JP3203181U - Opening and closing structure of caroten in tombstone with movable lid - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a caroten opening and closing structure in a tombstone by a movable lid that can be easily delivered. A rectangular parallelepiped base is provided as a part of a grave structure, and a lower part 7 is formed in the base as a gap for ossification, and a rectangular parallelepiped upper base 10 located above the base. In addition, the upper part 10 is provided with an upper part 11 as a gap, and the upper part 11 and the lower part 7 are formed as a continuous space, and a side-view L-shaped caroten lid 13 is provided separately. And it is characterized by having constituted so that closure and opening of an entrance portion of a carote could be performed by contact with a carote entrance by movement of carote cover plate 13. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  This invention relates to a novel means for opening and closing a caroten in a tombstone.

  Conventionally, graves are provided with a caroten as an ossuary, and an opening / closing means for the entrance of this caroten is provided, but most of them are of an upward opening type, and there is no side opening type as shown in this plan.

As described above, the grave is provided with a carote, and there is a movable plate that opens and closes the carote.
When storing or removing bones in the grave, this movable plate is moved and the hands are put in from the opening. This movable plate is suitable for avoiding inadvertent movement. Has size and weight. Therefore, labor for moving the movable plate is required, and care must be taken so that the moved movable plate does not hit and damage the stone.
In addition, it is necessary to select an appropriate place for placing the movable plate, and care must be taken to avoid injury during work.
In view of the above, the present idea has been devised to provide means that can achieve the object with easier work than the conventional method.

As a means for solving the problems, the present plan has the following configuration.
That is, as a part of the tomb structure, a rectangular parallelepiped base is provided, a lower part of the caroten is formed in the base as a void for ossification, and a rectangular parallelepiped upper base located above the base is provided. An upper part of the caroten as an air gap is provided in the upper base, and a caroten as a continuous space is formed at the upper part of the caroten and the lower part of the caroten. It is configured to allow the entrance portion of the carote to be closed and opened by contact with the carote entrance by movement.
The present plan is a caroten open / close structure in a tombstone with a movable lid having the above configuration.

This plan has the following effects.
1. Unlike the conventional method, it is not necessary to move heavy stones to open and close the carote entrance.
2. The entrances of both the upper and lower parts of the caroten can be closed simultaneously with the L-shaped cover plate, and the caroten entrance at the time of osteogenesis can be widened.
3. By providing an offering table having an open / close door in front of the upper table, the caroten cover plate can be stored in the offering table, and the appearance can be improved.
4). By providing an offering table, it is possible to protect the carote entrance from rain and wind.

  Configuration diagram of the present invention (overall perspective view including other stone materials)   Explanatory drawing of the main part structure of the present invention (center vertical cross section representation, part omitted)   Enlarged plan view of the caroten cover plate used in the present invention   Enlarged front view of the caroten lid used in the present invention   Enlarged left side view of the caroten lid used in the present invention

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described.
In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a base, which is a rectangular parallelepiped portion having a predetermined size. 2 is a lateral lumbar that forms the side of the base, 3 is a rear lumbar that forms the rear of the base, 4 is a step-shaped forward stone located in front of the base, and 5 is a gate pillar located on both sides of the front stone. is there.
A cement solidified portion 6 formed by cement injection and solidification is formed in a portion surrounded by each of the above lumbar stones, and a carot lower portion 7 as a void portion is formed in a part thereof.
A paving stone 8 is placed and fixed above the cement solidifying portion, and the upper surface of the paving stone 8 and the upper surface of each lumbar stone are on the same plane. The paving stone 8 is integrated by abutting caulking the divided stone plates.

10 is an upper base. The upper base is a rectangular parallelepiped stone, and a part of the inner part thereof is formed with a gap and becomes the upper part 11 of the carote. Reference numeral 12 denotes a meteorite fixedly erected on the upper base.
A gap opening is formed at the center front of the upper base, and a movable caroten lid 13 for opening and closing the opening is provided separately. This caroten cover plate is a side-view L-shaped stone plate, and a pair of finger insertion holes 14 are formed in the center of the upright portion.
The caroten lower entrance has a rectangular shape, and its left and right width size is narrower than the left and right width of the caroten cover plate. The left and right width of the upper part of the carote is the same size as the lower part of the caroten.
In addition, the height of the upper entrance portion of the carote is formed to be lower than the height of the carote cover plate.
Therefore, when this caroten cover plate is brought into contact with the upper and lower entrances of the carote, the entire carote entrance can be closed with this caroten cover plate.

Reference numeral 20 denotes an offering stand located in front of the upper base, which is a stone plate portion having a substantially U-shape when viewed from the front.
In this offering table, a double-sided offering table door 21 is provided so as to be able to be opened and closed through a support member. As part of the composition of the present grave, a flower stand 30 and a grave magazine 31 are attached, and a decorative pattern 32 by sandblasting is formed at an appropriate position of the grave.

Next, the use of the present plan will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the entrance of the carote is exposed by opening the offering stand door. By pulling out the caroten cover plate that is in contact with the carote entrance, the caroto opens, so that bone can be delivered from here. After calcination, the caroten lid is again applied to the caroten entrance, and the caroto entrance is closed. Thereafter, the offering table door is closed and the operation is completed.
Since the caroten lid plate according to the present invention is L-shaped as described above, both the upper part of the caroten and the lower part of the caroten can be closed simultaneously. Because of the above-described structure, the entrance is oblique and the structure is easy to insert. In this example, a finger insertion hole is provided in the caroten lid, and the finger can be inserted and moved easily.

As mentioned above, the carot can be opened and closed with the L-shaped cover plate as described above, and the caroten cover plate can be stored in the offering stand. The feature of this proposal is that it can be protected from rain and wind. Since the conventional carote cover plate was a heavy flat plate, it had various problems, but this solution can solve this problem.
In this example, the carot is located on the ground, but the ground may be dug a little if necessary. The inner width of the caroten is formed larger than the caroten entrance width.
It should be noted that the above-described example is an example of implementation and may have other approximate configurations.
As described above, according to the present plan, it is possible to obtain the opening and closing structure of the caroten in the tombstone having various conveniences.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Base part 2 Side waist stone 3 Back rock stone 4 Forward stone 5 Gate pillar 6 Cement solidification part 7 Carote lower part 8 Paving stone 10 Upper base 11 Carote upper part 12 Meteorite 13 Caroten cover board 14 Finger insertion hole 20 Offering base 21 Offering base door 30 Flower Stand 31 Grave 32 Decorative Pattern

Claims (4)

As a part of the grave structure, a rectangular parallelepiped base is provided, a lower part of a caroten is formed in the base as a void for ossification, a rectangular parallelepiped upper base is provided above the base, and the upper base is provided. A caroten upper part is provided inside as a void part, and a caroten as a continuous space is formed at the upper part and the lower part of the carote. A structure for opening and closing a caroten in a tombstone with a movable lid, which is configured to allow the entrance and exit of the caroten to be closed and opened by contact with the caroten entrance. 2. A caroten opening / closing structure in a tombstone according to claim 1, wherein an offering table having an opening / closing lid is provided in front of the upper table, and a caroten lid plate can be accommodated inside the offering table. 3. A caroten opening / closing structure in a tombstone according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the caroten is positioned above the ground. The caroten opening and closing structure in a tombstone according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a finger insertion hole is provided in the caroten cover plate.

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