JP3229261U - Movable thin Buddhist altar - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a movable thin Buddhist altar that can be used in various ways according to changes in lifestyle. SOLUTION: A wall-mounted thin Buddhist altar main body 2 having a housing having an opening on the front surface and a support base on which the Buddhist altar main body can be detachably attached to an L-shaped board 4 composed of a vertical plate and a horizontal plate stand. The movable thin Buddhist altar 1 is composed of the above, and the main body of the Buddhist altar on which the principal image is placed is hung on the vertical plate of the support stand which is erected in a flat place in the room. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to a movable thin Buddhist altar in which the main body of the Buddhist altar is directly detachably attached and the support base of the L-shaped board is installed on a flat surface.

Currently, various products are sold as Buddhist altars. For example, in addition to the Buddhist altar principal image with a Sumidan, a relatively large Buddhist altar with a stand equipped with a drawer for storing Buddhist altars and a stand with a sutra desk, etc., or hanging on a wall A relatively compact wall-mounted Buddhist altar is known.

If there is enough space in the place where the altar is installed, there is a demand to select a relatively large altar with a stand because it is desirable to place many Buddhist altars and flowers on the altar and worship it. On the other hand, in recent years, compact Buddhist altars are often selected in advance because they do not want to burden the next generation when handing over the Buddhist altars to children in the future. In addition, a compact Buddhist altar such as a wall-mounted Buddhist altar may be selected in anticipation of a situation where the residence changes, such as when moving or entering a facility.

Traditionally for Japanese housing. Buddhist altar between Buddha. There is a chest of drawers and a three-sided mirror near the chest of drawers. There is a TV in the living room. The current building is an apartment. apartment. A home for the elderly is built and a Buddhist altar. Many buildings do not have space for three-sided mirrors. Among them, the Buddhist altar. Three-sided mirror. Integrate three TV models. Put out each separate function and feature. It can be used by remote control operation and is special. There is a proposal for a convenient Buddhist altar that can be hung on the wall and used nearby without providing an installation location (see Patent Document 1).

For the purpose of providing a Buddhist altar set that can be used in various ways according to changes in lifestyle, a Buddhist altar body with a housing with an opening on the front and a support stand are provided, and the Buddhist altar body is attached to the support stand. It is possible to put it in the mounted state and in the wall-mounted state where it is removed from the support stand and used as a wall-mounted Buddhist altar, and in the mounted state, the Buddhist altar body can place articles including Buddhist altars on the upper side of the support stand. It has been proposed that the width of the Buddhist altar body in the front-rear direction is smaller than the width of the support base in the front-rear direction so as to form a space (see Patent Document 2).

In providing a replaceable Buddhist altar and Kamidana with a design that can be easily installed in a form that does not impose restrictions on livability and does not spoil the aesthetics of the living space, the equipment and the gods are inserted into the slits formed in the bottom plate. It is a Buddhist altar and a Kamidana, and the volume and weight are reduced by forming the equipment and the ofuda in a thin flat shape, so that it can be easily installed as a form that does not impose restrictions on habitability. .. In addition, there is a proposal of a device that can be designed with a free idea by forming the brace and the god tag with a material that is easy to process (see Patent Document 3).

A new miniaturization technology for Buddhist altars that achieves a remarkable compactness of the Buddhist altar, can store multiple remnants at once, and is significantly lighter to ensure high portability. In order to provide, a pair of left and right Kannon doors are pivotally attached under the front left and right corners of the top plate of the Buddhist altar body, and the base plate, top plate, back plate and closed state of the accommodation space formed by the left and right Kannon doors. A space for mounting the frame is secured near the back plate, and left and right flower tubes are erected in the storage space between the space for mounting the frame and the left and right Kannon doors in the closed state, and the side of the storage space is for the frame. The mounting port is opened, and in the frame mounting space through the mounting port, multiple photographs such as ghosts are stored in a state of being stacked back and forth, and a frame body that can be swapped back and forth is detachably mounted. It is a small Buddhist altar (see Patent Document 4).

It has a box shape with an open front to provide a Buddhist altar that can save space, is easy to use even when placed in a space with only a limited width, and the open door does not get in the way. A Buddhist altar, one end of which is rotatably fixed to one side of the front surface, and at least one door that opens and closes the opening of the front surface, and the door is rotated until it abuts on the side surface of the Buddhist altar. A Buddhist altar equipped with a shaft hinge supporting the door has been proposed (see Patent Document 5).

In order to provide a memorial platform that can easily reproduce various memories of the deceased, the memorial platform is an image of a housing with a Kannon opening at the front opening and a liquid crystal display housed inside the housing. Based on a display device, a base plate that is placed below the image display device and can be stored in a drawer, a memory card adapter that can read and write memory card data, and video and still image data read from the memory card. There is a proposal for a Buddhist altar that is equipped with a control board that displays images on the image display device, displays the image of the deceased on the display unit of the image display device according to the user's operation with the remote control, and can reproduce the sound by the speaker. (See Patent Document 6).

Many wall-mounted Buddhist altars have been proposed, but there are few Buddhist altars that are made of wood and have simple decorations, and there is nothing that can be used for other purposes besides Buddhist altars.

JP-A-2016-187540 Utility Model Registration No. 3203164 Utility Model Registration No. 31979978 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2012-81205 Utility Model Registration No. 3160036 Utility Model Registration No. 3153799

Therefore, in view of these problems, the present invention aims to provide a Buddhist altar that can be erected from a wall, which can be used in various ways according to changes in lifestyle. Buddhist style decoration Kannon Two-stage folding door creates the atmosphere of a Buddhist altar, and the Buddhist altar elements such as high priests, principal idols, and mortuary tablets of the sect can be exchanged freely, and wall mounting and folding storage of support tools are simplified. It is intended to provide a simple thin Buddhist altar with a simple structure.

It was made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and by configuring the Buddhist altar so that it can be detachably fixed, it can be used for a shrine, a mortuary tablet, a decoration, etc. in addition to the Buddhist altar by expanding the installation location and usage. It is an object of the present invention to provide a movable thin Buddhist altar that can be used as a device that can be used for shelves, can be moved, can be installed in various places, and can be used for various purposes.

Movable consisting of a thin wall-mounted Buddhist altar body with a housing with an opening on the front and a support base that can be detachably attached to the L-shaped board consisting of vertical and horizontal boards. The main body of the Buddhist altar, which is a thin Buddhist altar and where the principal image is placed, is a movable thin Buddhist altar that is wall-mounted on the vertical plate of a support stand standing in a flat place in the room.

The main body of the Buddhist altar with the main Buddhist altar in the housing with the opening with both doors on the front and the main body of the Buddhist altar are directly detachably attached to the support base of the L-shaped board and have a storage part in the housing. , The joint tool is fixed to the upper surface of the vertical plate of the L-shaped plate board, and the back surface of the housing of the Buddhist altar body is hung on the joint tool to be fixed. It can be used in a movable state as a thin Buddhist altar while being hung on a joint on the upper part of a support base made of a plate or easily removed from the support base. Especially preferably, it is used for wall hanging.

The main body of the Buddhist altar, which has a housing with an opening on the front, is detachably attached from the wall mounting tool of the main body of the Buddhist altar, and the main idol of the Buddhist altar is installed inside the main body of the Buddhist altar. It has a storage section of 500 mm, width 300 to 500 mm, and depth 100 to 400 mm, and is made of wood inside. The support base made of L-shaped board is a flat plate with a width of 400 to 600 mm and a depth of 200 to 500 mm. It is an L-shaped board consisting of a vertical board and a horizontal board with a sword, and the two-stage folding Kannon door on the front plate of the main body of the Buddhist altar is a decorative digging that brought about digging with solid wood. A foldable flap plate is placed inside the housing, and a foldable flap plate is placed near the back plate of the accommodation space that forms the base plate, top plate, and back plate together with the flap plate. We have secured a space where the principal image and Buddhist altars can be erected.

The support base made of the L-shaped board is attached to a joint to which the Buddhist altar body can be attached and detached, but the vertical board of the L-shaped board has a thickness of 15 to 30 mm, a length of 400 to 600 mm, and a width of 200 to 200. The 600 mm flat plate is composed of a flat plate having a thickness of 25 to 40 mm, a width of 400 to 600 mm, and a depth of 200 to 500 mm, and joints are attached at two positions 50 to 100 mm from the top of the vertical plate to form a horizontal plate. A processed solid plate surface material with a thickness of 20 to 50 mm is attached to the tip of the plate base so that the main body of the Buddhist altar can be placed stably.

According to the movable thin Buddhist altar of the present invention, it is possible to hang it on the wall, to stand in a wide area, and to use it in various ways according to changes in lifestyle. According to the main body of the Buddhist altar, various Buddhist altar elements expressed on the split facing plate are guided and arranged, so the principal image of the Buddhist altar is erected, and it is compactly and stably stored without falling and falling, and on the anniversary of the death of the deceased. Since the mortuary tablets and deceased can be freely replaced according to the situation, it has the effect of being able to provide a memorial service to ancestors and deceased people with detailed expressions, even though it has a simple mounting structure with a wall-mounted type and an installation type.

By configuring the Buddhist altar so that it can be detachably fixed, it can be used for a wider range of purposes, and it can be used as a shelf tool that can be used for other than the Buddhist altar, such as a Kamidana, a mortuary tablet, and a decoration. We can provide thin Buddhist altars that can be used in various places and for various purposes.

It is a perspective view which shows the movable thin Buddhist altar of one Embodiment of this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which the front door of the Buddhist altar body is opened. It is a perspective view of the support base of an L-shaped board. It is a perspective view of a state in which a Buddhist altar can be used by lowering a double-folded double-door Kannon door and a folding flap plate on the front plate of the main body of the Buddhist altar. It is a figure which separates the Buddhist altar body from the movable thin Buddhist altar, and shows the state of the thin Buddhist altar and the wall attachment on the back side. A: Buddhist altar body B: Behind the Buddhist altar body It is a figure which shows the use state of the movable thin Buddhist altar by separating the Buddhist altar body. A: Normal installation B: Installation using a support C: Hanging on an indoor wall surface

Hereinafter, the Buddhist altar set of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 6, in the Buddhist altar set of the first embodiment of the present invention, a Buddhist altar body having a housing having an opening on the front surface and a Buddhist altar body are directly detachably attached to the floor. It is equipped with a support base installed on the surface. Although each member constituting the Buddhist altar set is basically made of wood, the material of each member constituting the Buddhist altar set is not particularly limited.

As shown in FIG. 1, a wall-mountable thin Buddhist altar body having a housing having an opening on the front surface and the Buddhist altar body can be detachably attached to an L-shaped board composed of a vertical plate and a horizontal plate stand. It is a movable thin Buddhist altar consisting of a support stand, and the main body of the Buddhist altar on which the principal image is placed is a movable thin Buddhist altar that is wall-mounted on the vertical plate of the support stand standing in a flat place in the room. there were.

As shown in FIG. 2, a Buddhist altar body having a Buddhist altar stand in a housing having an opening with both doors on the front surface and a support for an L-shaped board so that the Buddhist altar body as shown in FIG. 3 can be directly attached and detached. It is attached to a table, has a storage part inside the housing, fixes the joining tool to the upper surface of the vertical plate of the L-shaped board, and joins the back surface of the housing of the Buddhist altar body as shown in Fig. 5-B. The main body of the Buddhist altar, which is hung and fixed to the altar, is hung on a joint on the upper part of a support base made of a vertical plate of the L-shaped board, and can be easily removed from the support base to form a thin Buddhist altar. Used in a movable state.

As shown in FIG. 4, the Buddhist altar body having a housing having an opening on the front surface is detachably attached to the connection tool of the Buddhist altar body, and the main Buddhist altar stand is installed inside the Buddhist altar body. It has a storage section of 400 mm in length, 400 mm in width, and 250 mm in depth, and is made of walnut wood inside. The support base made of L-shaped board is a vertical board of 500 mm in length and 500 mm in width. It is an L-shaped board made of MDF material with veneer, which consists of a horizontal plate with a flat plate of 500 mm in width and 300 mm in depth. The two-stage folding Kannon door on the front plate of the main body of the Buddhist altar is made of solid walnut wood. A decorative bilaterally symmetrical digging-patterned Kannon door that brought about digging is pivotally attached, and a foldable rectangular flap plate with a length of 360 mm and a width of 360 mm is placed inside the housing. , A space where the principal image and Buddhist altars can be erected was secured near the back plate of the accommodation space that forms the base plate, top plate, and back plate together with the flap plate.

The support base made of the L-shaped board is attached to a joint to which the Buddhist altar body can be attached and detached. The vertical plate of the L-shaped board is a flat plate having a thickness of 25 mm, a length of 500 mm, and a width of 500 mm. The base is composed of flat plates with a thickness of 30 mm, a width of 500 mm, and a depth of 300 mm. Joints are attached at two locations 50 mm from the top of the vertical plate, and the tip of the horizontal plate base is curved with a thickness of 20 mm. A solid plate surface material was attached so that the main body of the Buddhist altar could be placed stably.

Similar to the first embodiment, the mounting Buddhist altar is provided with a Buddhist altar body having a housing having an opening on the front surface and a support to which the Buddhist altar body is directly detachably attached and installed on a wall surface. The main body of the Buddhist altar is a wall-mounted Buddhist altar that has been removed from the L-shaped support attached to the wall and is used as a hanging Buddhist altar.

The Buddhist altar body with the main Buddhist altar in the housing with the opening with both doors on the front and the Buddhist altar body are directly detachably attached from the L-shaped support, have a storage part, and are installed on the wall surface. In a Buddhist altar equipped with a support, the main body of the Buddhist altar was used as a wall-mounted Buddhist altar that can be easily removed from the support while being hung on a joint on the upper part of the support.

The Buddhist altar body equipped with a housing having an opening on the front is detachably attached from the connector of the Buddhist altar body, and the principal image for placing Buddhist statues etc. is installed inside the Buddhist altar body, 300 mm in length, 300 mm in width, and depth. It is a Buddhist altar with a 200 mm storage part, made of solid wood inside, and supported by an L-shaped support with a flat plate with a width of 400 mm and a depth of 300 mm installed on the wall. A pair of left and right Kannon doors were pivotally attached under the front left and right corners of the plate, and a base plate, a top plate, a back plate, and a closed left and right Kannon doors were formed.

The L-shaped support attached to the wall is attached to a joint to which the main body of the Buddhist altar and the support can be attached and detached, but the wall hanging portion in the L-shape has a length of 400 mm and a width of 400 mm, and a horizontal plate base. Is composed of a flat plate with a width of 400 mm and a depth of 300 mm, with two joints attached at a position 50 mm from the top of the L-shaped hanging part, and a curved surface at the tip of the horizontal plate base. The board surface material was attached so that the main body of the Buddhist altar could be installed.

In a wall-mounted Buddhist altar, the pedestal portion of the intermediate pedestal includes a pair of side plates erected from the side portions of the substrate on the left and right sides of the Buddhist altar, and an intermediate pedestal top plate connecting the upper ends of the pair of side plates. In the mounted state of the Buddhist altar, the intermediate table and the Buddhist altar body are connected to at least a support fixed to the lower surface of the intermediate table top plate by a connecting member fixed to at least the upper surface of the substrate. An intermediate base plate-like body was provided to separate the space surrounded by the substrate in the depth direction of the intermediate base, and the connecting member was fixed on the back side of the plate-like body.

1 Movable thin Buddhist altar 2 Buddhist altar body 3 Double-fold double door Kannon door 4 L-shaped board (support stand)
5 Vertical plate 6 Horizontal plate stand 7 Joining tool 8 Wall mounting tool 9 Honzon stand (shelf)
10 Hinge 11 Folding flap board 12 Digging front board 13 Decorative shape with curved surface 14 Buddha statue, principal image 15 Top board 16 Inside space 17 Base board 18 Tergum 19 Arrangement chest 20 Interior wall surface

Claims (4)

Movable consisting of a thin wall-mounted Buddhist altar body with a housing with an opening on the front and a support base that can be detachably attached to the L-shaped board consisting of vertical and horizontal boards. It is a thin Buddhist altar, and the main body of the Buddhist altar on which the principal image is placed is a movable thin Buddhist altar that is mounted on a vertical plate of a support stand standing in a flat place in the room. A Buddhist altar body equipped with a Buddhist altar stand in a housing having an opening with both doors on the front and the Buddhist altar body are directly detachably attached to a support base of an L-shaped board and have a storage portion inside the housing. , The joint tool is fixed to the upper surface of the vertical plate of the L-shaped plate board, and the back surface of the housing of the Buddhist altar body is hung on the joint tool to be fixed. The movable thin Buddhist altar according to claim 1, wherein the movable thin Buddhist altar can be used as a thin Buddhist altar in a state of being hung on a joint on an upper portion of a support base made of a plate, and can be easily removed from the support base and used as a thin Buddhist altar. The Buddhist altar body equipped with a housing having an opening on the front is detachably attached from the connector of the Buddhist altar body, and the main Buddhist altar stand is installed inside the Buddhist altar body, and the length is 300 to 500 mm. It has a storage section of 300 to 500 mm in width and 100 to 400 mm in depth, and is made of wood inside. The support base made of L-shaped board is a vertical board with a flat plate of 400 to 600 mm in length and width. It is an L-shaped board consisting of a horizontal plate stand with a flat plate of 400 to 600 mm in width and 200 to 500 mm in depth, and the two-stage folding Kannon door on the front plate of the main body of the Buddhist altar brings digging with solid wood. A foldable flap plate is placed inside the housing, and a base plate part, a top plate part, and a back plate part are formed together with the flap plate part by pivotally attaching a decoratively symmetrical digging-patterned Kannon door. The movable thin Buddhist altar according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a space where the principal image and Buddhist altars can be erected is secured near the back plate of the accommodation space. The support base made of the L-shaped board is attached to a joint to which the Buddhist altar body can be attached and detached, but the vertical board of the L-shaped board has a thickness of 15 to 30 mm, a length of 400 to 600 mm, and a width of 200 to 200. The 600 mm flat plate is composed of a flat plate having a thickness of 25 to 40 mm, a width of 400 to 600 mm, and a depth of 200 to 500 mm, and joints are attached at two positions 50 to 100 mm from the top of the vertical plate to form a horizontal plate. The invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a curved solid plate surface material having a diameter of 20 to 50 mm is attached to the tip of the plate base so that the main body of the Buddhist altar can be stably arranged. Movable thin Buddhist altar.

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