JP3185136U - Incense stick container - Google Patents

Abstract

An incense container is provided which prevents ash from adhering to the hand when taking out the incense stick and improves portability when carrying the incense stick.
SOLUTION: A space S1 is formed between a container 2 having an opening 2b on one side and a bottom 5 of the container, and is placed inside the container and an ignited incense stick is placed in a lying state. It was equipped with the mounting base 4 which has the dropping hole which drops the ash A of the incense stick 8 which was set | placed and burned in lower space S1, and the handle 3 supported by the container. As a result, it is possible to prevent ash from adhering to the hand when taking out the incense stick and to improve portability when carrying the incense stick.
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Description

  The present invention relates to the technical field of a container for an incense stick used when carrying an ignited incense stick.

Utility Model Registration No. 3137324

  When carrying an ignited incense stick, there is a risk that the burning part of the incense stick may come into contact with the person or other person holding the incense stick to cause burns. Therefore, in order to avoid such a danger, it is desirable to carry the ignited incense stick in an incense stick container.

  Such an incense stick container is configured such that an ignited incense stick can be stored and carried in a cylindrical container formed of a non-combustible material (see, for example, Patent Document 1). .

  In the incense container described in Patent Document 1, since the ignited incense stick is stored and carried in a covered container, there is no risk of the burning part coming into contact with the person or other person holding the incense stick There is little possibility to scatter ash around.

  However, in the incense container described in Patent Document 1, since the space for storing the burning incense and the space for storing the ash are not separated, the ash falls and becomes an incombustible portion of the incense stick. When attaching and taking out the incense stick, there is a possibility that ash adheres to the hand and gets dirty. Moreover, when carrying an incense stick, since the incense stick container body was gripped, there was a problem that portability was poor.

  Therefore, an object of the present invention incense stick container is to overcome the above-mentioned problems, to prevent ash from adhering to the hand when taking out the incense stick, and to improve portability when carrying the incense stick.

  First, the incense container according to the present invention is ignited while being disposed inside the container in a state where a space is formed between the container having an opening on one side and the bottom of the container. The incense stick is placed in a state where the incense stick is laid down and includes a placing table having a drop hole for dropping the burned incense stick ash into the space, and a handle supported by the container.

  Thereby, the burned incense stick ash does not remain on the mounting table, and the handle is gripped when carrying the incense stick container.

  Secondly, in the incense stick container according to the present invention, it is desirable that the handle is rotatably supported by the container.

  Accordingly, the position of the handle relative to the container is changed by rotating the handle relative to the container.

  Thirdly, in the incense stick container according to the present invention described above, it is desirable that a cover for covering a part of the opening of the container is provided.

  Thereby, at least one part of the space where an incense stick is arrange | positioned is covered with a cover.

  Fourthly, in the incense stick container according to the present invention described above, it is desirable that the cover is rotatably supported by the container.

  Thereby, the cover is rotated and the opening of the container is opened and closed.

  Fifth, in the incense container according to the present invention described above, it is desirable that the container is formed in a shape that spreads outward as it approaches the opening from the bottom.

  Thereby, the container has a shape in which the bottom side is narrower than the opening side.

  According to the present invention, the burned incense stick ash does not remain on the mounting table, and the handle is gripped when carrying the incense stick container. It is possible to improve portability when carrying incense sticks.

1 and 2 show a first embodiment of the invented incense container, and this figure is an exploded perspective view showing the incense container together with the incense stick. It is sectional drawing of the container for incense sticks shown with an incense stick. It is a perspective view which shows the state in which the container for several incense sticks was piled up. It is a perspective view of the container for incense sticks concerning a 2nd embodiment. It is a perspective view of the container for incense sticks concerning a 3rd embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view of the container for incense sticks concerning a 4th embodiment. It is sectional drawing of the container for incense sticks which concerns on 5th Embodiment shown with an incense stick.

  EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Below, the form for implementing this invention incense container is demonstrated with reference to an accompanying drawing.

  First, the incense container 1 according to the first embodiment will be described (see FIGS. 1 to 3). The incense container 1 includes a container 2, a handle 3, and a mounting table 4 each formed of a non-combustible material such as metal (see FIG. 1).

  The container 2 is formed in a box shape opened upward. The container 2 includes a bottom portion 5, a pair of first side surface portions 6, 6 and a pair of second side surface portions 7, 7. The bottom 5 is formed in a substantially rectangular shape when viewed from above and below. In the following description, the longitudinal direction of the bottom 5 is defined as the front-rear direction, and the short direction is defined as the left-right direction.

  The first side surface portions 6 and 6 protrude substantially upward from both left and right end portions of the bottom portion 5 and are formed so as to be separated from each other as going upward. The second side surface portions 7 and 7 protrude substantially upward from both front and rear end portions of the bottom portion 5 and are formed to be separated from each other as going upward. Therefore, the space 2a inside the container 2 is formed so that the area increases as it goes upward.

  The handle 3 is formed in a U-shape, and includes a handle portion 3a extending in the left-right direction and a pair of support portions 3b and 3b protruding in the same direction perpendicular to both ends in the longitudinal direction of the handle portion 3a. The handle 3 is rotatably supported at the front end portions of the support portions 3 b and 3 b at the center portion in the front-rear direction of the upper end portion of the container 2. The length of the support portion 3b is set to be substantially longer than approximately half of the length in the front-rear direction of the upper end portion of the container 2, and the handle portion 3a is formed to have substantially the same length as the length in the left-right direction of the container 2.

  The tip portions of the support portions 3b and 3b are connected to the outer surface sides of the first side surface portions 6 and 6 in a state having friction, respectively. As a structure for generating friction between the support portion 3 b and the first side surface portion 6, for example, the support portion 3 b is attached to the first side surface portion 6 by a stopper or the like so that the support portion 3 b does not fall off from the first side surface portion 6. A structure in which rubbers, springs, and the like are connected and disposed between the support portion 3b and the first side surface portion 6 is used. Thus, by generating friction between the support portion 3 b and the first side surface portion 6, the handle 3 can be held at an arbitrary rotational position with respect to the container 2.

  The mounting table 4 includes a mounting portion 4a and a plurality of protruding portions 4b, 4b,. The mounting portion 4a is a mesh-like member having a rectangular shape whose outer shape is slightly smaller than the bottom portion 5, and has a plurality of dropping holes 4c, 4c,. The protruding portions 4b, 4b,... Protrude downward from the outer peripheral portion of the placement portion 4a. In addition, the mounting table 4 does not need to have the mounting portion 4a formed in a mesh shape, and can have an arbitrary shape as long as a drop hole is formed.

  In the incense container 1 configured as described above, the mounting table 4 is inserted into the space 2 a of the container 2 from the opening 2 b and is disposed on the upper surface of the bottom 5. In a state in which the mounting table 4 is disposed on the bottom part 5, the lower surfaces of the projecting parts 4b, 4b, ... contact the bottom part 5, and a lower space S1 is formed between the mounting part 4a and the bottom part 5 ( (See FIG. 2). Further, the upper side of the lower space S1 in the space 2a is formed as an upper space S2, and an ignited incense stick 8 is inserted into the upper space S2 and placed on the placement portion 4a of the placement table 4. The ash A generated by burning the incense stick 8 falls to the bottom part 5 through the drop holes 4c, 4c,... Formed in the placing part 4a. For this reason, the lower space S1 functions as a space for storing the dropped ash A.

  Thus, since the burning incense stick 8 is accommodated in the box-shaped container 2, it is possible to prevent the burning of the burning incense stick 8 from being extinguished by the influence of wind. In addition, by storing the burning incense stick 8 in the container 2, it is possible to prevent the incense stick 8 from falling from the incense stick container 1. Furthermore, since the upper space S2 in which the burning incense stick 8 is accommodated is separated from the lower space S1 in which the ash A is accommodated, the ash A adheres to the hand when the incense stick 8 is taken out from the container 2. Can be prevented.

  Further, when carrying the incense stick 8, the handle 3 can be held in a standing state with respect to the container 2, and there is little risk of falling while holding the incense stick container 1. The portability of the container 1 can be improved.

  Furthermore, since the container 2 is formed in a shape that expands as it goes upward, the container for incense sticks 1, 1,... Can be stacked on top and bottom (see FIG. 3). Therefore, by stacking the incense stick containers 1, 1,..., The plurality of incense stick containers 1, 1,.

  Further, in a state where the incense container 1, 1,... Overlap with each other, a space exists between the upper incense container 1 and the lower incense container 1, and the mounting table 4 is placed in this space. Can be stacked with the incense container 1, 1,. Accordingly, the mounting table 4 can be stored without being separated from the container 2, the loss of the mounting table 4 can be prevented, and the mounting table 4 needs to be inserted into the container 2 each time the incense stick 8 is stored. The incense work of the incense stick 8 in the container 2 can be performed quickly. It should be noted that the work of stacking the incense stick containers 1,... Can be performed without hindrance by retracting the handle 3 from the opening 2 b of the container 2 with the handle 3 tilted with respect to the container 2. it can.

  Next, the incense stick containers 1A, 1B, 1C, and 1D according to the second to fifth embodiments will be described (see FIGS. 4 to 7).

  The incense container 1A according to the second embodiment is different from the incense container 1 in that a cover that covers a part of the opening is supported by the container (see FIG. 4).

  A cover 9 is rotatably supported at one end in the longitudinal direction of the container 2, and the cover 9 is formed in a rectangular shape by a nonflammable material, for example. The cover 9 is rotatably supported by the container 2 through connecting portions 10 and 10 such as hinge fittings. The length of the cover 9 is, for example, approximately half of the length in the front-rear direction of the upper end portion of the container 2, and the width of the cover 9 is formed substantially the same as the length of the container 2 in the left-right direction.

  In the incense container 1A configured as described above, since the cover 9 covering a part of the opening 2b is provided, the burning incense stick 8 is protected by the cover 9 and the wind is strong. It is possible to make the fire of the incense stick 8 difficult to extinguish. In addition, since the cover 9 can cover the burning incense stick 8, the diffusion of the smoke of the incense stick 8 can be suppressed to reduce the adhesion of smoke to the hand, etc. In this way, it is possible to prevent burns by touching the burning incense stick 8.

  The cover 9 may cover at least a part of the opening 2b, and the size of the cover 9 is arbitrary. Moreover, although the example in which the cover 9 was rotatably supported by the one end part in the longitudinal direction (front-back) of the container 2 was shown above, for example, the cover 9 is attached to the one end part in the left-right direction of the container 2. You may support so that rotation is possible. Furthermore, although the example in which the cover 9 is rotatably supported by the container 2 has been described above, for example, the cover 9 may be of a type that can be separated from the container 2.

  Next, an incense container 1B according to a third embodiment will be described (see FIG. 5). The incense container 1B according to the third embodiment has a tray that is slidably supported by the container, and an insertion hole through which the tray passes is formed in the container, as compared with the incense container 1. The difference is that the length of some of the protrusions on the mounting table is short.

  A tray 11 is slidably supported on the container 2. The tray 11 is formed in a shallow box shape opened upward, and is positioned in the lower space S <b> 1 of the container 2. The tray 11 is made of a non-combustible material and is sized to cover almost the entire surface of the bottom 5 inside the protrusions 4b, 4b,. A handle portion 11 a is provided on one end surface of the tray 11. When the tray 11 is placed in the lower space S <b> 1 with the burning incense stick 8 being placed on the mounting table 4, the ash A falls on the tray 11 and accumulates.

  An insertion hole 12 is formed in the lower end portion of one first side surface portion 6 or the lower end portion of one second side surface portion 7 of the container 2, and the insertion hole 12 is horizontally long so as to allow passage of the tray 11. It is formed in a rectangular shape.

  .. Are not provided on the insertion hole 12 side of the mounting table 4. For this reason, when the mounting table 4 is disposed on the bottom 5, the handle 11 a is gripped and pulled out of the tray 2 without being hindered by the protrusions 4 b, 4 b,.

  In the incense stick container 1 </ b> B configured as described above, the ash A is accumulated in the tray 11 instead of the bottom 5 of the container 2. Therefore, the ash A of the incense stick 8 can be easily disposed by pulling out the tray 11 from the container 2.

  Next, an incense container 1C according to a fourth embodiment will be described (see FIG. 6). The incense container 1C according to the fourth embodiment is different from the incense container 1 in that a support part for supporting the mounting table is provided on the container side.

  .. Are provided on the bottom 5 of the container 2. The support portions 13, 13,... Are made of a non-combustible material, protrude upward from the bottom 5 of the container 2, and are spaced apart from front to back and left and right. In the incense container 1C, a mounting table 4C constituted only by the mounting portion 4a is used. When the mounting table 4C is mounted on the support portions 13, 13,..., A lower space S1 is formed between the mounting table 4C and the bottom portion 5. As long as the lower space S1 is formed between the mounting table 4C and the bottom portion 5, the number, shape, and size of the support portions 13, 13,... Are not particularly limited. . In addition, the support portion 13 may be formed integrally with the container 2, or may be formed separately and attached to the container 2.

  In the incense container 1C configured as described above, support portions 13, 13,... That support the mounting table 4C are provided on the container 2 side. Therefore, the lower space S1 can be formed between the bottom 5 and the mounting table 4C having a simple configuration.

  Further, by making the outer shape of the mounting table 4C larger than the bottom 5 and smaller than the opening 2b of the container 2, the mounting table 4C is positioned above the bottom 5 with the outer peripheral part in contact with the inner peripheral surface of the container 2. . Therefore, the lower space S1 can be formed between the mounting table 4C and the bottom portion 5 even if the support portions 13, 13,... Are not provided.

  Next, an incense container 1D according to a fifth embodiment will be described (see FIG. 7). The incense container 1D according to the fifth embodiment is different from the incense container 1 in that a discharge hole is formed at the lower end of the container and a lid member for opening and closing the discharge hole is provided. Yes.

  A horizontally long discharge hole 14 is formed at the lower end of the container 2, and the discharge hole 14 is formed at the lower end of one first side face 6 or the lower end of one second side face 7.

  A lid member 15 is detachably attached to the container 2. The lid member 15 is formed in a substantially rectangular parallelepiped shape having substantially the same shape and size as the discharge hole 14. For example, the lid member 15 is formed of rubber so as to seal the discharge hole 14 in a state of being inserted into the discharge hole 14. .

  A grip portion 15 a is provided on one end surface of the lid member 15, and the lid member 15 is pulled out from the discharge hole 14 by gripping the grip portion 15 a. When the lid member 15 is pulled out from the discharge hole 14, the discharge hole 14 is opened. Therefore, the ash A accumulated in the lower space S <b> 1 can be discharged to the outside of the container 2 through the discharge hole 14.

  In the incense container 1D configured as described above, the ash A is discharged to the outside through the discharge hole 14 formed in the container 2. Therefore, the ash A collected on the bottom 5 with a simple configuration can be discharged to the outside of the incense container 1D.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Container for incense stick, 1A ... Container for incense stick, 1B ... Container for incense stick, 1C ... Container for incense stick, 2 ... Container, 2b ... Opening, 3 ... Handle, 4 ... Mounting table, 4C ... Mounting base, 5 ... Bottom, S1 ... Lower space, 4c ... Falling hole, 8 ... Incense stick, 9 ... Cover, A ... Gray

Claims (5)

A container having an opening on one side;
A drop hole that is disposed inside the container in a state where a space is formed between the bottom of the container and the ignited incense stick placed and burned in a state of falling down falls into the space. A mounting table having
An incense container comprising a handle supported by the container. The incense stick container according to claim 1, wherein the handle is rotatably supported by the container. The incense stick container according to claim 1, wherein a cover that covers a part of the opening of the container is provided. The incense stick container according to claim 3, wherein the cover is rotatably supported by the container. The container for incense sticks according to claim 1, wherein the container is formed in a shape that spreads outward as the opening approaches the opening.

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