JP3162128U7 - - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a platform for Buddhist altars, and more particularly, to a floor seat for a Buddhist altar.

  The Buddhist altars can be divided into two types: a stand-up type and an upright type. The stand-up Buddhist altar is placed on the floor as it is, and the upper Buddhist altar is placed on a stand dedicated to the Buddhist altar. It was designed as a premise.

  FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view showing an example of a conventional base of the Buddhist altar. The base 20 having a box shape includes a sliding door 21 that can be opened and closed on the front surface thereof, so that Buddhist tools and the like can be stored therein. It is configured. FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view showing another example of the base of the conventional Buddhist altar. The base 30 includes a pulling 31 that is retractably stored below the upper surface thereof, and a plurality of bases 31 below that. And a storage drawer 32. These conventional Buddhist altar stands do not have storage space for a desk or chair, and a separate space for this is required. Until now, there has never been a Buddhist altar stand that can be used to store a table and chair.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a new Buddhist altar stand that can be taken out and stored freely.

The base of the Buddhist altar of the present invention has a storage part below the upper surface supported by the plate-like bodies constituting both side surfaces, and at least a part of the front surface is open, and can be taken out from the front opening. Ri Na comprise Kyozukue that is, on the lower surface of the Kyozukue wheel is mounted, said Kyozukue is characterized Rukoto to have a box shape.

In addition, the wheel is provided with a stopper that allows the warp to be moved, the warp has a drawer that is retractable forward, and the storage portion is a drawer that is retractable forward. Is preferred.

  Moreover, it is preferable to provide a tow that is retractable forwardly between the upper surface and the drawer or under the drawer.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the rear surface of the base of the Buddhist altar is formed by a plate-like body.

  Since the base of the Buddhist altar of the present invention can store the warp, it does not require a space for the warp and is easy to use.

It is a schematic perspective view of the floor seat for the upper Buddhist altar according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is the schematic perspective view which showed an example of the stand of the conventional upper Buddhist altar. It is the schematic perspective view which showed the other example of the stand of the conventional upper Buddhist altar.

  A floor pedestal for an upper Buddhist altar according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a floor pedestal for an upper Buddhist altar according to an embodiment of the present invention.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the floor base 1 of the upper Buddhist altar is surrounded by plate-like bodies on both side surfaces 5 a and 5 b, a rear surface 6, and an upper surface 7, and can be pulled out forward under the upper surface 7. It is comprised from the stand 2 provided with the drawer 10 accommodated, and the machine 3 which can be accommodated in the stand 2. FIG. The upper surface 7 of the base 2 is a horizontal surface supported by the side surfaces 5a, 5b and the rear surface 6, and an upper Buddhist altar (not shown) is placed thereon. Further, the front side of the drawer 2 of the table 2 is open. From the opening on the front surface, the machine 3 is detachably stored in the table 2. The side surfaces 5a and 5b and the rear surface 6 may be configured to support the upper surface 7 with a plurality of leg-shaped bodies instead of the plate-shaped body, and the plate-shaped body is preferably made of wood. It is not limited, Furthermore, you may provide a towing between the upper surface 7 and the drawer 10 or under the drawer 10.

  The warp 3 is a wooden desk having a box shape in which almost the entire surface of one side is opened, and includes a drawer 12 that can be freely pulled out from the opening. This drawer 12 stores Buddhist tools and remains. In addition, since the casters 15 are attached to the four corners of the lower surface of the warp 3, the warp 3 can be easily taken out from the table 2. It is preferable that at least two or more of the casters 15 are provided with stoppers that can prevent the warp 3 from moving. Note that the caster 15 of the machine 3 may not be provided.

  Thus, according to the base table for the upper Buddhist altar of the present invention, it does not require a space for a warp and is easy to use. In addition, this invention is not limited to the base for a base of an altitude Buddhist altar, It can apply to the base of a Buddhist altar widely.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 The base for the floor Buddhist altars 3 Machine 5a, 5b Side 6 Rear 7 Upper 10 Drawer 12 Drawer 15 Caster 20, 30

Claims (4)

A Buddhist altar comprising a storage section below the upper surface supported by the plate-like members constituting both side surfaces, and having a storage desk that is open at least partially at the front surface and is detachably stored through the opening on the front surface. A base of a Buddhist altar in which wheels are attached to the lower surface of the warp and the warp has a box shape . 2. The wheel is provided with a stopper that allows the warp to move, the warp has a drawer that is retractable forward, and the storage portion is a drawer that is retractable forward. The listed altar table. The base of the Buddhist altar according to claim 2, wherein a tow is housed in a freely retractable manner between the upper surface and the drawer or under the drawer. The base of the Buddhist altar according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein a rear surface of the base of the Buddhist altar is formed of a plate-like body.