crosspiece, so that the installation place is not limited. Can be suspended simply by being hooked on the horizontally long suspending member, so that both can be easily aligned and the mounting operation can be easily performed.

In addition, the combination of the horizontally long receiving member on the wall plate side and the horizontally long latching member on the back plate side of the shelf main body is such that the shelf main body is directly attached to the wall plate by a conventional fixing means such as a bond, a nail, a screw, or a thumbtack. Since the present invention can be applied to a shelf main body having a relatively large weight as compared with the case of hanging, it is possible to eliminate the simplicity of the shrine and provide majesty.

In particular, the receiving member of the suspension means has a receiving surface inclined downward toward the wall plate on the upper surface, and the hanging member engages with the receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. As the distance from the back plate increases, the shelf body has a latching surface that slopes downward, so that the weight of the shelf body is dispersed and supported by the horizontally long receiving member and the horizontally long latching member. Since a heavy load is not applied, it is possible to stably mount a heavy shrine equipped with shrines and shrines and temples.

Furthermore, when a spacer is provided between the rear surface of the shelf body and the wall plate, the mass in front of the shelf plate of the shelf body urges the shelf body to press the shelf body against the wall plate via the spacer. In addition, the shelf body can be stably attached to the wall plate.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring to the drawings, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 to FIG. 6 show a shrine mounted on a temple 10 to which the present invention is applied. The shelf body 16 is hung on the wall plate 12. In addition, as shown in FIG. 7, the wall plate 12 is stuck between the adjacent bars 14, 14 '---.

The shelf main body 16 is composed of a shelf plate 20, a back plate 22, and a pair of right and left triangular decorative side plates 24. These plates 20, 22, 24 are fitted with ridges and grooves. It can be assembled by hanging and bonding.

In the illustrated embodiment, the shelf body 16 includes a pair of front pillars 28 standing up from the shelf board 20 and having a cloud plate 26 attached to the upper end thereof, as can be seen from FIGS. The back plate 22 is connected with the connecting rod 30 in a reinforcing manner.

The shelf body 16, the cloud plate 26, the front pillar 28, and the connecting rod 30 can be made of an appropriate material such as wood or wood-treated plastic or wood plastic.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, the holy shelf 10 of the present invention further includes a suspending means 32 for suspending the shelf main body 16 on the wall plate 12 of the building. The suspension means 32 includes a horizontally long receiving member 34 horizontally attached to the wall plate 12 and a horizontally long latching member 36 attached to the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 and latched on the receiving member 34. .

The receiving member 34 has a receiving surface 34a that is inclined downward toward the wall plate 12 on the upper surface, and the latching member 36 engages with the receiving surface 34a of the receiving member 34 so that the shelf main body 16 is received by the receiving member 34. It has a latching surface 36a that slopes downward as it moves away from the back plate 22 so as to be suspended (in particular, see FIGS. 1, 2, and 8).

受 け As shown in FIG. 2, the receiving member 34 can penetrate the wall plate 12 and be attached to the crosspieces 14, 14 ′ with screws 40, or can be attached to the wall plate 12 with an adhesive.

The shelf body 16 has a spacer 42 provided so as to be spaced apart from below the back plate 22 and the wall plate 12 in the attached state. The spacer 42 may be, for example, a protrusion 20 a provided on the shelf plate 20 of the shelf main body 16, protruding from the back plate 22 toward the wall plate 12, and engaged with the wall plate 12. Therefore, in the illustrated embodiment, the spacers 42 extend over the entire width of the shelf 20, but are provided at both ends of the shelf 20, or are provided at intervals from both ends to the inside. Is also good. Of course, the spacer 42 may be provided separately from the shelf board 20 and partially on the back board 22.

Another embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG. 9, in which the shelf body 16 comprises only the shelf plate 20 and the back plate 22, and the suspending means 32 is provided in FIGS. As in the case of the eighth embodiment, a horizontally long receiving member 34 horizontally attached to the wall plate 12 and a horizontally long latching member 36 attached to the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 and latched on the receiving member 34 are included. These members 34, 36 have a receiving surface 34a and a latching surface 36a, respectively, which complementarily and obliquely engage with each other.

As shown in the figure, a shrine shelf 10 according to this embodiment is a comparative example on which a shrine such as a shrine bill 50, a bottle (a shrine sake jar) 52, a rice dish 54, a water bowl 56, a salt dish 58, and a sakaki stand 60 are placed. Although it is a simplified form, the parts other than the shrine 50 are relatively heavy, and thus can be suitably used to withstand these loads.

In the shrine 10 of the present invention, first, the horizontally long receiving member 34 of the suspension means 32 is attached to the wall plate 12 by screwing or bonding. A horizontally long latching member 36 of the suspending means 32 is attached to the upper end of the back of the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 in advance, and the shelf body 16 receives the latching member 36 fixed to the wall plate 12. It is hooked on the receiving surface 34a of the. The shelf main body 16 is suspended by engaging a retaining surface 36a of the retaining member 36 with a receiving surface 34a of a receiving member 34 on the wall plate 12 side. The load of the shelf body 16 is applied from the horizontally extending latching member 36 on the shelf body 16 side to the horizontally elongated receiving member 34 on the wall plate 12 side, and the latching member 36 and the receiving member 34 contact each other by a long engagement surface. Because of the resistance, the shelf body 16 does not slide off the receiving member 34.

In particular, it should be noted that the load of the shelf body 16 is distributed on the long engagement surface between the horizontal latch member 36 and the horizontal receiving member 34, so that a pair of suspension The shelf main body 16 can be stably held without being locally added to the member.

In addition, the positioning of the horizontally long receiving member 34 and the horizontally long hanging member 36 is easier than the conventional case in which the pair of hanging members and the respective hanging members are aligned with each other and locked. It can be seen that the mounting work becomes easy.

The spacer 42 between the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 and the wall plate 12 functions to bias the shelf body 16 so that the mass in front of the shelf plate 20 of the shelf body 16 presses the shelf body 16 against the wall plate 12. Therefore, the shelf body 16 can be stably attached to the wall plate 12.

In the illustrated embodiment, one horizontal receiving member 34 on the side of the wall plate 12 and one horizontal locking member 36 on the side of the shelf main body 16 are provided. 12 having two or more horizontally long catch members provided at a small distance in the same manner as two or more horizontally long receiving members provided at a small space on the 12th side. Is also good.

A further embodiment of the invention is shown in FIGS. 10 to 12, in which the suspension means 32 comprises a receiving member 134 which is a modification of the receiving member 34 of the previous embodiment. The receiving member 134 has the form of a band-shaped member made of metal or plastic and having a substantially "L" -shaped cross section (see FIG. 13). More specifically, the receiving member 134 includes a vertical plate portion 134V fixed laterally to the wall plate 12 by a plurality of plug-in fixtures 138 and an upper surface integrally provided on the vertical plate portion 134V. And a slanted plate portion 134I having a receiving surface 134a that is inclined upwardly as the distance from the wall plate increases.

受 け The receiving member 134 is attached by fixing the vertical plate portion 134V to the wall plate 12 which is a gypsum board by a plurality of insertion-type attachments 138. The attachment 138 includes a hemispherical attachment main body 138B, a plurality of pins (or nails) 138P that penetrate the holes, and a cover 138C. As shown in FIG. 12, the fixture 138 engages the vertical back surface of the fixture body 138B with the vertical plate portion 134V in a state where the vertical plate portion 134V of the receiving member 134 is applied to the wall plate 12, and the pin 138P Is inserted into the wall plate 12 with a hammer or the like through the vertical plate portion 134V of the receiving member 134 to fix the receiving member 134 to the wall plate 12 (see FIGS. 11 and 12). The spherical portion of the fixture body 134B is concealed by a cover 138C. The cover 138C has a function of preventing the pin 138P from coming off. Therefore, the pin 138P does not come off due to an earthquake or the like.

解 As can be seen from FIG. 10, the attachments 138 are provided at appropriate intervals in the longitudinal direction of the receiving member 134. Assuming that this type of fixture 138 has a suspension force of, for example, 7 kg per piece, as shown in FIG. 10, when five fixtures 138 are used, a total of 35 kg of suspension force is used. , Can be suitably used for a heavy shrine. In addition, since the weight of the shrine is distributed to each fixture, the stability of the attachment is improved.

As shown in FIGS. 10, 11, and 13, when the latching surface 36a of the latching member 36 is latched on the inclined plate portion 134I of the receiving member 134, the fixture 138 is attached to the latching member 36. To prevent interference, the latch member 36 has a vertical groove 36b into which the fixture 138 enters.

A further embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, in which the back plate 22 of the shrine shelf body 16 is attached so as to coincide with the rear surface of the shelf plate 20, and a stopper is provided. Reference numeral 42 denotes a stopper support member 46 foldably attached to the back plate 22 by a hinge 44, and a stopper member 48 inserted into and supported by the support member 42.

The temple-mounted shrine as an example of the embodiment of FIGS. 1 to 7 was manufactured with the following dimensions.
(1) The width of the shelf plate 20 of the shelf body 16 is 60 cm, the depth is 28 cm, and the thickness is 2.4 cm.
(2) The width of the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 is 60 cm, the height is 43.9 cm, and the thickness is 2 cm.
(3) The thickness of the latch member 36 on the shelf body 16 side is 1.5 cm, the height on the back plate side is 4 cm,
6cm high on the wallboard side
(4) The thickness of the receiving member 34 on the wall plate 12 side is 1.5 cm, the height on the back plate side is 6 cm,
4cm high on the wallboard side
(5) Weight of the shelf body 16 on which the temple is mounted 7 kg

The shrine as an example of the embodiment of FIG. 9 was manufactured with the following dimensions.
(1) The width of the shelf board 20 of the shelf body 16 is 25 cm, the depth is 20.8 cm, and the thickness is 2.4 cm.
(2) The width of the back plate 22 of the shelf body 16 is 25 cm, the height is 40.4 cm, and the thickness is 1.6 cm.
(3) The thickness of the latch member 36 on the shelf body 16 side is 1.2 cm, the height on the backboard side is 3 cm,
5cm high on the wallboard side
(4) The thickness of the receiving member 34 on the wall plate 12 side is 1.2 cm, the height on the back plate side is 5 cm,
4cm high on the wallboard side
(5) Weight of the shelf body 16 on which the shrine is placed 2 kg

神 The shrine of the present invention can be directly attached to the wall plate by simple work without a gate, which helps to promote the spread of the shrine.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the shrine according to one embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing which shows the state before attaching the goddess of FIG. 1 to a wall board. FIG. 2 is a front view of the shrine shelf of FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a rear view of the shrine shelf of FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a top view of the shrine of FIG. 1. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the shrine shelf of FIG. 1. It is explanatory drawing of the attachment state of the receiving member which suspends a shrine shelf. FIG. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of the waist of the suspension means used in the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a shrine according to another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a state before assembling the hanging means of the shrine according to still another embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 11 is a side view of the suspension unit of FIG. 10 in a state before assembly. 10A and 10B show a mounting tool used for the suspension means of FIGS. 10 and 11, wherein FIG. 10A is a perspective view before the mounting, and FIG. 10B is a perspective view after the mounting. 10A and 10B show a latch member used for the shrine of FIGS. 10 and 11, FIG. 10A is a side view thereof, and FIG. 10B is a perspective view thereof.

Explanation of reference numerals

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Shinto shelf 12 Wall board 14 Crosspiece 16 Shelf main body 20 Shelf board 20a Projection part 22 Backboard 24 Decorative side board 26 Cloud board 28 Front pillar 30 Connecting rod 32 Suspension means 34 Receiving member 34a Receiving surface 36 Hanging member 36a Hanging surface 40 Screw 42 Stopper 50 God card 52 God shrine pot 54 Sakaki stand 56 Rice washing dish

Claims (13)

In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A shrine that has a latching surface that slopes downward as one moves away from the shrine. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A shelving surface having a latching surface that slopes downward as the distance from the shelf plate increases, and wherein the shelf main body includes a spacer provided so as to be spaced apart from below the back plate and the wall plate. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. Has a latching surface that slopes downward as the distance from the shelf plate increases, and the shelf main body has a spacer provided so as to be spaced apart from below the back plate and a wall plate, and the spacer is provided on the shelf. A plate provided on the plate from the back plate to the wall plate Altar, characterized in that protrudes toward consists protruding portion engaged with the wall plate. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A shrine shelf having a latching surface that slopes downward as the distance from the wall increases, and wherein the receiving member is disposed between the vertical bars of the wall plate and is screwed. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. Has a latching surface that slopes downward as it moves away from the wall plate, the receiving member is disposed between the vertical rails of the wall plate and screwed, and the shelf main body is positioned below the back plate and the wall plate. Space provided between the Altar characterized in that it comprises a. In a gods shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. Has a latching surface that slopes downward as it moves away from the wall plate, the receiving member is disposed between the vertical rails of the wall plate and screwed, and the shelf main body is positioned below the back plate and the wall plate. Space provided between the Has a support, the spacer, altar, characterized in that said from the back plate provided on the shelf plate and projects toward the wall plate consists protruding portion engaged with the wall plate. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A shelving surface having a latch surface that slopes downward as the distance from the wall increases, and wherein the receiving member is attached to the wall plate by adhesion. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, wherein the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A catching surface that slopes downwardly away from the board, the receiving member is adhesively attached to the wall board, and the shelf body is spaced apart from below the back board and the wall board; Having spacers provided as Altar to the butterflies. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched on the receiving member, wherein the receiving member has an upper surface. A receiving surface inclined downwardly toward the wall plate, and the latch member engages with a receiving surface of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. A latching surface that slopes downward as the distance from the shelf plate increases, the receiving member is adhesively attached to the wall plate, and the shelf body is spaced apart from below the back plate and the wall plate. A spacer provided in the space, Is altar, characterized in that said from the back plate provided on the shelf plate and projects toward the wall plate consists protruding portion engaged with the wall plate. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched to the receiving member, wherein the receiving member is A vertical plate portion fixed to the wall plate by a plurality of insertion-type fittings at intervals in the horizontal direction, and a receiving surface provided integrally with the vertical plate portion and inclined upward as the distance from the wall plate increases on the upper surface. And a slanted plate portion having a slanted plate portion, wherein the latching member is inclined downward as the distance from the back plate is increased so as to engage with a receiving surface of the slanted plate portion of the receiving member and suspend the shelf body. Have a latching surface The plug-fitting, altar, characterized in that the vertical plate portion of the receiving member by inserting a plurality of pins or nails passing through the fixture body is intended to be fixed to the wall plate. In a shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, a shelve body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, and suspending means for suspending the shelf body on the wall plate. The suspension means includes a horizontally long receiving member horizontally attached to the wall plate and a horizontally long latching member attached to the back plate and latched to the receiving member, wherein the receiving member is A vertical plate portion fixed to the wall plate by a plurality of insertion-type fittings at intervals in the horizontal direction, and a receiving surface provided integrally with the vertical plate portion and inclined upward as the distance from the wall plate increases on the upper surface. The latch member is engaged with a receiving surface of the inclined plate portion of the receiving member and is separated from the back plate so as to suspend the shelf main body on the receiving member. Ascending downwards A hooking surface, wherein the insertion-type mounting fixture fixes the vertical plate portion of the receiving member to the wall plate by inserting a plurality of pins or nails; and the shelf body includes the back plate. Characterized by having a spacer provided at a distance between the lower part of the wall and the wall plate. A shrine shelf hung on a wall plate of a building, the shelf body including at least a shelf plate and a back plate integrally attached to the shelf plate, on which the temple is to be mounted, and the shelf body suspended from the wall plate. Suspension means to be suspended, the suspension means comprising a horizontally long receiving member mounted horizontally on the wall plate and a horizontally long locking member mounted on the back plate and hung on the receiving member. The receiving member is provided integrally with the vertical plate portion and the vertical plate portion fixed by a plurality of insertion-type mounting members at intervals in the horizontal direction on the wall plate, and is separated from the wall plate on the upper surface. A belt-shaped member having an inclined plate portion having an upwardly inclined receiving surface, wherein the latch member engages with the receiving surface of the inclined plate portion of the receiving member to suspend the shelf body on the receiving member. Away from the back plate A latching surface that slopes downwardly as it goes down, wherein the plug-in type mounting fixture fixes the vertical plate portion of the receiving member to the wall plate by inserting a plurality of pins or nails, and The main body has a spacer provided at an interval between a lower part of the back plate and the wall plate, and the spacer is provided on the shelf plate and protrudes from the back plate toward the wall plate. A shrine shelf comprising a protrusion that engages with the wall plate. 14. The shrine according to any of claims 10 to 13, wherein the plug-in mount prevents the pins or nails from falling out of the mount body after the pins or nails have been inserted. A shrine that has a cover that covers the attachment body.

Images