JP3207730U - Bottomless planter - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a planter in which a seedling can be easily managed by attaching a post and a net according to the use in a field or a garden, and raising and lowering a frame from a seedling pallet. [MEANS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS] A plurality of pillar holes are provided in the upper four sides of a saddle-shaped planter body that is large enough to contain two seedling pallets and faced, so that commercially available tunnel pillars and various nets can be attached. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

We have devised a planter body with a bottom, which is a saddle-shaped planter body with no bottom, and a plurality of holes into which the pillars can be installed on the upper surface facing the planter body.
A commercially available tunnel post was built into this bottomless planter so that a mini house according to the application such as a commercially available vinyl sheet, a cold chill, a sunscreen, etc. could be easily made.

  Traditionally, there are limited places such as fields, and it was difficult to grow seedlings due to daily weather conditions, but the minihouse using a bottomless planter is a frame, so it is used as a frame, so it is close to the garden, etc. Makes it easy to make flower and vegetable seedlings.

In the past, it was difficult to move from the place of installation due to the size and weight of the planter because it was supported by a planter but had a bottom.
Mini-houses with bottomless planters are frames, so it is possible to raise seedlings by attaching a support and various types of nets depending on the application in the field or in the garden (concrete, soil, etc.) Easy management and installation location can be chosen freely.

  Create a mini-house that can easily mount commercially available tunnel pillars, vinyl sheets, chillers, awning nets, etc. by creating a bottomless frame with a size that can accommodate two seedling pallets, and a hole that incorporates the pillars on the top. did.

  Minihouses with bottomless planters are lightweight and can be used by raising and lowering (covering) the frame itself.

It is a planter top view of the present invention. It is FIG. 1AA sectional drawing of the planter of this invention. This is an image of the state of use by inserting a column into a bottomless planter.

On the frame seen from above, a frame was constructed with four plates on the left, right, top, and bottom, thickening the frame of the handle, and a planter without a bottom with a support hole at the top.
The top view of FIG. 1 shows (1) main body side frame, vertical 670 mm, horizontal 870 mm, side frame vertical 600 mm, horizontal 800 mm in size (3), commercially available seedling pot pallet (330 mm x 490 mm) , 24 pots) was sized so as not to be damaged by raising and lowering the bottomless planter mini-house itself even when seedlings with 2 sheets grew.
Fig. 1 (2) Column insertion hole is 10 mm in diameter, Fig. 2 (2) hole depth is set to 60 mm, and fixing the column is considered, Fig. 1 (2) column hole is vertically (165 mm interval) horizontal (Each 215 mm interval) 5 holes on each side, (1) body side frame in FIG. 2 and (4) lower protrusions with a step and a handle, and a commercially available tunnel post size 1500 mm, 1800 mm can be selected, so that it can handle growing seedlings, flowers and vegetables.
2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG. The height of the main body is set to 200 mm, (1) the main body side frame (post hole and handle) is set to 70 mm, (3) the side frame inside (4) the lower protrusion is set to 130 mm, When used in paddy fields, etc., the side frame in Fig. 2 (3) <4> can be inserted to the lower protruding part to prevent the entry of pests (root cutting insects, etc.) in the soil. The above-ground part can protect flowers and vegetables from harmful insects (such as oilworms and green worms) by attaching various commercially available nets.
FIG. 3 [3-1] is an image of the use state (the frame is raised from the seedling pallet) with a commercially available tunnel post installed in the bottomless planter.
FIG. 3 [3-2] is an image of the usage state (the frame is lowered from the seedling pallet).
Figure 3 [3-1.3-2] is not a pictorial figure covered with a vinyl sheet.
The bottomless planter frame is made of wood in the prototype, and the actual product is made of resin, making it lighter than wood.

1. (1) Body side frame (2) Prop insertion hole Side frame in (3) 4. (4) Lower protrusion

Claims (1)

  A planter body with a bottom and a bottomless planter, and a plurality of holes into which the pillars can be installed on the top face of the planter body.

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