JP3230348U - Fruit shelf prop fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a support fixture for a fruit shelf, which can fix a support body by obliquely burying a support fixing bar around a support main body erected on the ground, is easy to assemble, and has excellent strength. SOLUTION: This is a support fixture for a fruit shelf, and a lower fixing plate 12 having a plurality of holding holes 13 formed at predetermined intervals is fixed in the middle of a support main body 11 erected on the ground, and the lower fixing plate is fixed. The upper fixing plate 14 having a plurality of holding holes 15 formed at predetermined intervals on the upper portion is fixed, and the support support fixing bars 16a to 16c are diagonally inserted into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate to hold them at a predetermined angle. At the same time, the column fixing bar is diagonally embedded around the column body erected on the ground to fix the column body. [Selection diagram] FIG. 11

Description

The present invention relates to a support fixture for a fruit shelf, and the support for the fruit shelf can be assembled easily and quickly, and the support for the fruit shelf can be assembled without wobbling. Is intended to provide.

In recent years, a support portion made of concrete is formed under the support portion of the fruit shelf, and the support portion is buried in the ground to fix the support portion of the fruit shelf. However, even if the concrete support portion is formed, there is a problem that the support columns of the fruit tree shelf tend to wobble, and reinforcement by wires or the like cannot be avoided.
As a prior art for solving such a problem, as in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-30679 (see Patent Document 1), the ground is inclined so that the horizontal distance between the ground becomes wider as it goes downward. It is provided with a plurality of piles to be driven in and a head portion that binds the upper end portions of the piles so that virtual lines along the axis of each pile intersect on the line of action of the vertical load to be applied. The basics for greenhouses are known.
Further, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-36629 (see Patent Document 2), a support portion 4 is formed at the upper end and is installed at regular intervals on a straight line in a field, and a support column 1 having both ends adjacent to each other. A fruit shelf is known which is placed between the support portions 4 and 4 of 1 and is composed of a wire mesh 2 whose both ends are fixed to the support portions 4 and 4.

Further, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 3-28402 (see Patent Document 3), a rail, a plurality of main columns supporting the rail so as to be separated from the ground, and a plurality of main columns connected to each main column to reinforce the rail. Connect the slanted columns of the book and the slanted columns connected to each of the separated main columns to each slanted column, and bind this to the tree to attract the tree and strengthen the support strength of the rail. A tree-running monorail equipped with a plurality of horizontal columns is known.

JP-A-2002-30679 Jikkenhei 7-36629 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 3-28402

However, in the foundation for greenhouses of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-30679 (see Patent Document 1), a plurality of piles are driven in so as to be inclined so that the horizontal distance between them becomes wider as the horizontal distance between them goes downward, and the axial center of each pile. It is provided with a head portion that binds the upper end portions of each pile so that the virtual lines along the line intersect on the action line of the vertical load to be applied. Therefore, since the upper end portions of the plurality of piles are bound by the head portion, there is a problem that a large load is applied to the head portion and the head portion is easily damaged.

Further, in the fruit tree shelf of Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 7-36629 (see Patent Document 2), in the modification of the support column shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, one end of another support column can be rotated in the middle of the support column. It is attached to and acts as a support (stay) in the diagonal direction. In principle, only the weight of the shelves (force in the vertical direction) acts on the columns, but the overturning moment may act due to the geographical conditions of construction (tilt) and the imbalance of the weight of the shelves. In particular, the columns located at the end of the shelves are cantilevered, and a tipping moment acts on them. Therefore, if columns with diagonal columns are placed in such places, the entire shelf should be constructed more firmly. Can be done. However, it is difficult to install the columns in the diagonal direction, and even if the columns are arranged, the entire shelf cannot be constructed more firmly.

Further, in the tree traveling monorail of JP-A-3-28402 (see Patent Document 3), the rail, a plurality of main struts that support the rail so as to be separated from the ground, and each main stanchion are connected to each other. A plurality of slanted columns to reinforce this and the slanted columns connected to each of the separated main columns are connected to each slanted column so as to construct each other, and this and the tree are bound to attract the tree and the rail. It is equipped with a plurality of horizontal columns that enhance the support strength of the. However, the plurality of main struts and the plurality of slanted struts that connect to and reinforce each main stanchion merely bind the upper end of the slanted struts at the upper part of the main struts, and the sloping struts are strong. It must be said that it has a big problem in terms of attitude control and strength.

As described above, there is a problem that it is difficult for the conventional fruit tree shelf support fixture to have a function of strength and attitude control. Therefore, in the present invention, the support is placed in the middle of the support body erected on the ground. A lower fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at a predetermined interval is fixed, and an upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at a predetermined interval is fixed to the upper portion of the lower fixing plate, and the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate are fixed. Assemble the pillars by inserting the pillar fixing bars diagonally into the holding holes to hold them at a predetermined angle, and by burying the pillar fixing bars diagonally around the pillars standing on the ground to fix the pillars. It is intended to provide a support fixture for a fruit shelf, which is simple and has excellent strength.

That is, the present invention is a support fixture for a fruit shelf, in which a lower fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals is fixed in the middle of a support main body erected on the ground, and is attached to the upper part of the lower fixing plate. The upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals is fixed, and the support fixing bars are inserted diagonally into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate to hold them at a predetermined angle and stand on the ground. It is characterized in that the support column fixing bar is diagonally embedded around the provided column body to fix the support column body.

The support fixture of the fruit shelf of the present invention inserts the support body into the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate when fixing the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals in the support body. Along with opening the support column insertion hole, a support column fixing member for connecting the support column main body was attached to a vertical plate that was opened and bent above the support column insertion hole, and the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate and the support column were fixed. Is also a feature.

The prop fixture of the fruit tree shelf of the present invention is held at a predetermined angle by inserting the strut fixing bar diagonally into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, respectively, and around the strut body erected on the ground. It is also characterized in that when the support column fixing bar is diagonally embedded to fix the support column main body, the support column fixing bar is formed of at least three.

Next, the effects obtained by the support fixtures of the fruit tree shelves of the present invention are listed below.
1) The support fixture of the fruit tree shelf of the present invention is a lower fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals in the middle of the support main body erected on the ground, and a predetermined interval on the upper part of the lower fixing plate. The upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes was fixed in the above, and the support fixing bars were inserted diagonally into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate to hold them at a predetermined angle and erected on the ground. The support column fixing bar is diagonally embedded around the support column body to fix the support column body, and the connection between the support column body and the support column fixing bar can be very efficiently and firmly connected. It has a remarkable effect.
2) When fixing the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals in the support column body, the support column insertion holes for inserting the support column body are opened in the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, and are opened. A column fixing member for connecting the column body is attached to a vertical plate bent above the column insertion hole, and the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate are fixed to the column, thereby forming the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate. The strut can be firmly attached by the strut fixing member.
3) The strut fixing bar is formed of at least three, and the strut body can be firmly and surely held from substantially three places.

It shows the embodiment of the support fixture of the fruit tree shelf of the present invention, and shows a state in which a lower fixing plate and an upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals are inserted into the support main body and installed on the ground. It is a schematic side view. It is the schematic perspective view. It is the schematic plan view. It is a schematic side view of the state in which the first support column fixing bar is inserted through the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, and is held at a predetermined angle. It is the schematic perspective view. It is the schematic plan view. It is a schematic side view of the state which the 2nd support post fixing bar was inserted through the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, and held at a predetermined angle. It is the schematic perspective view. It is the schematic plan view. It is a schematic side view of the state which the 3rd column fixing bar was inserted through the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, and held at a predetermined angle. It is the schematic perspective view. It is the schematic plan view. It is a schematic perspective view.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the support fixtures for fruit shelves of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
1 to 3 show an embodiment of the support fixture of the fruit tree shelf of the present invention, in which a plurality of holding holes 13 are formed at predetermined intervals in the middle of the support main body 11 erected on the ground. The lower fixing plate 12 is fixed, and the upper fixing plate 14 having a plurality of holding holes 15 formed at predetermined intervals is fixed to the upper portion of the lower fixing plate 12.
Then, when fixing the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 having a plurality of holding holes 13 and 15 opened in the support column main body 11 at predetermined intervals, the support column main body 11 is inserted into the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14. A column insertion hole 17 is opened, and a column fixing member 19 for connecting the column body 11 is attached to a vertical plate 18 which is opened and bent at the upper part of the column insertion hole 17, and the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate are attached. 14 and the support column main body 11 are fixed.

The support column fixing member 19 has an L-shaped back surface attached to the vertical plate 18, and an arc-shaped holding portion 21 is attached to one end of the L-shaped portion and a set screw 22 is attached to the other end to form an arc-shaped portion. The support column main body 11 is sandwiched between the holding portions 21 and fixed with the set screw 22. It has a similar structure in both the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14.

4 to 6 show that the first support column fixing bar 16a is diagonally inserted into each of the holding holes 13 and 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 to hold them at a predetermined angle and stand on the ground. The strut fixing bar 16a is obliquely embedded in an appropriate position around the provided strut body 11 to fix the strut body 11.
At this time, the column fixing bar 16a is inserted into the holding holes 13 and 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 at an angle, and the column fixing bar 16a is inserted through the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14. It is firmly attached to both the holding holes 13 and 15 of the above, and is inserted and fixed to the ground.

7 to 9 show that the lower fixing plate 12 and the holding holes 13 and 15 of the upper fixing plate 14 are individually and diagonally inserted with the second support column fixing bar 16b to be held at a predetermined angle and stand on the ground. The strut fixing bar 16b is obliquely embedded in an appropriate position around the provided strut body 11 to fix the strut body 11.
At this time, the column fixing bar 16b is inserted into the holding holes 13 and 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 at an angle, and the column fixing bar 16b is inserted into the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14. It is firmly attached to both the holding holes 13 and 15 of the above, and is inserted and fixed to the ground.

10 to 13 show that the lower fixing plate 12 and the holding holes 13 and 15 of the upper fixing plate 14 are individually obliquely inserted with the third support column fixing bar 16c to hold the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 at a predetermined angle, and stand on the ground. The strut fixing bar 16c is diagonally embedded in an appropriate position around the provided strut body 11 to fix the strut body 11.
At this time, the column fixing bar 16c is inserted into the holding holes 13 and 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 at an angle, and the column fixing bar 16c is inserted through the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14. It is firmly attached to both the holding holes 13 and 15 of the above, and is inserted and fixed to the ground.
In this way, since the first to third column fixing bars 16a, 16b, 16c are designed to firmly hold the periphery of the column body 11 erected on the ground, the column body 11 erected on the ground is long. The posture can be maintained for a period of time.

The first to third support column fixing bars 16a, 16b, 16c are adapted to firmly hold the periphery of the support column main body 11 at equal intervals. Further, a locking cylinder (not shown) that engages with the holding holes 13 and 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14 is attached to the first to third support column fixing bars 16a, 16b and 16c. As a result, the support column fixing bars 16a, 16b, 16c do not easily fall out from the holding holes 13, 15 of the lower fixing plate 12 and the upper fixing plate 14.

In addition, instead of the first to third support column fixing bars 16a, 16b, 16c, a larger number of support column fixing bars may be used. It should be noted that the first to third support column fixing bars 16a, 16b, 16c may be arranged not at equal intervals but at intervals at which stronger binding is possible.

Needless to say, the support fixture of the fruit shelf of the present invention is configured as described above, and can be applied to the support fixture of the fruit shelf having a form suitable for various fruits unless the gist of the invention is changed. Absent.

11 Strut body 12 Lower fixing plate 13 Holding hole 14 Upper fixing plate 15 Holding holes 16a, 16b, 16c Strut fixing bar 17 Strut insertion hole 18 Vertical plate 19 Strut fixing member 21 Arc-shaped holding part 22 Set screw

Claims (3)

A prop fixture for a fruit shelf, in which a lower fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals is fixed in the middle of a strut body erected on the ground, and a plurality of lower fixing plates are fixed to the upper part of the lower fixing plate at predetermined intervals. The upper fixing plate with the holding holes is fixed, and the support fixing bars are inserted diagonally into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate to hold them at a predetermined angle, and the support main body is erected on the ground. A support fixture for a fruit shelf, characterized in that the support support bar is diagonally embedded around the support to fix the support body. When fixing the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate having a plurality of holding holes formed at predetermined intervals in the support column body, the support column insertion holes for inserting the support column main body are opened in the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate, and are opened. The fruit tree according to claim 1, wherein a support column fixing member for connecting the support column main body is attached to a vertical plate bent above the support column insertion hole, and the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate and the support column are fixed. Shelf prop fixture. The support column fixing bar is diagonally inserted into the holding holes of the lower fixing plate and the upper fixing plate to hold the support column at a predetermined angle, and the support column fixing bar is diagonally embedded around the support column body erected on the ground to support the support column. The support fixture for a fruit tree shelf according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the support support bars are formed of at least three when fixing the main body.

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