JP3167672U - Candle protection tiles - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a candle protection tile body in which the flame and flame of a candle are effectively received and the influence of the flame is reduced while protecting the flame of the candle from the outside world. SOLUTION: A candle protection tile body 20 is entirely formed of a material made of glazed tile, and an opening 21 is located on a side surface. It arrange | positions so that 22 may cover. The flame and soot rising upward from the candle 30 by the structural piece 22 of the Ibushi tile material are received by the structural piece 22 of the Ibuki tile material, and the affinity between the carbon film on the wall of the Ibushi tile material and the soot, Adsorb dirt. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to the technical field of a firehouse that protects the flame of a candle from the outside world.

The purpose of the firehouse is to protect the fire of the internal candle from the wind and rain, and to protect the fire from burning to surrounding flammable materials when the fire is exposed and exposed to fire It is. And it was fundamental to form with transparent materials, such as glass, so that the light of a candle can be seen from the circumference.
For this reason, the firehouse in the prior art is made of a material such as transparent glass or fireproof plastic.

JP 2002-42522 A

  In recent years, candles are rarely used for daily lighting and are used for some decorative purposes. Because candles emit warm light, decorations that incorporate candles well are desired.

  However, the candles burn when they burn, and the heat and flames rise up. This heat may ignite surrounding flammable materials, and soot flows upward as fine particles and accumulates black around the surroundings, and measures against this flame and soot are a problem. Yes.

  Measures against wrinkles, such as lamps that use candles in traditional lifestyle lighting, include a so-called metallic wrinkle holder on the top of the lamp that specializes in the function of receiving wrinkles without being a problem with decoration. There were cases where it was unsuitable as the target firehouse.

  In addition, in the case of carbon or fireproof glass, when the soot that is carbon accumulates, the soot falls downward, and the black soot lump or powder tends to fall on the decorative body, and the decoration of the main body may be soiled.

  The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and protects the flame of the candle from the outside while effectively receiving the flame and the flame of the candle and reducing the influence of the flame. The purpose is to provide roof tiles.

In order to achieve the above object, the candle protection tile of the present invention is:
It is a candle-protecting roof tile that is entirely formed of an anti-glare tile material, has an opening on the side, accommodates a candle inside the opening, and is arranged so that the structural piece of the anti-glare tile material covers the candle. And
The flame and soot rising upward from the candle by the structural piece of the smoldering tile material are received by the structural piece of the smoldering tile material, the affinity between the carbon film on the wall of the smoldering tile material and the cocoon, and the porosity of the carbon film It is a candle protection tile body which adsorbs the above-mentioned dirt due to its nature.

  In addition, it is possible to select the structural piece portion of the smoldering tile material that receives the ridges by appropriately transposing the tile body so that the entire tile body can be transposed.

  Moreover, the outer wall surfaces of a large number of the above-mentioned candle protection tile bodies can be brought into contact with each other and stacked so that a large number of the above-mentioned candles are assembled.

According to the candle protection tile body of the present invention, the structure piece of the smoldering tile material receives the flame and soot that rises upward from the candle, and adsorbs the scum stain by the affinity between the carbon film on the wall of the smoldering tile material and the soot. it can. Soil stains are less likely to fall downward, and the color of the smoldering tile material is easy to match the color of the sash, so that the scum stain near the top surface is not noticeable and the design decoration is less likely to be damaged. In addition, since the roof tiles of the candle protection device of the present invention can be transposed freely, by appropriately transposing the roof tiles, it is possible to select and use a plurality of locations without concentrating soot adsorption on one location. .
Various structures can be formed by bringing the outer wall surfaces of a large number of candle protection tiles into contact with each other and assembling them.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of a candle protection tile body of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. However, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the specific applications, shapes, dimensions, and the like shown in the following embodiments.

As a first embodiment, a configuration example of a candle protection tile body of the present invention is shown.
FIG. 1 is a plan view, a front view, a side view, and an AA cross-sectional view showing a configuration example of a candle protection tile body of the present invention. The end face is hatched.

The candle protection tile body 20 is formed of a smoldering tile material, and an opening 21 is located on a side surface thereof, and the structure piece 22 of the smoldering tile material is disposed above the candle 30.
The Ibushi tile material is a carbon film coated on the wall surface by smoldering in the tile manufacturing process, and the carbon film on the surface is porous and has a black luster. The carbon film has affinity with soot, which is fine carbon powder, and adsorbs soot well due to its porous structural characteristics. In addition, since it has a black luster, even if black wrinkles are adsorbed, there is little discomfort in appearance, and the influence on decorative properties such as wrinkles can be reduced.

The candle protection tile body 20 shown in FIG. 1 is surrounded by a structural piece 22 made of smoldering tile material so as to surround the side opening 21. A carbon film is formed on both the inner peripheral surface and the outer peripheral surface of the structural piece 22 of the smoldering tile material, and the flame and soot rising upward are efficiently received by the structural piece 22a of the smoldering tile material above the candle 30. It has a structure.
That is, the soot is adsorbed by the carbon film on the inner peripheral surface of the structural piece 22a of the smoldering tile material, and the soot dirt can be adsorbed by the affinity between the carbon film on the wall surface of the smoldering tile material and the soot.

  This structure makes it difficult for stains to fall downward, and the color of the smoldering tile material is easy to match the shade of the tiles, making the stains near the top surface inconspicuous and reducing the design decoration. Yes.

FIG. 2 shows another configuration example of the candle protection tile body of the present invention. The example of FIG. 2 is an example in which the candle protection tile body 20 shown in FIG. 1 is tilted 45 degrees and used as a rhombus.
Also in the configuration example of FIG. 2, the candle protection tile body 20 is formed of an obscured tile material, the opening 21 is located on the side surface, and the upper part of the candle 30 is disposed so as to cover the structural piece 22 of the obscured tile material. A carbon film is formed on both the surface and the outer peripheral surface. The soot is adsorbed by the carbon film on the inner peripheral surface of the structural piece 22a of the smoldering tile material, and the soot dirt can be adsorbed by the affinity between the carbon film on the wall surface of the smoldering tile material and the soot.

  In the usage example of FIG. 2B, the support base 40 is used to stabilize the arrangement of the candle protection tiles 20.

FIG. 3 shows another configuration example of the candle protection tile body of the present invention. As in FIG. 1, a front view, a plan view, a side view, and a BB sectional view are shown. The end face is hatched.
Also in the configuration example of FIG. 3, the candle protection tile body 20 is formed of an obscured tile material, the opening 21 is located on the side surface, and the upper part of the candle 30 is disposed so as to cover the structural piece 22 of the obscured tile material. A carbon film is formed on both the surface and the outer peripheral surface. The soot is adsorbed by the carbon film on the inner peripheral surface of the structural piece 22a of the smoldering tile material, and the soot dirt can be adsorbed by the affinity between the carbon film on the wall surface of the smoldering tile material and the soot.
In the usage example of FIG. 3B, the support base 40 is used to stabilize the arrangement of the candle protection tiles 20.

The second embodiment is an example in which the entire candle protection tile body 20 of the present invention can be transposed, and can be transposed appropriately to change the top and bottom.
The candle protection tile body 20 of the present invention receives the flame and the flame rising upward from the candle by the structural piece of the smoked tile material, and removes the stain due to the affinity between the carbon film on the wall surface of the smoked tile material and the flame. Although it is adsorbed, in the present Example 2, it becomes a candle protection tile body which can select the structure piece part of the Ibushi tile material which catches a cocoon by transposing a tile body suitably.

  Thus, by making the candle protection tile body 20 into a shape that can be freely transferred and appropriately replacing the candle protection tile body 20, it is possible to select the structural piece portion 22 a of the smoldering tile material that catches the wrinkles.

  For example, if the candle protection tile body 20 is surrounded by a structural piece 22 made of a smoldering tile material so as to surround the opening 21 on the side, the candle protection tile body 20 is appropriately transposed as shown in FIG. Since a plurality of locations on the inner peripheral surface of 20 can be selected as the structural piece portion of the smoldering tile material that catches wrinkles, the service life of the candle protection tile body 20 can be extended, and the burden of cleaning the structural piece portion of the smoldering tile material can be increased. Can be reduced.

Any of the shapes shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 3 can be transferred, and a structure piece 22 made of smoldering tile material surrounds the opening 21 on the side surface. By transposing, it is possible to select a plurality of locations on the inner peripheral surface of the candle protection tile body 20 as structural piece portions of the smoldering tile material that catches firewood.
Moreover, it can also be set as the structure where the outer wall surfaces of the many candle protection tile bodies 10 contacted and piled up, and many candles were assembled.

5 and 6 are configuration examples in which a large number of candle protection tile bodies 20 are assembled.
In addition, in order to improve decorativeness, it is also possible to provide a pattern hole 23 constituting a pattern in a part of the candle protection tile body 20. The pattern hole 23 can have a wide variety of shapes.

  In the example of FIG. 7, it is a floral pattern as an example.

  Note that “Awaji Ibushi tile” is preferably used as the tile material of the candle protection tile body 20. "Awaji Ibushi Tile" has a beautiful luster, so its visual healing effect is attracting attention, but it has been confirmed that it has electromagnetic wave absorption and reflection capabilities, reducing electromagnetic waves that are said to be harmful to the human body. There is also an effect. By using “Awaji Ibushi tile” as the tile material of the candle protection tile body of the present invention, a visual healing effect and an electromagnetic wave reduction effect can be obtained.

  Although the preferred embodiment of the candle protection tile of the present invention has been illustrated and described above, it will be understood that various modifications can be made without departing from the technical scope of the present invention.

  The present invention can be widely applied to a firehouse that is a cover for a candle fire.

The figure which shows the structural example of the candle protection tile body 20 of this invention. The figure which shows the other structural example of the candle protection tile body 20 of this invention. The figure which shows the other structural example of the candle protection tile body 20 of this invention. The figure which shows typically a mode that the top and bottom of the candle protection tile body 20 of this invention is transposed suitably. The figure which shows the structural example which assembled many candle protection tile bodies 20 The figure which shows the structural example which assembled many candle protection tile bodies 20 The figure which shows the structural example of the candle protection tile body which has the pattern hole 23

20 Candle Protective Tile 21 Opening 22 Constituent Piece of Ibushi Tile Material 23 Pattern Hole 30 Candle 40 Support Stand

Claims (3)

It is a candle-protecting roof tile that is entirely formed of an anti-glare tile material, has an opening on the side, accommodates a candle inside the opening, and is arranged so that the structural piece of the anti-glare tile material covers the candle. And
The flame and soot rising upward from the candle by the structural piece of the smoldering tile material are received by the structural piece of the smoldering tile material, the affinity between the carbon film on the wall of the smoldering tile material and the cocoon, and the porosity of the carbon film A candle protection tile that absorbs the above-mentioned dirt due to its nature. 2. The candle protection tile body according to claim 1, wherein the tile body is configured to be transposable as a whole, and the structural piece portion of the smoldering tile material that receives the ridges can be selected by appropriately transposing the tile body.   3. The candle protection tile according to claim 1, wherein a large number of the candle protection tile bodies are brought into contact with each other and stacked to form a large number of the candles.

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