JP3099781U - Buddhist altar with roll screen - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate useless space generated when opening left and right doors of a Buddhist altar. Relieve the family's resistance to closing the door of the Buddhist altar.
SOLUTION: A roll screen is attached inside the Buddhist altar instead of the left and right hinged doors. Also, by using a transparent material, the inside can be seen through softly when closed.
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Description

(4) The present invention relates to a Buddhist altar.

Conventional Buddhist altars have hinged doors attached to the left and right, and when opening the altar, the folded doors protrude left and right beyond the original right and left dimensions of the altar.

Conventional houses are often built with a space to set up a Buddhist altar in the space between Buddhas or Japanese rooms when building, and opening the left and right hinged doors did not interfere with the doors, but due to the recent housing situation, The number of such doors is reduced, and when the door is placed next to other furniture in a Japanese-style room, an inconvenience is caused such that an open door is in the way and the adjacent chest cannot be opened.

With the change in customs, the habit of closing the Buddhist altar has also decreased, and many families have left and right doors open all year round because of the resistance of closing, and there is no space to keep away from other furniture etc. Often that.

仏 Buddhist altar with roll screens etc. attached to the front upper part instead of the left and right doors

な く By removing the left and right hinged doors, other furniture can be placed exactly on the Buddhist altar.

Also, if you use a slightly transparent material such as a bamboo knit or a weeping shape other than cloth, if you close the Buddhist altar, you will not be completely shut off from the middle part, so hesitate to close it completely You can calm the feelings of your family.

渡 し Pass the horizontal plate to the upper front of the Buddhist altar and attach a roll screen inside it. Therefore, when the roll screen is opened, only the lower handle of the screen is visible from the front. In addition, since there is a gap of about 2 cm on the left and right due to the structure of the roll screen, the gap is eliminated by connecting to the upper horizontal plate and passing the left and right vertical plates vertically. The material of the roll screen may be knitted cloth, paper, bamboo, wood, straw, etc., so that the inside of the Buddhist altar can be seen transparently even when closed.

FIG. 2 is an overall view of a state in which a roll screen is lowered according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is an overall view of a state in which the roll screen is raised according to the present invention. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the roll screen according to the present invention in a state where the roll screen is raised and lowered. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a state in which a roll screen is mounted according to the present invention.

Explanation of reference numerals

1 Top plate 2 Roll screen 3 Front horizontal plate 4 Front vertical plate

Claims (2)

仏 Buddhist altar with roll screens etc. attached inside the upper front instead of left and right doors 仏 Buddhist altar that the inside can be seen through softly by using a material that is slightly transparent to the material such as the roll screen attached

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