JP3167004U - Groom stand - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a vat stand that prevents a vat containing fresh flowers from being overturned when transported by a vehicle, and that lifts the vat upwards and easily pulls it out. An upper ring (10) and a bottom ring (12) having a larger diameter than the upper ring (10) are formed by a metal frame structure connected by a plurality of columns (14). In a vat stand for holding a vat by locking the collar of the vat with the upper ring 10, a concave portion bent downward is formed in the upper ring 10 at a pair of opposed positions. The vat stand has a concave portion bent downward at a pair of opposing positions in the upper ring 10, so that a space is formed in the concave portion between the upper ring 10 and the flange while holding the vat. It is formed. The left and right hands can be inserted into the pair of spaces to directly grip the collar, and the vat can be lifted upward and easily pulled out, thereby improving workability. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a groom stand that is used to hold a groom containing fresh flowers and to prevent a fall during transportation.

  In order to prevent the floret containing fresh flowers from falling during transportation in a vehicle, a floret stand is used, and conventional conventional floret stands are shown in FIGS. This groom stand is formed of a metal frame structure, and is formed in a trapezoidal shape by connecting a top ring 10 and a bottom ring 12 having a diameter larger than this by a plurality of (four in the illustrated example) support columns 14. Has been. As shown in FIG. 6, a flower bud 1 containing a fresh flower (not shown) is inserted into the stand from above into the upper ring 10, and a heel 2 protruding outward from the upper edge of the flower bud 1 is The groom 1 is held in the state shown in FIG. This is loaded on the loading platform of the vehicle, the groom 1 is supported by the stand and the posture is maintained, and the fall due to the shaking of the vehicle is prevented.

  The groom 1 transported to the destination is lowered from the loading platform, lifted upward, and pulled out from the groom stand. Here, since the cocoon 2 is in contact with and closely attached to the upper ring 10, it is difficult to hold the cocoon 2 and it is difficult to pull out the floret 1 from the stand.

  On the other hand, an exterior container that can store flower containers such as flower pots and vases as shown in Patent Document 1 has also been proposed. However, these exterior containers are intended to protect the decoration of vases and external impacts, and are not suitable for use only during transportation.

Utility Model Registration No. 2509300

  An object of the present invention is to provide a groom stand that can be easily pulled out by devising the shape of the upper ring 10 and lifting the groom 1 upward.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention is formed by a metal frame structure in which an upper ring 10 and a bottom ring 12 having a larger diameter are connected by a plurality of support columns 14, and the flower 1 is moved upward from above. In the groom stand which is inserted into the ring 10 and holds the flower bud 1 by engaging the upper edge ridge 2 with the upper ring 10, the upper ring 10 is bent downward to a pair of opposed positions. The concave portion 11 is formed.

  In the flower stand of the present invention, the upper ring 10 is formed with the concave portions 11 bent downward at a pair of opposite positions, so that the upper ring 10 and the heel 2 can be A space 13 is formed between the recesses 11. The left and right hands can be put in the pair of spaces 13 to directly grip the cocoon 2 and the floret 1 can be lifted upward and pulled out easily, so that the workability is remarkably improved.

  In addition, the concave portion 11 is easily formed by bending or the like, has a design rich in changes different from the conventional product, and is excellent in design.

The perspective view of the first Example of this device. The front view of the state holding the groom. The perspective view of another Example of this device. The perspective view of another Example of this invention. The perspective view of a prior art example. Explanatory drawing which shows attachment / detachment of the groom. The front view of the state holding the groom.

  Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  1 and 2 show a first embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a groom stand, and FIG. 2 is a front view showing a state in which a groom is held. As shown in FIG. 1, the groom stand has a metal frame structure in which an upper ring 10 and a bottom ring 12 having a diameter larger than the upper ring 10 are connected by four columns 14. The upper ring 10 is formed with a pair of opposed concave portions 11a bent downward, and the concave portion 11a and the bottom ring 12 are connected by a column 14a. The flower bud 1 is inserted into the upper ring 10 from above, and the flower bud 1 is retained by the upper ring 10 to hold the flower bud 1.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a space 13 is formed between the upper ring 10 and the cocoon 2 in the concave portion 11 a while holding the floret 1. The left and right hands can be put into the pair of spaces 13 to directly grip the cocoon 2 and lift the floret 1 upward to easily pull it out.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a flower stand for another embodiment. As shown in the figure, this groom stand is formed by forming a pair of recesses 11 b in the upper ring 10 at a position between the columns 14. Similarly to the previous example, this floret stand also holds the floret 1, and a space is formed between the upper ring 10 and the heel 2 in the recess 11b, and left and right hands are put into this pair of spaces. 2 can be directly gripped, and the groom 1 can be lifted upward and pulled out easily.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view of another embodiment of the groom stand. As shown in the figure, this groom stand has a concave portion 11c bent downward in a V shape at a pair of opposed positions on the upper ring 10, and the lower end of the V shape is connected to the bottom ring 12. The recess 11b also serves as a support. Similarly to the previous example, this floret stand also holds the floret 1, and a space is formed between the upper ring 10 and the heel 2 in the recess 11c, and left and right hands are put into this pair of spaces. 2 can be directly gripped, and the groom 1 can be lifted upward and pulled out easily.

  Although the embodiment has been described above, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, two pairs of recesses 11 may be provided, and four recesses 11 may be arranged on the upper ring 10 at an interval of approximately 90 degrees. Further, the position opposed to each other is not strictly limited to an opposite position of 180 degrees, and a slight deviation from 180 degrees is permissible within a range suitable for directly gripping the bud 2 and lifting the floret 1 upward. It is a range.

1 Flower 2 2 10 Upper ring 11 Recess 12 Bottom ring

Claims (1)

It is formed of a metal frame structure in which an upper ring 10 and a bottom ring 12 having a larger diameter than this are connected by a plurality of support posts 14, and the flower bud 1 is inserted into the upper ring 10 from above, and the upper edge ridge 2 In the stand for the groom which holds the groom 1 with the upper ring 10 locked,
A stand for the groom, wherein a concave portion 11 bent downward is formed in a pair of opposed positions on the upper ring 10.

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