JP3222181U - Desorption structure of the altar - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a structure for detaching between columns of a Buddhist altar, which is simple in structure, has few restrictions on the shape and mounting position of the spaces, and is easy to be removed. A Buddhist altar 1 has a Buddhist altar body 10 and a balustrade 30 that can be attached to and detached from the Buddhist altar body 10. One of the Buddhist altar body 10 and the balustrade 30 is provided with a magnet 60, and the other is provided with an attracting portion 80 made of a magnetic metal or the like that is attracted to the magnet 60 by the magnetic force of the magnet 60. The detachable structure for detachably attaching the column space 30 to the Buddhist altar main body 10 through the magnet 60 and the adsorption part 80 is simple in structure, and there are few restrictions on the size and shape of the column 30 and the mounting position. Moreover, since the space 30 can be attached only by making the magnet 60 attracted | sucked by magnetic force and the adsorption | suction part 80 contact, removal | desorption operation | work is easy. [Selected figure] Figure 6

Description

  The present invention relates to a detachable structure between the columns attached to the front upper portion of the altar.

  The altar is generally box-shaped, and the front of the altar has an open or front door openable or closable. At the upper front edge of the altar, inter-columns are installed. In recent years, the design of Buddhist altars is also diversified, and various design columns are used. By attaching the space to suit your wishes, you can make the atmosphere of the altar the way you like. For example, by attaching a space between luxurious sculptures, it is possible to bring out a sense of luxury and majesty. Or, by putting the space between the simple design, you can create a simple and contemporary atmosphere. Patent Literature 1 describes that a space between columns (for space between columns) can be attached to and detached from the main body of the altar, and that the altar can exchange the spaces according to the preference and the situation of the user.

Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 1-150084

  The following structure is proposed by patent document 1 as a structure which attaches the space between columns (space between space material) with respect to a Buddhist altar main body so that attachment or detachment is possible. The first detachable structure is a structure in which a space material is attached between an upper plate constituting a ceiling surface of the altar body and a long press attached to the lower side of the upper plate. The upper end of the inter-column material is fitted into the groove formed in the upper plate, and the lower end of the inter-column material is dropped into the groove formed in the long press. When the inter-column material is lifted up to the upper end of the groove formed in the upper plate, the lower end of the inter-column material is detached from the groove formed in the long press, so the inter-column material can be detached. In the second detachable structure, notches are formed in the pillars arranged on the left and right sides of the front of the altar, and both ends of the column material are placed on the notches and the end of the column material is pressed by the claw members. is there. Furthermore, in the third detachable structure, a cross bar is attached along the lower surface of the upper plate of the Buddhist altar main body, and an engagement groove formed at the front end of the cross bar is engaged with an engagement groove formed at the upper end of the inter-bar material Is attached to the

  As described above, Patent Literature 1 proposes various desorption structures for detachably attaching the inter-column space (member for inter-column material) to the main body of the Buddhist altar. However, since all of these desorption structures have to form grooves and asperities with complicated shapes, processing takes time. Moreover, since the attachment position between columns is limited to the position where uneven | corrugated shape engages, it is difficult to shift an attachment position. Furthermore, there is also a problem that it is difficult to change the shape or size between the columns. In addition, since the concavo-convex shape needs to be accurately engaged, a precise engagement operation is required, and the detachment operation is troublesome.

  In view of these points, the subject of the present invention is that there is no need to process complicated shapes in the Buddhist altar in which the columns can be detached from the main body of the altar, and there are few restrictions on the shapes between the columns and the mounting position. , It is to propose the desorption structure between the columns for easy desorption work.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention is an inter-column detachable structure of the Buddhist altar including the altar and the altar, wherein any one between the altar and the altar has a magnet, and the other is by the magnetic force of the magnet. The suction unit is provided so as to be adsorbed to the magnet, and the space between the columns is detachably attached to the altar through the magnet and the adsorption unit.

  In the present invention, the space between the columns is detachably attached to the altar of the altar by utilizing the adsorption force (magnetic force) acting between the magnet and the adsorption portion. The adsorbing portion may be, for example, a magnet or a magnetic body attached to a magnet such as iron. As described above, in the structure for attracting the member by the magnet, it is only necessary to attach the magnet and the adsorbing portion to a position opposite to each other, and therefore, it is not necessary to provide an engaging structure such as grooves or irregularities. Therefore, it is not necessary to process complicated shapes. Moreover, there are few restrictions with respect to the dimension between a column, a shape, and an attachment position. Therefore, the variation between the columns can be increased. Alternatively, it is possible to commonize the columns in a plurality of types of altars. Furthermore, since the attachment is completed only by bringing the magnet and the adsorbing part into contact with each other, the detachment operation is easy.

  In the present invention, it is desirable to have a fall preventing auxiliary member that connects the altar and the column. For example, it is possible to connect the altar and the column using a fall preventing auxiliary member such as a wire or a chain. In this way, even if the adsorption portion is detached from the magnet due to an impact or the like, since the altar and the column are connected by the fall preventing auxiliary member, the column can be prevented from falling. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the damage between the columns. Further, since it is possible to prevent the fallen space from hitting the lower article, it is possible to prevent the articles in the altar and the altar body from being scratched.

  In the present invention, it is preferable that the altar has an engaging portion capable of engaging the fall preventing auxiliary member, and the engaging portion is capable of attaching a solemnity. As described above, when the fall preventing auxiliary member and the solemnity are attached to the common engaging portion, it is not necessary to separately provide the engaging portions. Therefore, the number of engaging portions can be reduced, and the time and effort for attaching the engaging portions can be reduced.

  According to the present invention, since the space between the columns is detachably attached to the main body of the altar by utilizing the adsorption force (magnetic force) acting between the magnet and the adsorption portion, an engagement structure such as grooves or irregularities is provided. There is no need. Therefore, it is not necessary to process complicated shapes. Moreover, there are few restrictions with respect to the dimension and shape between columns, and an attachment position. Therefore, the variation between the columns can be increased. Alternatively, it is possible to commonize the columns in a plurality of types of altars. Furthermore, since the attachment is completed only by bringing the magnet and the adsorbing part into contact with each other, the detachment operation is easy.

It is a front view of a Buddhist altar to which this invention is applied. It is the longitudinal cross-sectional view and cross-sectional view of the altar of FIG. It is the partial perspective view and partial sectional view which looked at the Buddhist altar main body from which the door and the space were removed from lower side. It is a perspective view and a sectional view between columns. It is explanatory drawing which looked at the state which attached the space | interval to the altar body with a magnet and an adsorption | suction part from the side. It is explanatory drawing which looked at the state by which the space was suspended from the Buddhist altar main body by the auxiliary member for fall prevention from the front. It is a front view of a Buddhist altar showing the state exchanged with other columns. It is explanatory drawing of the magnet of the modification 1, and an adsorption | suction part. It is sectional drawing which shows the attachment structure of the magnet of modification 2, and an adsorption | suction part. It is explanatory drawing of the space between columns of the modification 3, and the auxiliary member for fall prevention.

  Hereinafter, with reference to the drawings, an embodiment of the inter-column desorption structure of the altar to which the present invention is applied will be described.

(Whole composition of the altar)
FIG. 1 is a front view of a Buddhist altar to which the present invention is applied, FIG. 1 (a) is a front view of a state in which the door is closed, and FIG. 1 (b) is a front view of the state in which the door is omitted. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view and a transverse sectional view of the Buddhist altar of FIG. 1, FIG. 2 (a) is a longitudinal sectional view cut along line A-A of FIG. 1 (a), and FIG. It is the cross-sectional view cut | disconnected by the BB line of 1 (a). In the present specification, the three directions of XYZ are orthogonal to each other, the X direction is the width direction of the altar 1, the Y direction is the depth direction (longitudinal direction) of the altar 1, and the Z direction is the vertical direction of the altar 1. Further, the front of the altar 1 is Y1, the rear is Y2, the upper side of the altar 1 is Z1, and the lower side is Z2.

  As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the altar 1 has a box shape elongated in the vertical direction Z as a whole. In addition, the shape of the altar 1 is not limited to vertically long, and may be horizontally long. The altar 1 includes an altar body 10, a door 20 for opening and closing the front side of the altar body 10, a space 30 detachably attached to the upper front of the altar body 10 with the door 20 opened, and an inner space of the altar body 10. An internal structure 40 is provided. Further, as shown by a dotted line in FIG. 1, the altar 1 may be provided with a solemnity tool 50 suspended at the rear of the column space 30. The Buddhist altar main body 10 includes a bottom plate 11, a back plate 12 rising upward from the rear end of the bottom plate 11, a pair of left and right side plates 13 and 14 rising upward Z1 from edges on both sides in the width direction X of the bottom plate 11, An upper plate 15 is connected to the upper ends of the side plates 13 and 14 and covers the upper side of the bottom plate 11.

  As shown in FIG. 1A, the door 20 includes a left door 21 and a right door 22 attached to the side plates 13 and 14 via hinges (not shown). The left side door 21 and the right side door 22 are configured symmetrically with respect to the center in the width direction X of the Buddhist altar main body 10, and are opened and closed in a double door manner. The left door 21 and the right door 22 are provided with finger hooks 23 extending in the vertical direction Z, respectively. The lower portion of the finger hanging portion 23 has a curved shape that curves outward in the width direction X as it goes downward Z2. The finger hooking portion 23 has a step-like shape, and the inside and the outside of the width direction X of the finger hooking portion 23 have different colors. For this reason, in the front of the altar 1, in the state where the door 20 is closed, an extended eight-shaped line is formed to make the image of the hand held by the hand hold. The door 20 can be manually opened and closed by putting a finger on the finger rest 23 and pulling the left door 21 and the right door 22 forward Y 1.

  The internal structure 40 supports the middle step plate 41 which divides the internal space of the Buddhist altar main body 10 up and down, the upper stage plate 42 disposed in a state of being overlapped on the middle stage plate 41, and both ends of the middle stage plate 41 in the width direction. The support members 43 and 44, and a puller 45 and the like disposed below the middle step plate 41 are provided. As shown in FIG. 2 (b), the front end edge of the middle step plate 41 has a curved shape that curves so that the center in the width direction X is recessed in the rear Y2. On the other hand, the front end edge of the upper stage plate 42 is at a position retracted rearward Y 2 from the middle step plate 41, and a semicircular protruding portion projecting forward Y 1 is provided at the center of the upper stage plate 42 in the width direction X There is. The front end edge of the hook 45 is located on the front Y 1 with respect to the middle plate 41 and extends linearly in the width direction X. As shown in FIG. 1 (b) and FIG. 2 (a), a drawer 46 is attached between the hook 45 and the bottom plate 11. At the center of the width direction X of the drawer 46, a finger hooking portion of a wide end-of-eight line is formed.

As shown in FIG. 2A, a rear back plate 47 positioned at the center of the back plate 12 in the width direction X is provided at the rear Y 2 of the upper stage plate 42. In the internal space of the Buddhist altar main body 10, the back plate 47 extends from the rear Y2 of the upper plate 42 to the upper Z1. At the left and right side edges of the rear back plate 47, vertical frames 48 extending in the vertical direction Z are provided. The upper end of the back plate 47 extends to the upper plate 15. As shown in FIGS. 2 (a) and 3 (a), at the front Y1 of the back plate 47, a lowered ceiling 16 which is one step lower than the lower side surface of the upper plate 15 is provided. A downlight 17 is attached to the center of the lowered ceiling 16. A front plate 18 protruding from the upper plate 15 to the lower side Z2 is attached to the front end of the lowered ceiling 16. The front end face of the front plate 18 has a curved shape projecting forward Y 1 (see FIG. 3A). The front plate 18 functions as a blindfold covering the downlight 17 from the front Y1. In addition, the form of the door 20 and the structure provided in the internal space of the Buddhist altar main body 10 are not limited to the above things, It can change suitably.

(Desorption structure between columns)
FIG. 3A is a partial perspective view of the Buddhist altar main body 10 from which the door 20 and the column space 30 are removed as viewed from the lower side Z2. FIG. 3B is a partial sectional view of the altar main body 10 with the attached position of the magnet 60 cut. It is a figure (CC sectional drawing of Fig.3 (a)). As shown in FIG. 3A, an upper frame 19 extending in the width direction X is attached to the lower side surface of the upper plate 15 at a position Y2 slightly behind the front end edge of the upper plate 15. The front end edge of the upper plate 15 projects forward Y 1 more than the front end surfaces of the side plates 13 and 14. The front end face of the upper frame 19 is located slightly rearward of the front end faces of the side plates 13 and 14 or substantially flush with the front end faces of the side plates 13 and 14.

  On the lower surface of the upper plate 15, magnets 60 are attached to the rear Y 2 of the upper frame 19 at two places separated in the width direction X. The magnets 60 are arranged at two positions equidistant from the center in the width direction X of the altar 10. The magnet 60 of the present embodiment is a neodymium magnet. The magnet 60 is preferably a strong one such as a neodymium magnet, but may be another kind of magnet. The magnet 60 has a constant thickness in the vertical direction Z, and has a circular outer shape when viewed in the vertical direction Z. The magnet 60 is screwed to the upper plate 15 by a fixing screw 61. As shown in FIG. 3 (b), in the screw hole 65 formed at the center of the magnet 60, a counterbore for accommodating the head 62 of the fixing screw 61 is formed. Accordingly, the head portion 62 of the fixing screw 61 is mounted so as not to protrude below the lower end surface 63 of the magnet 60 Z2.

  As shown in FIG. 3A, on the lower side surface of the upper plate 15, engaging portions 70 are provided at two positions separated in the width direction X at a position Y2 further rearward than the magnet 60. The engaging portions 70 are arranged at two equal distances from the center in the width direction X of the altar 10. In the present embodiment, a metal fitting (heaton) having a threaded portion formed at one end is used as the engaging portion 70. By screwing the screw portion of the metal fitting to the upper plate 15, an annular portion 70a formed at the other end of the metal fitting protrudes downward from the upper plate 15. One end of a fall preventing auxiliary member 71 (see FIG. 5) to be described later is engaged with each of the two engaging portions 70. The fall prevention auxiliary member 71 is a member for connecting the altar body 10 and the column space 30 to prevent the fall thereof.

  4A and 4B are a perspective view and a cross-sectional view of the inter-column space 30, FIG. 4A is a perspective view of the inter-column space 30 as viewed from the front upper side, and FIG. It is sectional drawing (the DD sectional drawing of Fig.4 (a)) cut | disconnected. The column gap 30 is a linear member that is long in the width direction X. The length (dimension in the width direction X) of the inter-column space 30 is determined in accordance with the size of the opening of the altar 10 (internal dimensions of the side plates 13 and 14). The space 30 is a member having a substantially rectangular cross section, and includes a decorative surface 31 on which a decorative engraving and a finish are applied. In the present embodiment, a groove-like concavo-convex pattern extending in the width direction X is provided on the decorative surface 31. However, the shape and finish of the decorative surface 31 can be various forms. The column space 30 is attached to the altar body 10 so that the decorative surface 31 faces the front Y1. Moreover, the inter-column space 30 is provided with the back surface 33 which faces the decorative surface 31 and the opposite side (back Y2). A groove-like concavo-convex pattern similar to that of the decorative surface 31 is formed on the back side surface 33 in the column space 30 of the present embodiment. The shape and finish of the back side surface 33 may be different from that of the decorative surface 31. In this case, since the atmosphere of the altar 1 changes depending on which of the back surface 33 and the decorative surface 31 is directed to the front Y 1, the atmosphere of the altar 1 can be changed with one column 30.

The column space 30 includes an upper surface 32 facing upward Z1 when the decorative surface 31 is directed forward Y1. The upper surface 32 is flat and faces the upper plate 15. An adsorbing portion 80 is attached to the top surface 32 of the column space 30 at a position facing the magnet 60 attached to the upper plate 15. The adsorbing portions 80 are disposed at two positions equidistant from the center of the column space 30 in the width direction X. In addition, the two suction portions 80 are respectively disposed at the center of the top surface 32 in the front-rear direction Y. The adsorption unit 80 is made of a material that is adsorbed to the magnet 60 by the magnetic force. For example, in the present embodiment, a washer made of a magnetic metal such as iron is used as the adsorption unit 80. The suction portion 80 has a constant thickness in the vertical direction Z, and has a circular outer shape when viewed in the vertical direction Z. The adsorbing portion 80 has substantially the same diameter as the magnet 60, and is screwed to the upper surface 32 of the column space 30 by a fixing screw 81. As shown in FIG. 5B, the head portion 82 of the fixing screw 81 is located substantially at the same position as the upper end surface 83 of the washer which is the suction portion 80 or at a position Z2 lower than the upper end surface 83.

  As shown in FIG. 4A, on the upper surface 32 of the column space 30, engaging portions 72 for engaging the other end of the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 are attached at two places. The engaging portions 72 are attached at two positions apart in the width direction X at the edge on the rear Y 2 side of the upper surface 32 of the column gap 30. Each engaging portion 72 is located in the front Y1 of the engaging portion 70 on the side of the Buddhist altar main body 10 described above. In the present embodiment, a metal fitting screwed to the upper surface 32 of the space 30 is used as the engaging portion 72. At the rear end of the metal fitting, a substantially triangular frame-like portion 72a which can swing in the vertical direction Z is provided.

  FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the state where the inter-column space 30 is attached to the altar body 10 by the magnet 60 and the adsorbing part 80 as viewed from the side. The column space 30 is detachably attached to the altar 10 through the magnet 60 and the suction unit 80. That is, when the lower end surface 63 of the magnet 60 and the upper end surface 83 of the suction unit 80 are brought into close contact, the column gap 30 is held by the adsorption force (magnetic attraction force) acting between the magnet 60 and the adsorption unit 80. In this embodiment, since the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 respectively project from the surface of the upper plate 15 and the space 30, there is a gap corresponding to the thickness of the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 between the space 30 and the upper plate 15. It is formed. However, since the upper frame 19 is attached to the front end edge of the upper plate 15, the gap in which the magnet 60 and the adsorption portion 80 are arranged is hidden by the upper frame 19 and can not be seen from the front Y1. (Refer to FIG. 1 (b)).

  As shown in FIG. 5, the frame-like portion 72a of the engaging portion 72 on the side of the inter-column 30 mentioned above and the annular portion 70a of the engaging portion 70 on the side of the Buddhist altar 10 on the rear Y2 of the inter-column 30 Are spaced apart. The inter-column space 30 is not only detachably attached to the altar 10 through the magnet 60 and the adsorption part 80 but also by the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 bridged between the engagement part 70 and the engagement part 72. It is connected to the Buddhist altar main body 10.

  The fall preventing auxiliary member 71 includes a connection ring 71 a and hooked fittings 71 b and 71 c passed through the connection ring 71 a. The fall preventing auxiliary member 71 is bridged between the engaging portion 70 and the engaging portion 72 in a state in which these three members are connected in a line. More specifically, the hooked fitting 71c extended diagonally upward and rearward from the connection ring 71a is engaged with the annular portion 70a of the engaging portion 70, and the hooked fitting 71b extended from the connection ring 71a toward the front Y1 Is engaged with the frame-like portion 72 a of the engaging portion 72, the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 is bridged between the engaging portions 70 and 72.

  In the present embodiment, as shown by dotted lines in FIG. 5, the engaging portion 70 of the Buddhist altar main body 10 can also be used as a member on which a solemnity tool 50 such as a chopstick can be hung. A connecting member 51 such as a chain is connected to the upper end of the solemnity tool 50. When the upper end of the connecting member 51 is engaged with the engaging portion 70, the solemnity tool 50 is suspended from the upper plate 15. Since the engaging portions 70 are provided at two places, the majestic tool 50 is suspended symmetrically one by one on the left and right sides of the space of the front Y 1 of the rear back plate 47 (see FIG. 1B).

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of the state where the inter-column space 30 is suspended from the Buddhist altar main body 10 by the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 as viewed from the front Y1. Even if shock or vibration is applied to the Buddhist altar main body 10 and the adsorbing portion 80 is separated from the magnet 60, in the present embodiment, the altar 30 and the inter-column space 30 are connected by the fall preventing auxiliary member 71. It does not fall, and as shown in FIG. 6, the inter-column space 30 is held in a state in which the inter-column space 30 is suspended from the altar 30. In the present embodiment, the engaging portions 70 and 72 are provided at two places separated in the width direction X, and the fall preventing auxiliary members 71 are provided one by one at each of the two places. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 6, the column space 30 does not incline in the vertical direction Z, and is suspended from the upper plate 15 of the altar 10 in a horizontal state.

  The attachment / detachment work of the column space 30 with respect to the Buddhist altar main body 10 is performed as follows. First, when the inter-column space 30 is attached to the altar body 10, the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 are first brought into contact and the inter-column space 30 is held only by the magnetic force. After that, the space 30 and the altar 10 are connected by the fall preventing auxiliary member 71. For example, the fall prevention auxiliary member 71 is engaged with the engagement portion 70 of the Buddhist altar main body 10, and the engagement portion 72 of the space 30 is formed at the lower end of the two fall prevention auxiliary members 71 suspended from the engagement portion 70. Engage. Alternatively, the upper ends of the two fall preventing auxiliary members 71 engaged with the engaging portions 72 of the column space 30 are lifted and engaged with the engaging portions 70 of the altar 10. When removing the space 30 from the Buddhist altar main body 10, the procedure may be reversed.

  FIG. 7 is a front view of the altar 1 shown in a state of being exchanged with another column 130. A column gap 130 shown in FIG. 7 has a shape in which one end in the width direction X protrudes downward Z 2, and a portion such as a family crest by hand engraving of a craftsman is given to the protruding portion. Thus, it can be seen that the atmosphere of the altar 1 is largely changed by exchanging the columns 130 having different designs.

(Main effects of this form)
As described above, the altar 1 of the present embodiment has the altar body 10 and the column space 30 detachable from the altar body 10, and one of the altar body 10 and the altar 30 (in the present embodiment, the altar body 10 Is provided with a magnet 60, and the other of the altar body 10 and the column space 30 (in the present embodiment, the column space 30) is provided with an adsorbing portion 80 which is adsorbed to the magnet 60 by the magnetic force of the magnet 60. As described above, in the structure in which the column gap 30 is detachably attached to the altar 10 using the attraction force acting between the magnet 60 and the attraction unit 80, the position where the magnet 60 and the attraction unit 80 are opposed to each other. As compared with the case of providing an engaging structure such as a groove or an unevenness, the shapes of the altar body 10 and the space 30 can be simplified. Therefore, the processing cost can be reduced.

  Moreover, the detachable structure by the magnet 60 has few restrictions with respect to the dimension of the column space 30, a shape, and an attachment position. For example, although it is necessary to match the length of the space 30 (dimension in the width direction X) to the frontage dimension of the altar 10, the dimension in the longitudinal direction Y (depth dimension) of the distance 30 and the dimension (height) in the vertical direction Z There are few restrictions on). Therefore, it is easy to increase the variation of the space 30. In addition, the common column space 30 can be used for different altars, and the column space 30 can be made common in a plurality of types of altars. Furthermore, since the column gap 30 can be attached only by bringing the attracting magnet 80 and the attraction part 80 into contact with each other by the magnetic force, precise work such as engaging the members is unnecessary, and the detachment work is easy.

  The magnets 60 and the adsorbing portions 80 may be one set or three or more sets instead of two sets. Moreover, the attachment position of the magnet 60 and the adsorption | suction part 80 is not limited to the position of the said form, It can change suitably. Furthermore, although the magnet 60 is provided in the Buddhist altar main body 10 and the adsorbing portion 80 is provided in the column space 30 in the above embodiment, the adsorbing portion 80 is provided in the altar 10 and the magnet 60 is provided in the column 30 It is also good. However, in consideration of the member cost, the magnet 60 is attached to the main body 10 of the altar, and an inexpensive member such as a washer is attached to the column 30 as the suction unit 80, rather than attaching the expensive magnet 60 to the column 30 which is a replacement part. Is desirable. In addition, it is also possible to use the same member as the magnet 60 as the adsorption | suction part 80 (namely, attaching the magnet 60 to both the altar main body 10 and the column space 30). In addition, the shapes of the magnet 60 and the suction unit 80 may be other than circular. For example, it may be a rectangle or a polygon. Also, instead of fixing with fixing screws, other fixing methods such as fixing with an adhesive may be used.

  The altar 1 of the present embodiment has a fall preventing auxiliary member 71 that connects the altar 30 and the column space 30. As the fall preventing auxiliary member 71, in addition to the above forms, various forms using a wire, a chain or the like can be used. Further, the shapes of the hooks provided at both ends of the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 can be changed as appropriate, and the shapes of the metal fittings used as the engaging portions 70 and 72 can be the above as long as they can engage the hook-like metal fittings. It may be a different shape.

  By connecting the altar 30 to the column space 30 using the auxiliary member 71 for fall prevention, even if the adsorption portion 80 is detached from the magnet 60 due to an impact or the like, the auxiliary member 71 for fall prevention Since the and are connected, it is possible to prevent the column gap 30 from falling. Therefore, it is possible to prevent both the column space 30 and the altar 10 from being damaged by the fall. In addition, it is possible to prevent the articles hit on the dropped space 30 from being damaged. Further, in the above embodiment, since the space 30 can be suspended in a well-balanced manner by the two auxiliary members for fall prevention 71, the posture of the space 30 does not largely change when falling. Therefore, there is little possibility that the column gap 30 may collide with the side plates 13 and 14 or the internal structure 40 to be damaged. The number of the fall preventing auxiliary members 71 is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more.

  The engaging portions 70 and 72 and the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 may be omitted. For example, only when the space 30 is expensive, the engaging portions 70 and 72 and the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 may be used to prevent the drop. Here, when the engaging portions 70 and 72 and the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 are omitted, it is possible to reversely attach the inter-columns 30 in the front-rear direction Y. That is, it is possible to attach the inter-columns 30 with the back side surface 33 that has been facing the rear Y2 in the above-described form facing the front Y1. For example, when the decorative surface 31 is scratched or the like, the back side 33 can be directed to the front Y1 to attach the inter-column gap 30. Moreover, if the decorative surface 31 and the back surface 33 are given different patterns, one column space 30 can be used in two kinds of atmospheres.

  In this embodiment, the engaging portion 70 for engaging the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 is provided to the altar 10, but the engaging portion 70 can also be used as a member on which the solemnity tool 50 is hung. Thus, if the fall preventing auxiliary member 71 and the solemnity tool 50 are attached to the common engaging portion 70, there is no need to separately provide the engaging portions. Therefore, while being able to reduce a number of members, the effort which attaches a member can be lessened. Of course, the member for hooking the solemnity tool 50 may be provided separately from the engaging portion 70, or the solemnity tool 50 may be omitted.

(Modification)
(1) FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of the magnet 160 of the first modification, and is a view of the upper plate 15 to which the magnet 160 of the first modification is attached, viewed from the lower side. As shown in FIG. 8, the magnet 160 of the first modified example is a rectangle long in the front-rear direction Y. Thus, by using the magnet 160 long in the front-rear direction Y, the mounting position of the column gap 30 can be shifted in the front-rear direction Y (the depth direction). When the magnet 160 long in the front-rear direction Y is used, when the dimension in the front-rear direction Y (depth direction) of the column space 30 changes, the suction unit 80 and the magnet 160 can be used without changing the position of the magnet 160. It can be made to face each other. Accordingly, it is possible to realize an inter-column detachable structure in which the inter-columns 30 of various shapes can be attached and detached.

  Similarly, rectangular suction portions long in the front-rear direction Y may be attached to the inter-columns 30. Alternatively, instead of using a long member in the front-rear direction Y, a plurality of washers may be arranged side by side in the front-rear direction Y and attached. Alternatively, it is also possible to adopt a structure in which a metal plate substantially the same shape as the upper surface 32 of the space 30 or a metal plate slightly smaller than the upper surface 32 of the space 30 is attached to the upper surface 32 of the space 30 as the suction portion.

(2) FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view showing the mounting structure of the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 of the second modification. In the above embodiment, the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 are attached so as to protrude from the upper plate 15 of the altar 10 and the upper surface 32 of the space 30. However, as shown in FIG. Then, the magnet 60 may be fitted, and a recess 84 may be formed in the space 30 to fit the suction unit 80. In this way, with the inter-column space 30 attached, the gap between the upper plate 15 and the inter-column space 30 can be reduced. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, it is possible to realize a state in which there is almost no gap between the upper plate 15 and the column space 30. In this way, the magnet 60 and the adsorbing portion 80 can not be seen from the front Y1, so the appearance is good. In addition, there is no need to attach a member (upper frame 19) that hides the magnet 60 and the suction unit 80.

(3) FIG. 10 is an explanatory view of the column gap 230 and the fall preventing auxiliary member 271 of the third modification. Both the decorative surface 231 and the back side surface 233 of the column space 230 of the third modification are flat. The metal fitting used as the engaging portion 272 for connecting the fall preventing auxiliary member 271 is fixed not to the upper surface 232 of the column gap 230 but to the back side surface 233. The engaging portion 272 includes a substantially triangular frame-shaped portion 272 a that can swing in the vertical direction Z, as in the above embodiment. Further, the fall preventing auxiliary member 271 of the third modification includes the chain 271a and the hooked fitting 271c. One end of the chain 271a is connected to the frame-like portion 272a of the metal fitting (engaging portion 272) fixed to the space 230. A hooked fitting 271c is connected to the other end of the chain 271a. When attaching the space 230 of the third modification to the altar body 10, the altar 230 and the altar space 230 are prevented from falling by engaging the hook fitting 271c with the connection ring 71a on the altar side. It connects by the auxiliary member 271. Since the fall preventing auxiliary member 271 of the third modification has a long length of the chain 271a, the attaching / detaching operation of the inter-column space 230 can be easily performed.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Buddhist altar, 10 ... Buddhist altar body, 11 ... Bottom board, 12 ... Back board, 13, 14 ... Side board, 15 ... Top board, 16 ... Falling ceiling, 17 ... Down light, 18 ... Front board, 19 ... Top frame, 20 ... Doors 21 ... Left side doors 22 ... Right side doors 23 ... Finger rests 30 ... Inter-columns 31 ... Decorative surfaces 32 ... Top surfaces 33 ... Back sides, 40 ... Internal structures, 41 ... Middle steps, 42 ... Upper stages Plates 43, 44: Support members, 45: Pull-outs, 46: Drawers, 47: Back plates, 48: Vertical frames, 50: Solemnity tools, 51: Coupling members, 60: Magnets, 61: Fixing screws, 62: Heads Parts, 63: lower end face, 64: recessed part, 65: screw hole, 70: engaging part, 70a: annular part, 71: auxiliary member for fall prevention, 71a: connecting ring, 71b, 71c: bracket with hook, 72 ... Engaging portion, 72a: Frame-like portion, 80: Adsorption portion, 81: Fixing screw, 82: Head, 83 Upper end face 84 concave portion 130 inter-column 160 magnet 230 inter-field 231 decorative surface 232 upper surface 233 back side, 271 auxiliary member for fall prevention 271 chain, 271 c bracket with hook 272: Engaging portion 272a: Frame-like portion, X: Width direction, Y: Front and back direction, Z: Up and down direction, Z1: Upward, Z2: Downward, Y1: Forward, Y2: Backward

In the present invention, have a fall preventing auxiliary member for connecting the said altar body transom, the fall preventing auxiliary member, member coupled in a row through a metal fitting with two hook coupling ring or, It is desirable that the member is a member in which a hooked bracket is connected to one end of a chain . If you like this, even if the suction unit from the magnet is deviated by impact or the like, so are connected and altar body and transom by drop preventing auxiliary member can be prevented from falling between the column. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the damage between the columns. In addition, since it is possible to prevent the dropped space from hitting the lower article, it is possible to prevent the articles in the altar from being damaged.

In the present invention, a metal fitting provided with an annular portion projecting downward from the upper plate of the altar is attached to the altar, and one end of the fall preventing member is engaged with the annular portion. And it is desirable that a solemnage can be suspended from the said annular part . Thus, when fitted with and a stately tool assisting fall preventing member on a common bracket, there is no need to separately provide a fitting. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the number of fittings, only a small effort to attach the brackets.

In the present invention, a metal fitting provided with an annular portion projecting downward from the upper plate of the altar is attached to the altar, and one end of the fall preventing auxiliary member is engaged with the annular portion. And, it is desirable to be able to suspend the solemnity from the annular portion . Thus, when fitted with and a stately tool assisting fall preventing member on a common bracket, there is no need to separately provide a fitting. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the number of fittings, only a small effort to attach the brackets.

Claims (3)

It is an inter-column desorption structure of a Buddhist altar provided with a Buddhist altar main body and transoms,
One of the altar and column has a magnet, and the other has an adsorbing portion that is attracted to the magnet by the magnetic force of the magnet,
The inter-column detachable structure of the Buddhist altar is characterized in that the inter-column space is detachably attached to the altar through the magnet and the adsorbing portion.   The inter-column detachable structure of the altar according to claim 1, further comprising a fall preventing auxiliary member which connects the altar and the columns. The altar is provided with an engagement portion capable of engaging the fall preventing auxiliary member,
The inter-column detachable structure of the altar according to claim 2, wherein the engagement portion is capable of attaching a solemn tool.

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