JP3212941U - Antique pedestal - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To prevent bones stored in a freestanding manner in a tombstone antique housing space for a long time from shaking due to an earthquake or falling due to accumulated water in the antique housing space due to heavy rain. Providing a pedestal for firewood. A flat support base (tatami floor) 2 and a covering member (tatami surface) covering the upper surface of the support base (tatami floor) 2 are arranged in a tombstone antique housing space. 1 and a magnet 3 disposed inside the support base 2. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to an antique pedestal installed in a tombstone antique housing space.

  In Japan, when people died, it was common to take a form of cremation that was buried in the soil while containing the body in a cage, but now a method called cremation is generally adopted The urn containing the remains is placed in the gravestone's urn storage space.

  Tombstones having an antique housing space are widely known, and for example, those disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 4 exist. These tombstone storage spaces are usually used to store an arbitrary number of urns with the remains of each deceased within the scope of a couple or family. It is sized to accommodate about 4 urns.

  In the use of this urn accommodating space, when a new urn is additionally accommodated in the state where the urn is already accommodated inside, the bone already accommodated as long as the number of urns is small It can be done without moving the heel, but when the number of urns in the urn storage space increases, if necessary, secure the storage space in advance by moving the previously stored urn, This is done to accommodate new antiques.

  In many cases, the lower surface of the antique housing space is left as a soil surface connected to the land supporting the tombstone (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The grounds for this are thought to be in the notion of religion that “people return to the soil when they die”. In this case, the lower surface of the urn is in close contact with the soil surface. However, there are cases where the lower surface is finished with concrete because of the bereaved family's thought that it is dirty and pitiful to place an urn containing the remains to be worshiped in contact with the soil surface (see, for example, Patent Documents 2 and 3).

  As described above, there are various forms of the antique housing space, but the antique housed in the space is only placed in a self-supporting state by gravity on the lower surface of the antique housing space. However, the fact is that no special measures to prevent falls are taken.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-279904 No. 3-50202 JP 2005-163333 A JP 2010-189848 A

  As described above, the urn accommodated in the urn accommodation space in a self-supporting state is in a state of being easily collapsed, and has fallen frequently due to the occurrence of earthquakes. In addition, when a relatively strong shaking occurs due to an earthquake, the fallen urn may break or the lid of the urn may come off, and the remains contained in it may spill out, and the spilled remains There is also a situation where it mixes with other urns.

On the other hand, when the lower surface of the antique housing space is made of concrete, heavy rain may cause water to accumulate in the antique housing space. May cause the same situation as above.
An object of the present invention is to provide an antique pedestal capable of preventing the occurrence of these situations.

  In order to achieve the above object, an urn pedestal according to the present invention is arranged in a tombstone urn accommodating space, and an urn is placed on an upper surface thereof. A covering member covering the upper surface of the table and a magnet disposed inside the support table are provided.

  At this time, a tatami mat made of synthetic resin is preferably used as the covering member, and the magnet is preferably a permanent magnet.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to prevent the urn placed on the upper surface from overturning due to the shaking of the earthquake or the buoyancy of water for a long period of time by the magnetic force generated from the magnet.

  Further, when a tatami surface made of a synthetic resin is used as a covering member, it satisfies the deceased's desire to respect the deceased and “I want to die on the tatami”. If the magnet is a permanent magnet, the structure is simple and low cost.

1 is a perspective view of an antique pedestal that is a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. It is side surface expansion sectional drawing which shows a part of said pedestal for bases. It is a usage pattern figure of the said pedestal for urns. It is the side view which showed an example of the tombstone and showed a part in cross section. It is a perspective view of the base for antiques which is the 2nd example of the present invention.

First, a first embodiment of an antique pedestal according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an antique pedestal (hereinafter referred to as “first tatami seat”) according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view in side view of a central portion of the first tatami seat.

  The first tatami seat 100 includes a tatami table 1 that forms a covering member, a tatami floor 2 that forms a support, and a magnet 3. The tatami mat 1 is woven by weaving warp yarn 1b with a transverse strip material 1a, which is a rush-like resin material, as in the prior art. For example, a material made of a synthetic resin material such as polyester is used as 1b. Further, tatami edges 1c1 and 1c2 made of a synthetic resin such as polyester are attached to each end in the width direction of the group of horizontally oriented strips 1a.

  The tatami floor 2 has a top view of a square shape with a side length of about 25 cm, and a thickness t1 of about 2 cm. The tatami floor 2 of this example is composed of an upper layer member 2a that is a polystyrene foam body and a lower layer member 2b that is an acrylic plate. The upper layer member 2a has a thickness t12 of about 1, 5 cm, and the lower layer member 2b has a thickness. t13 is set to about 0.5 cm.

  In this example, the magnet 3 is a ferrite permanent magnet having a donut shape having an outer diameter of about 10 cm. The magnet 3 is disposed within the thickness range of the polystyrene foam body 2a at the center position of the tatami floor 2 in plan view. The magnet 3 may be fixed arbitrarily, but in this example, a circular foam hole a1 is provided in the polystyrene foam body 2a, and a cup-shaped container 4 made of stainless steel is provided in the circular through hole a1. A donut-shaped magnet 3 is arranged in the container 4. A nut body 5 is disposed at the center position on the bottom surface of the container 4. The magnet 3, the container 4 and the acrylic plate 2b are integrated by screwing a male screw 6 made of stainless steel from the lower surface side of the acrylic plate 2b to the nut body 5. The magnet 3 is fixed to the inner bottom surface of the container 4 with a durable adhesive. At this time, the upper surface of the magnet 3, the upper surface of the nut body 5, and the upper end surface of the container 4 are matched with the upper surface of the polystyrene foam body 2a.

  The tatami mat 1 is attached in a state of being in close contact with the upper surface and side surfaces of the tatami floor 2 and all the outer peripheral edges are made to reach the lower surface of the acrylic plate 2b. And the vinyl chloride sheet 7 is affixed on the whole range of the lower surface of the acrylic board 2b with the existing adhesive which has durability for at least several decades. This PVC sheet 7 contributes to fixing the outer peripheral edge of the tatami mat 1 to the lower surface of the acrylic plate 2b.

Next, a usage example of the first tatami seat 100 will be described.
FIG. 3 is a side view view of the first tatami seat 100 and FIG. 4 is a side view showing an example of a tombstone used for the first tatami seat 100.

An antique housing space K is formed inside the lawn table 8 and below the middle table 9. The lower surface of the antique housing space K is in a state in which a portion of the soil supporting the lawn table 8 is leveled. The ground surface is K1.
The first tatami seat 100 is inserted into the urn accommodating space K so that the tatami mat surface 1 is on the upper side, and is arranged horizontally at an appropriate position on the soil surface K1 as shown in FIG. Then, nails 9 made of stainless steel are driven around the tatami mat seat 100 at several positions facing each other in the horizontal direction, and the tatami mat seat 100 is moved up and down and left and right by the position holding force of the nail 9. Make it difficult.

  On the other hand, since the urn 10 is generally made of a non-magnetic material such as pottery, for example, a circular stainless steel plate 11 is attached to the bottom surface thereof with an adhesive. As this adhesive, an existing adhesive that can maintain the adhesive force for a long time is used. The urn 10 in such a state is placed at the center position on the upper surface of the first tatami seat 100 of this example to be in a self-supporting posture. The antique 10 can be handled in the same way as a new one by attaching the stainless steel plate 11 even if it has been placed on the soil surface in the antique housing space K for a long time.

  As a result, the stainless steel plate 11 is attracted to the upper surface side of the tatami surface 1 by the magnetic force of the magnet 3, and the first tatami seat 100 and the urn 10 are integrated. Therefore, even if the urn 10 and the first tatami seat 100 are strongly shaken up and down and left and right by an earthquake, or receive the buoyancy of the accumulated water in the urn storage space K caused by heavy rain or the like, the urn storage space As a result, there will be no situation of moving or falling within K, and the position of the urn 10 will be stably maintained for many years.

  In addition, when another antique 10 is additionally accommodated in the antique housing space K, another first tatami seat 100 is fixed in the same manner as described above on the empty soil surface K1 in the antique housing space K. Then, the newly stored urn 10 is positioned on the tatami mat 1. In this case, the first tatami seat 100 and the urn 10 accommodated earlier may be moved as necessary.

Next, an antique pedestal (hereinafter referred to as “second tatami seat”) 101 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the second tatami seat 101.
The second tatami seat 101 is formed by integrally forming four pieces of the first tatami seat 100, and has a structure in which each row has a length of two pieces and is arranged in a planar manner in two rows. In other respects, there is no substantial difference from the first tatami seat 100. Members substantially the same as those of the first tatami seat 100 are denoted by the same reference numerals.

  When using the second tatami seat 101, for example, it is inserted into the tombstone urn containing space K as shown in FIG. Drive in and fix it on the ground. The urn 10 is placed on the tatami mat 1 at a position directly above the magnet 3 in the same manner as the first tatami seat 100. In order to conveniently place the urn urn 10, it is preferable to give an appropriate notation indicating the position of the upper surface of the tatami table 1 directly above each magnet 3.

According to the second tatami seat 101, it is not necessary to prepare one first tatami seat 100 for each of the urns 10 and labor and cost are greatly reduced.
In this second tatami seat 101, instead of the four disc-shaped magnets 3, there may be two or one smaller number of magnets 3, and the upper view shape may be, for example, a square 3 or the like.

  The first tatami seat 100 and the second tatami seat 101 described above can be used even if the lower surface of the antique housing space K is concrete. In this case, the first tatami seat 100 and the second tatami seat 101 are attached to the concrete which is the lower surface of the antique housing space K by using an existing appropriate tool or adhesive. At this time, the first tatami seat 100 or the second tatami seat 101 can be fixed without causing any future inconvenience by accurately determining the arrangement of the urn 10 to be accommodated in the future.

100 First tatami seat 101 Second tatami seat 1 Cover member (tatami surface)
2 Support stand (tatami floor)
3 magnet 10 antique K antique housing space

Claims (2)

  The urn is placed in the tombstone urn storage space, and the urn is placed on the upper surface thereof. The plate-shaped support base, the covering member covering the upper surface of the support base, and the inside of the support base are arranged. An antique pedestal comprising a magnet provided.   2. The urn pedestal according to claim 1, wherein the covering member is a tatami surface made of a synthetic resin material, and the support base is a tatami floor made of a synthetic resin material.

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