JP3183924U - Assembled vase - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a combination of rod-shaped members that can be carried down in a small size by disassembling, etc., can be assembled into a desired shape at a place where flower containers are installed, such as an exhibition hall, and does not take up space when stored. By changing the assembly method, etc., each time the vase is assembled, it can be formed into various shapes, and when assembling, the shape of the vase to be assembled can be changed by changing the orientation and orientation of the platform on the mounting surface. An assembling type vase that can further expand the degree of freedom is provided.
A bar-shaped member 2 having a bent portion 2a and a base portion 10 having a three-dimensional shape made of a plate material and having a plurality of insertion holes 1a into which the bar-shaped member 2 can be inserted are provided. An assembling type flower vase A in which the rod-like member 2 is inserted into the insertion hole 1a at an arbitrary position of the portion 10 and is detachably attached to the base portion 10 so that the rod-like member 2 can maintain a desired shape.
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Description

  The present invention relates to an assembling type flower vase that can be suitably used for ikebana and the like by attaching a rod-shaped member to a base so as to have a desired shape and assembling it as a flower vase.

  Conventionally, metal vases such as glass vase, ceramic vase, iron vase, etc. are used as vases used for ikebana, etc., all of which are commercially available in a predetermined shape. . Since the vase formed in this way requires a large space for storage or transportation, various assembling type vases have been proposed. For example, Patent Document 1 has a small space. Folding-type assembly vases that can be stored and transported have been proposed. Further, Patent Document 2 can be configured in various forms, and as an assembly container particularly suitable for a vase used for ikebana, a fitting portion that is detachably coupled to the outer peripheral surface of the container is formed. An assembly container has been proposed. However, in addition to these proposals, there has been a demand for an assembly-type flower vase that is easy to carry and has a higher degree of freedom in the shape of the flower vase.

JP 2010-158504 A Registered Utility Model No. 3014476

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances. For example, when taking it to an exhibition hall or the like, it can be disassembled and carried in a small size. It can be assembled into a shape, and not only does it take up space for storage, but it can be formed into various shapes each time the vase is assembled by changing the combination of rod-shaped members used, how to assemble, etc. In addition, when assembling, by changing the way and orientation of the platform on the mounting surface, the degree of freedom of the shape of the vase to be assembled is further expanded and the so-called “Otoshi” corresponding to the shape of the vase is placed in the required position. An object is to provide an assembly-type vase that can be installed.

  In order to achieve the above object, the present invention has a three-dimensional shape formed by a rod-shaped member having a bent portion and a plate material, and a base portion having a large number of insertion holes through which the rod-shaped member can be inserted. The rod-shaped member is inserted into an insertion hole at an arbitrary position of the base, and the rod-shaped member is detachably attached to the base so that the desired shape can be maintained. An assembly type vase is provided. Here, in the present invention, as a means for attaching and assembling the rod-shaped member through the insertion hole of the pedestal so that the desired shape can be maintained, the bent portion of the rod-shaped member inserted through the insertion hole is used. Or the vicinity of the bent portion is caught in the insertion hole, and the rod-like member is kept in the state of being inserted into the insertion hole, in other words, the state where the rod-like member is inserted into the insertion hole. Locked in the insertion hole in a maintained state, the rod-shaped member can maintain the desired shape, or one rod-shaped member and the other rod-shaped member are entangled with each other or one of the bent portions It is in a state where each rod-like member is kept in a state of being inserted into the insertion hole with the weight added to each other, so that the desired shape can be maintained or the rod-like member inserted through the insertion hole The bent part, for example, the vase of the exhibition hall It is in a state of abutting against the mounting surface such as a pedestal, which is used as a support, and the rod-shaped member is held in a state of being inserted into the insertion hole, and maintains a desired shape on the base portion. It is possible, or, as in the configuration example described later, a state where it is attached to the pedestal in various manners, such as using an auxiliary tool for locking or maintaining the shape as appropriate, can be mentioned. The assembled vase of the present invention can be used not only for decorating flowers but also as a decorative vase. Further, examples of the flowers to be decorated include cut flowers, branches, leaves, and branches used for ikebana, artificial flowers, and dried flowers. In addition, as long as the assembly-type vase of this invention is provided with the rod-shaped member which has a bending part in each arbitrary positions, the rod-shaped member in which the bending part is not formed can also be used together as another rod-shaped member.

  According to the present invention, a rod-shaped member having a bent portion, in other words, a three-dimensional shape composed of a plate member and a rod-shaped member in which a bent portion is appropriately formed by bending an appropriate portion of the rod-shaped member in an appropriate direction. And a base part having a large number of insertion holes through which the bar-like member can be inserted, and the bar-like member can be maintained in a desired shape by inserting the bar-like member through the insertion hole at an arbitrary position of the base part. Since the assembly-type flower vase of the present invention is assembled by detachably attaching it to the pedestal portion, a flower vase having a desired shape can be easily assembled. And, for example, when storing or transporting vases, the rod-shaped member can be removed from the base and stored and transported in a state where the base and the bar-shaped member are disassembled. For example, on the spot, a rod-shaped member is detachably inserted into an insertion hole at an arbitrary position different from the previous time of a base part placed on a placement surface such as a pedestal of an exhibition hall, so that a desired shape is obtained. By attaching to the pedestal so that it can be maintained, it is possible to assemble a vase having a shape different from the previous one, and it is possible to easily assemble vase with various desired shapes from time to time. Here, in the present invention, the number of insertion holes established in the pedestal is, for example, a number that allows the position to be attached to the pedestal to be arbitrarily selected at the time when the rod-shaped member is attached to the pedestal. The number is appropriately selected according to the size of the base, the number of rod-shaped members used, the number of bent portions, and the like. As the number of establishments, for example, there are three desired shapes formed by the rod-shaped members. It is desirable that the number of openings is such that the above shape can be formed, and for example, the number of openings of the insertion holes in the pedestal portion is desirably large relative to the number of rod-shaped members attached to the pedestal portion. When the number of the rod-shaped members attached to the part is three times or more, that is, when the number of insertion holes in the base is set to be at least three times the number of the rod-shaped members attached, the rod-shaped member is inserted. Of the position of the base択幅 becomes wide, it is possible to widen assembled shape of the vase, the variation of the shape of assembling. In addition, the upper limit of the number of insertion holes is not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected in consideration of strength as a base, workability, and the like.

  The pedestal of the present invention is not particularly limited as long as it has a three-dimensional shape made of a plate material and can open a large number of insertion holes. For example, a single plate material can be appropriately formed into a shape. It may be bent or combined into a three-dimensional shape that is symmetrical in the front-rear and left-right directions by combining a plurality of plate materials, but is combined to form a three-dimensional shape that is asymmetric in the front-rear and / or left-right directions. For example, when the pedestal is installed on a mounting surface such as a pedestal in an exhibition hall, the direction and angle of the pedestal are changed as appropriate so that the corners of each plate member are formed. Since the thickness (side), surface, etc. can be brought into contact with the installation surface in various states and can be erected on the mounting surface, the degree of freedom in selecting the shape of the vase when assembling the vase Can be made larger. On the other hand, the base part is formed by sequentially superimposing a plurality of plate materials formed so as to form a three-dimensional shape, and these plate materials are respectively pivotally fixed at the overlapping portions so as to be rotatable, In other words, a plurality of plate materials are sequentially overlapped, a shaft hole is opened in the overlapped portion, a shaft body, a wire, etc. are inserted into the shaft hole, the overlapped portion is closed, and each plate member is opened. For example, during transportation and storage, the rod-shaped member is removed from the base, and the base is folded or closed, and assembled. When in use, the pedestal can be made to stand on a mounting surface such as a pedestal in the exhibition hall by opening like a fan.

  In addition, when a substantially rubber-like member made of an elastic material such as soft rubber, soft resin, hard rubber having a certain degree of elasticity, or hard resin interposed between the wall of the insertion hole and the rod-like member, Even if the base part and the rod-shaped member are made of metal such as iron, they become a slip stopper between them during assembly and use, and it is easy to maintain the locked or fastened state. When the spiral linear body is attached to a part of the rod-shaped member in the length direction, the mounting position of the linear body of one rod-shaped member and the mounting position of the other rod-shaped member during assembly use Therefore, when assembling a vase with a shape in which they intersect, the attached linear body becomes a non-slip material, making it easier to maintain the shape, or when inserting the rod-shaped member through the insertion hole, For example, when the attachment position of the state body is adjusted to be in front of the insertion hole, the locked or fastened state can be easily maintained. When the attachment position of the linear member is set to the end side of the rod-like member, for example, when assembling the vase, the attachment portion or the vicinity thereof is in contact with the placement surface. Can act as a non-slip. In addition, as an aspect which attaches a spiral linear body to a part of the length direction of a rod-shaped member, what is necessary is just an aspect which exhibits the effect | action mentioned above, for example, the linear body previously shape | molded helically The linear body is fixed to the rod-shaped member with a part of the length of the rod-shaped member inserted in the spiral of the rod, or is sandwiched between the bent portion and the bent portion, or previously formed into a spiral shape The linear body made of an appropriate material that can be fixed to the rod-shaped member with the linear body snuggled up to a part of the length of the rod-shaped member, or can be wound around a portion of the length of the rod-shaped member The aspect etc. which wind a body helically are mentioned. Furthermore, if you have a water retaining container that can be attached to and detached from the assembled vase, you can supply water when you place fresh flowers in the assembled vase, and you can attach and detach it, so you can place fresh flowers in the vase. As compared with a conventional iron vase formed by, for example, fixing a so-called doll (water-retaining container), the degree of freedom of living is greatly increased. And, for example, if a water retention agent made of a water absorbent resin is used as a water absorbing material to be accommodated in the water retention container and a gel is formed by sucking water, the water retention agent can be removed from the container even when the water retention container is attached obliquely when laying fresh flowers. There is no spillage, and the degree of freedom of living can be further improved.

  According to the present invention, for example, when it is taken to an exhibition hall, it can be disassembled and carried in a small size. At the installation place such as an exhibition hall, on a mounting surface such as a pedestal on which a vase is installed. It can be assembled into a vase with a desired shape, and when storing it, not only does it take up space, but also the vase with various shapes can be formed by changing the combination and assembly method of the rod-shaped members to be used In addition, when assembling, it is also possible to change the way of placing the base on the mounting surface to further expand the degree of freedom of the shape of the vase to be assembled. An assembled vase that can be further enlarged is obtained. Furthermore, according to the present invention, an assembled vase excellent in decorativeness and design can be obtained, so that it can be used alone as an ornamental vase.

It is a schematic perspective view of the assembly-type vase explaining the example of 1st structure of the assembly-type vase of this invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the base part of the said assembly type flower vase. It is a schematic perspective view of the base part of the assembly-type vase which concerns on the 2nd structural example of this invention. It is a schematic perspective view of the base part explaining the assembly state which applied the said base part. It is a schematic perspective view of the base part of the assembly-type vase which concerns on the 3rd structural example of this invention. It is a schematic block diagram explaining the state at the time of conveyance of the base part of the assembly-type vase which concerns on the 4th structural example of this invention. It is a schematic block diagram of the assembly-type vase explaining the assembly example of the said assembly-type vase. It is the schematic longitudinal cross-sectional view which expanded and showed the attachment part of the substantially ring-shaped member in order to demonstrate one structural example of the substantially ring-shaped member used for the assembly-type vase of this invention. It is the schematic side view which expanded and showed the attachment part of the water retention container in order to demonstrate one structural example of the water retention container used for the assembly-type flower vase of this invention.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which the assembled flower container A in an assembled state is viewed from obliquely above in order to explain the structure of the assembled flower container A according to the first configuration example of the assembled flower container of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of the pedestal portion showing a state in which the rod-shaped member is removed from the pedestal portion of the assembling-type flower vase A and viewed obliquely from above in order to explain the configuration of the assembling-type vase A.

  In the figure, A is an assembly-type vase, 10 is a base, and 2 is a rod-shaped member. The base 10 is formed in a three-dimensional shape that is asymmetric in the left-right and front-rear directions by seven triangular plates 11 to 17 having various sizes and shapes. In the following configuration examples, an iron plate material and an iron rod-shaped member were used. The plate members 11 to 13 and 15 to 17 each have an appropriate number of insertion holes 1a to form a base portion 10 having a large number of insertion holes 1a, and the plate member 14 has a mounting surface S. The plate members 11 to 13 and 15 to 17 are combined in a state in which the bases of the respective triangular shapes are in contact with the mounting surface S in a state in which the plate members 11 to 13 and 15 to 17 rise in a substantially vertical direction with respect to the mounting surface S. ing. Then, as shown in FIG. 2, each plate material is formed as a stand portion 10 that can be erected by welding and fixing a portion 1 b that contacts each other. The three rod-shaped members 2 each have a plurality of bent portions 2a that are bent in appropriate directions at appropriate locations.

  Here, in the present invention, the material of the plate material is not particularly limited. However, considering the strength and stability as the base of the vase, the ease of handling as the material for assembling the vase, etc., iron, stainless steel, etc. A metal plate material (steel plate) such as iron plate material, stainless steel plate material and the like is more preferable. Further, the shape of the plate material is not particularly limited, and may be a polygon such as a triangle or a quadrangle, or may be a circle. For example, a combination of a triangle plate material and a square plate material may be used. And the number of the insertion holes opened in the base part may be many so that the rod-shaped member can be inserted into the insertion hole at an arbitrary position of the base part to obtain a desired shape. When it is related to the number of rod-shaped members to be attached, it is preferably 3 times or more of the number of rod-shaped members to be attached to the pedestal, more preferably 4 times, and even more preferably 5 times. It is. In consideration of the degree of freedom of attaching the rod-shaped member, for example, the lightness of the vase when using a steel plate such as a steel plate, the appearance, impression, etc. of lightness, open as many insertion holes as possible Since it is desirable, the upper limit of the number of insertion holes opened in the base is not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected in consideration of production efficiency, handleability, etc. In consideration of the strength, it is preferable that the strength of the pedestal portion can be maintained when the pedestal portion is formed, and that the holes are provided so that the holes are not crushed, and the plate material is opened. In addition, in FIGS. 1-7, the establishment number of the penetration hole and the space | interval are shown typically. The size of the insertion hole may be appropriately set according to the diameter of the rod-shaped member, the presence or absence of a locking or fastening aid as described later, etc., so that it is larger than the diameter of the rod-shaped member. However, considering the ease of insertion, ease of shape maintenance, etc., the diameter of the insertion hole is preferably 1.1 to 1.5 times the diameter of the rod-shaped member, more preferably 1.1 to 1. A size of about 3 times is preferable. The opening method of the insertion hole is not particularly limited, and can be established by a conventional method according to the material of the plate material. In addition, the board | plate material in which the penetration hole is not opened like the board | plate materials 13 and 14 of the said 1st structural example and the board | plate materials 32 and 34 of the 3rd structural example mentioned later can also be used together. The thickness of the plate material is preferably about the same as that of an iron plate used as a material for iron vases. Moreover, what coated the board | plate material, such as an iron board | plate material, suitably can also be used. When coating is performed, the coating method is not particularly limited, and the coating can be performed by a conventional method according to the material of the plate material.

  In the present invention, when the pedestal is formed of a plurality of plate materials, the size of the plate materials and the number of sheets to be combined are not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected according to the size of the intended vase. In addition, when a plurality of plate materials are three-dimensionally combined to form a stand that can be erected, for example, if the plate material is an iron plate, the portions of the iron plates that are combined in a predetermined shape are welded to each other, and each iron plate In addition, for example, a notch having a width corresponding to the thickness of the iron plate is put in each iron plate, and one iron plate is inserted into and fitted with a notch of another iron plate intersecting, and a plurality of iron plates can be used as desired. In order to obtain the shape, a base portion having an intended shape can be formed by sequentially combining and inserting into the notches of the other iron plates that intersect as described above.

  In the present invention, the configuration of the pedestal is not limited to the above configuration, and may be a combination of square plates as in the second configuration example shown in FIGS. FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view showing a state in which the pedestal 20 of the second configuration example of the present invention is placed on the placement surface S and viewed obliquely from above, and FIG. It is the schematic perspective view which showed the state which looked at the state put on the mounting surface S from diagonally upward. The pedestal 20 of the second configuration example is formed so as to be asymmetric in the left-right and front-rear directions by six rectangular plates 21 to 26 having various sizes and shapes. Each plate 21 to 26 is provided with a large number of insertion holes 1a that are spaced apart at appropriate intervals, and a portion 1b that is in contact with each other is welded and fixed, and a plurality of insertion holes 1a are opened. It is formed as a base part 20. In the state shown in FIG. 3, the base 20 is in a state in which the plate member 21 is in contact with the mounting surface S at one corner and the plate members 24 to 26 stand up in a substantially vertical direction with respect to the mounting surface S. Each long side (bottom side) of each quadrangular shape is in contact with the mounting surface S, and the plate members 22 and 23 are not in contact with the mounting surface S but are combined in a floating state and mounted on the mounting surface S. Is placed. FIG. 4 shows an example in which the base 20 is rotated from the state shown in FIG. 3 to change the direction on the placement surface S and used. The plate members 24 and 25 are placed on the placement surface. In a state where the plate members 21 to 23 and 26 are raised in an obliquely upward direction with respect to the placement surface S in a floating state, one corner of each rectangular shape is in contact with the placement surface S. They are combined in a state and placed on the placement surface S in a standing state. The assembling-type vase of the above first configuration example, the following third configuration example, and the assembling-type vase using the base portion of the fourth configuration example are similarly set up and placed in various directions and angles. Can do.

  The base part of the present invention may be a combination of a bent plate material and a flat plate material, like the base part 30 shown in FIG. The pedestal 30 shown in FIG. 5 is composed of five triangular plate members 31 to 35 having various sizes and shapes. Each plate member 31, 33, 35 has a large number of insertion holes 1a. The plate members 31, 33 are formed with bent portions 1c, 1c. It is bent to form a mold. The plate members 32 and 34 are in contact with the mounting surface S, and the plate members 31 and 33 each have one corner portion with the bent portions 1c and 1c rising in a substantially vertical direction with respect to the mounting surface S. The plate member 35 is in contact with the mounting surface S, and is combined in a state where the plate material 35 stands up obliquely upward with respect to the mounting surface S. And each board | plate material is formed as the stand part 30 which can be erected by the location 1b which mutually contacts is welded, and is fixed, and many insertion holes 1a were opened. In addition, when using a board | plate material like this structural example, the bending method is not restrict | limited in particular, According to the material of the board | plate material to be used, it can process by the conventional method.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the pedestal of the present invention sequentially stacks a plurality of plate members formed so as to form a three-dimensional shape, and stacks these plate members so that they can be rotated respectively. The shaft may be fixed at the mating portion. FIG. 6 is a schematic configuration diagram of the base part 40 of the assembly type flower vase according to the fourth configuration example of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a schematic configuration diagram illustrating an example of use of the assembly type flower container B according to the fourth configuration example. . The base portion 40 is obtained by axially fixing three rectangular long plate-like plate members 41, 42, and 43 having different lengths in the vicinity of the end portions in the length direction. The plate members 41, 42, and 43 have a large number of insertion holes 1 a each having an appropriate interval and a length corresponding to the length, and each plate member is in a state of being twisted up obliquely stepwise in the length direction. Thus, the base 40 is formed in a three-dimensional shape and has a large number of insertion holes 1a. The base portion 40 is overlapped in the order of the plate members 41, 42, and 43 in a state where one end portion in the length direction is stacked to form an overlapping portion 1d, and is not illustrated at an appropriate position of the overlapping portion 1d. A shaft hole is formed, and a wire is inserted into the shaft hole as a shaft stopper member 1e, and knots are formed on the upper and lower surfaces of the overlapping portion so that the plate members 41, 42, and 43 are axially fixed. As shown in FIG. 4, the plate members 41, 42, and 43 are formed so as to be rotatable so that the fans can be opened with the shaft stop portion as the axis center.

  The base 40 is kept closed as shown in FIG. 6 at all times during storage, movement, etc., and when the vase is assembled and used in an exhibition hall or the like (when the vase is assembled), As shown in FIG. 7, it spreads in three directions, inserts an appropriate number of rod-shaped members 2 into each insertion hole 1a, and the bent portion 2a of each rod-shaped member 2 or the vicinity of the bent portion 2a is formed on the inner wall of the insertion hole 1a of the base portion 40. By abutting or bringing the end of the rod-shaped member 2 inserted through the insertion hole 1a into contact with the mounting surface S, the stand 40 is set up so as not to fall on the mounting surface S. While fixing the shape of the assembly-type vase B, the shape of the plate-like members 41, 42, and 43, that is, the shape of the base 40 can also be fixed. According to this base part 40, the shape as a base part, such as a spreading condition, can also be changed suitably and a vase can be assembled. In addition, in the case of the base part of such a structure, the number of the board | plate materials to combine is not restrict | limited in particular, It can select suitably considering handleability etc. Further, the shape of the plate material is not particularly limited, and may be a plate material such as a triangular long plate formed so as to be long in one direction. Further, the overlapping portion may be an intermediate portion in the length direction of each plate material. As a means for making the plate material into a three-dimensional shape, the tip side (the end opposite to the overlap portion) along the length direction may be used. Part) is bent upward, or is bent upward along the length direction, and the plate material is lifted from one end side (overlapping part side) to the other end side. It can also be made to be. The method of forming a plate material so as to have a three-dimensional shape in this way is not particularly limited, and can be formed by a conventional method according to the material of the plate material to be used. Furthermore, the means for locking the shaft is not particularly limited, and a metal pin for locking the shaft used for a fan can be used.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, the assembly-type vase of the first configuration example to the fourth configuration example has the pedestals 10 and 40 placed on the placement surface S and is bent in an appropriate direction. Each rod-shaped member 2 having the bent portions 2a at appropriate positions is inserted into the respective insertion holes 1a, and is engaged with the insertion holes 1a or retained in the insertion holes 1a, so that each rod-shaped member 2 maintains a desired shape. It is possible to detachably attach the base parts 10 and 40 so that they can be assembled. In addition, as long as a rod-shaped member can maintain a desired shape, it is not necessarily inserted through two insertion holes, and there may be a rod-shaped member that is not inserted through the insertion holes. And the assembly type vase of this 2nd structural example and the 3rd structural example is similarly formed in the base part 20 and 30 shown in FIGS. It can be assembled as a vase by being detachably attached to. Here, in the present invention, the material of the rod-shaped member is not particularly limited as long as the material has rigidity and strength enough to maintain a desired shape, but the strength as a vase and the material for assembling the vase are as follows. In view of the ease of handling, a metal rod-like member such as iron or stainless steel is suitable, and an iron rod-like member is particularly preferred. Of course, the assembly type vase of the present invention may combine different materials for the plate material and the rod-shaped member. For example, a steel plate is used as the plate material for forming the base, and the rod-shaped member is made of plastic. It can also be a rod-shaped member. The length, diameter, etc. of the rod-shaped member are not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected in consideration of ease of handling, size of the combined base, ease of molding such as bending. The number of bent portions formed on one rod-shaped member is not particularly limited and can be appropriately selected according to the length of the rod-shaped member to be used. However, a plurality of bent portions, that is, two or more bent portions are formed. It is more preferable that the rod-shaped member is provided. The upper limit of the number of bent portions is not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected according to, for example, the length of the rod-shaped member and the shape of the vase to be formed. In addition, the number of rod-shaped members having a plurality of bent portions can be appropriately selected. However, in consideration of design, etc., preferably two or more, more preferably three or more rod-shaped members are used in combination. Is more preferable. The upper limit of the number of rod-shaped members used is not particularly limited, and can be appropriately selected according to, for example, the number of insertion holes of the base portions to be combined. In addition, the method of forming the bent portion in the rod-shaped member is not particularly limited, and can be bent and formed by a conventional method according to the material of the rod-shaped member to be used. Moreover, the rod-shaped member can also use what was coated suitably.

  Here, in the present invention, as described above, the rod-shaped member is inserted into the insertion hole at an arbitrary position of the pedestal and attached to the pedestal so that the desired shape can be maintained. The bent portion of the rod-shaped member inserted through the pin or the vicinity of the bent portion is caught in the insertion hole, so that the rod-shaped member can maintain a desired shape, or one rod-shaped member and another rod-shaped member are entangled with each other Each bar-shaped member is held in the insertion hole with the weight added to each other, so that the desired shape can be maintained, or the bent portion of the bar-shaped member inserted through the insertion hole is displayed, for example, It is in a state where it is in contact with a mounting surface such as a pedestal that decorates the vase of the field, and it becomes a support, and the rod-like member inserted into the insertion hole can maintain the desired shape on the base part , And so on, attached to the base in various ways As described above, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, as a binding or fastening aid, a color wire matched to the color of the rod-shaped member is used as the bundling member 2 c to form a pair of rod-shaped members. The intersecting portions of the members 2 and 2 can be tied together by the binding member 2c. Further, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 7, a linear body 2b formed in a spiral shape is formed at an appropriate place in the longitudinal direction of the rod-like member 2, more specifically, one bent portion 2a and the next. It is attached in a state of being wound around the rod-shaped member 2 so as to surround a substantially straight portion between the bent portion 2a, and as shown in the drawing, the two rod-shaped members are brought into contact with the attachment portion of the linear body 2b, If the linear body 2b is used as a non-slip, it is preferable because the shape formed by combining the rod-like members 2 so as to have a desired shape can be more easily maintained. Moreover, if it attaches so that the linear body 2b shape | molded helically may be wound around the one end side of a rod-shaped member so that it may not interfere at the time of inserting in an insertion hole, for example, the direction of the base part 10 is changed. When using this as a base having another shape, if this part comes into contact with the placement surface, it becomes slippery and can be more unlikely to fall. Furthermore, as will be described later, when the water retention container is attached, the water retention container can be detachably attached by hooking the attachment member of the water retention container. Here, in the case of this configuration example, two linear bodies are used in combination so as to form double spirals in opposite directions, but one linear body formed in a spiral shape is used. You can also. In addition, the spiral linear body may be wound so as to be in close contact with the rod-shaped member, but as described above, the rod-shaped member forms the linear body in consideration of hooking the attachment member of the water retention container. It is preferable to be attached in a state of loose insertion in the spiral space. As the linear body to be spirally formed, a rigid linear body such as a metal linear body such as a thick, rigid iron wire, copper wire, or steel wire that can be formed into a spiral shape is suitable. As such a linear body, it can be used by appropriately selecting from linear bodies commercially available as “numbered wire”, “bunsen”, “vansen”, and the like. Moreover, it is suitable even if a linear body performs the same color or different color coating as a rod-shaped member. Here, when fixing the linear body in a state where it is attached to a desired position of the rod-shaped member, for example, the mounting position may be fixed by means such as welding an appropriate portion of the linear body and the rod-shaped member, For example, as described above, when the paint is applied, the attachment positions of the linear body and the rod-shaped member may be fixed by the paint. Further, after fitting a substantially ring-shaped member 3 made of an elastic material such as rubber having a flange 3a as shown in FIG. 8 into the insertion hole 1a of the plate 1 so that the flange 3a is upward, When the member 2 is inserted and the substantially ring-shaped member 3 is interposed between the wall surface of the insertion hole 1a and the rod-shaped member 2, even if the base portion and the rod-shaped member are made of metal such as iron, they are used for assembly. It is more suitable because sometimes it becomes easier to maintain the shape of the rod-like member 2 inserted into the insertion hole 1a so as to have a desired shape and to be attached to the plate material 1 (base part) so as to prevent slipping between them. It is. The size, thickness, etc. of the substantially ring-shaped member 3 are not particularly limited. For example, if the substantially ring-shaped member is made of a material that is easily deformed by a load such as soft rubber, the ring If the outer diameter of the shaped portion is about the same as the diameter of the insertion hole 1a and the inner diameter is about the same as the diameter of the rod-shaped member 2, it can be deformed according to the angle of the rod-shaped member inserted into the insertion hole. . On the other hand, if the elastic material is hard to be deformed, such as hard rubber, the outer diameter of the ring-shaped portion is about the same as the diameter of the insertion hole 1a, and the inner diameter is slightly larger than the diameter of the rod-shaped member 2, for example, a rod shape. The diameter of the member 2 is preferably about 1.05 to 1.2 times the diameter. As the substantially ring-shaped member 3 made of such an elastic material, a commercially available rubber member or the like can be used.

  As a form to use the assembly type vase of the first configuration example to the fourth configuration example when arranging fresh flowers, for example, a mounting member 4a such as a colored wire is wound around a water retaining container 4 as shown in FIG. By winding the end side around the rod-shaped member, the water retaining container 4 can be detachably attached to the assembly type flower vase, and the fresh flowers can be held in the water retaining container 4. Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 9, the rear end portion of the attachment member 4a such as a colored wire is hooked on the spiral linear body 2b attached to the rod-like member 2, or the attachment member is inserted into the insertion hole provided in the base portion. A water retaining container may be detachably attached to the assembled flower vase by hooking the rear end, and the fresh flowers may be held in the water retaining container. As will be described later, the attachment member 4a only needs to be able to maintain its attachment position and state when a flower or the like is placed in a water retention container containing water, a water retention agent, etc. There is no particular limitation. By attaching the water retention container to the free position of the assembly-type vase in this way, for example, the degree of freedom of flower arrangement is greatly increased in each stage, compared to a conventional iron vase with a fixed so-called doll (water retention container). can do. It is also possible to place an assembled flower vase in a basin and use it like a sword mountain.

  In addition, when using a water retention container in this way, water, oasis, and water retention agent that can be gelled by sucking commercially available water can be accommodated and used. If the water-retaining agent is stored in a shape, the water-retaining agent is not spilled from the container even when the water-retaining container is attached obliquely when arranging fresh flowers, and the degree of freedom of the arrangement can be further improved. Moreover, as a water retention container, the plastic substantially cylindrical water retention container etc. which are used when buying a cut flower can be used, for example. Moreover, what was provided with the cap in which the penetration hole which lets a cut flower penetrate is opened may be sufficient.

  According to the assembly-type vase having the above configuration, it can be disassembled and carried small when taking it to an exhibition hall or the like. It can be assembled into a vase with a desired shape on the mounting surface, and when storing it, not only does it take up space, but also it can form vases with various shapes depending on the combination and assembly method of the rod-shaped members used In addition, when assembling, it is possible to change the placement and orientation of the base on the mounting surface to further expand the degree of freedom of the shape of the vase to be assembled. The degree of freedom can be further increased. Since the assembled vase itself is excellent in appearance such as decorativeness and design, it is useful as a vase for appreciation.

  In addition, this invention is not limited to the said structure, A various change can be made in the range which does not deviate from the summary of this invention.

A, B Assembling type vase 10, 20, 30, 40 Base part 1a Insertion hole 1d Overlapping part 1, 11-17, 21-26, 31-35, 41-43 Plate material 2 Bar-shaped member 2a Bending part 2b Linear body 3 substantially ring-shaped member 4 water retention container

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A bar-like member having a bent part and a base part having a three-dimensional shape formed by a plate material and having a plurality of insertion holes through which the bar-like member can be inserted, and an arbitrary position of the base part An assembling type flower vase characterized in that the rod-shaped member is inserted into the insertion hole, and the rod-shaped member is detachably attached to the base so that the rod-shaped member can maintain a desired shape. The assembly-type vase according to claim 1, wherein the number of the opening holes in the base part is three times or more the number of the rod-shaped members attached to the base part. The assembled flower vase according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the base part is formed so as to be able to stand up by combining a plurality of plate members so as to form a three-dimensional shape that is asymmetric in the front-rear and / or left-right direction. A plurality of plate members each formed so as to form a three-dimensional shape are sequentially overlapped with each other, and the plate portions are axially fixed at the overlapping portions so as to be rotatable. The assembled vase according to 1 or 2. The assembled flower vase according to any one of claims 1 to 4, further comprising a substantially ring-shaped member made of an elastic material interposed between the wall of the insertion hole and the rod-shaped member. The assembled flower vase according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a helical linear body is attached to a part of the rod-shaped member in the length direction. The assembled flower vase according to any one of claims 1 to 6, further comprising a water retaining container that is detachably attached to the assembled flower container.

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