JP4388504B2 - Ignition offering stand for tomb - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an ignited object stand for a tomb that supports a candle or incense ignited object provided before the tomb.

  Traditionally, when visiting a grave such as a tray or a bank, there is a custom of offering flowers in front of the grave or lighting candles or incense sticks. Normally, these candles and incense sticks are inserted into the candle holders and incense holders placed on the worship stones that make up the gravestone, but the front of the incense burner is open, so wind and rain blow. Sometimes. And the candles and incense fires that were offered in front of the grave may be extinguished by the blowing wind and rain. In this case, if you are in the middle of visiting the grave, you can turn it back on, but it is bothersome to turn it on again, and after you visit the grave, it is troublesome to go back to the grave again and turn it on again. It is not a thing, but I am worried that the fire will disappear after visiting the grave.

As inventions for solving such problems, there are those disclosed in JP-A-9-302998 and JP-A-6-82325.
The thing disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 8-235930 is that the name of the invention is “candle stand in front of the grave”, and the object is “the cover part is easy to detach and is excellent in safety and easy to take in outside air” In addition to preventing incomplete burning of the candle, it is possible to prevent the inner wall of the cover from being smudged with a scissors, and to light the candle flame without being affected by the wind, etc. To provide a candle holder in front of the grave that is simple in structure, mass-productive and easy to maintain.

  Means for solving this problem will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view according to the embodiment of the invention. That is, the tomb candle holder 200 is divided into “a lower base 202a, an upper base 202b formed integrally with the lower base 202a, a cover fitting portion 203 formed on the side wall of the upper base 202b, and an upper passage formed on the upper surface of the upper base 202b. A pedestal portion 202 provided with a pore 204, a candlestick receiving portion 205 formed on the upper surface of the upper base 202b, and a lower vent hole 206 formed on the side wall of the lower base 202a, and an inner wall near the opening. By providing a cylindrical cover part 210 having a cover locking part 211 and a concave candlestick 220 having a candle support part 221 at a substantially central part, the problem is solved. is there.

Moreover, the thing disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. Hei 6-82325 has the name of the device as “incense stick stand”, and the object is “outdoors are not affected by wind and rain, and the incense stick can be burned completely. In addition, the method of climbing up the smoke also provides an incense holder that is always uniform. Means for solving this problem will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is a sectional view according to an embodiment of the invention. That is, the incense holder 300 is “an incense holder comprising a pedestal portion 302 having a saucer portion 301 therein and a cylindrical main body 303 that can be attached to the upper end of the pedestal portion 302. A spiral incense holder 304 made of a certain material is erected, and a skirt member 305 that covers the upper end portion of the pedestal portion 302 when the tubular main body 303 is attached to the pedestal portion 302 is provided at the lower portion of the cylindrical main body 303. The configuration is such that a slit-shaped window 307 is provided at the upper end portion of the cylindrical main body 303 and the upper end of the cylindrical main body 303 is covered with an umbrella-shaped roof 306. It is a solution.
JP-A-9-302998 Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-82325

  However, the one disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-302998 needs to remove the cylindrical cover portion 201 when lighting a candle, and the upper portion of the cylindrical cover portion 201 is open, so that it is not raining. Is not considered. Moreover, the thing disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-82325 needs to remove the cylindrical main body 303 when the incense stick is placed in a container or when the incense stick ash is cleaned. Further, since the candle holder and the incense holder are installed close to each other or in front of the grave, it is desirable that they are unified in appearance, but those disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 9-302998, Of course, the design disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 82325 is not unified.

  Therefore, the present invention makes it easy to light a candle, can easily remove candle wax and incense ash, and can continue to light the candle and incense without being affected by wind and rain. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a tomb candle holder and incense holder that are both safe and economical, prevent incomplete burning of candles and incense sticks, and have the same appearance and compatibility.

A tomb ignited offering stand according to claim 1 of the present application is a pedestal standing on a tombstone, a columnar ignited offering stand detachably attached to the pedestal, and a pedestal standing on the tombstone. And a cylindrical metal cover receiving part surrounding the ignited object pedestal, a transparent cylindrical cover part detachably fitted to the cover receiving part and covering the ignited object pedestal, A cover made of metal that is detachably or removably attached to the upper end of the cover, and has one or more first air holes formed in the lower portion of the cover receiver, The inner peripheral surface of the portion and the outer peripheral surface of the cover portion are closely fitted to each other, and a bolt is screwed into a nut penetrating the cover receiving portion, and the bolt is located at a position corresponding to the nut. Penetrate the through-hole drilled in the cover part or the bolt The front end presses the surface of the cover portion, the cover portion is fixed to the cover receiving portion, and the lid portion is provided with one or more second air holes. Yes.
Moreover, the tomb ignited offering stand according to claim 2 of the present application is the tomb igniting offering stand according to claim 1, wherein the lit subject offering stand is detachable with a metal candlestick at the top. An attached stone, artificial stone, or metal candle holder, or the ignited object holder is a hollow cylinder, and a partition plate is inserted in the inside in a vertical direction. An artificial stone or metal incense holder provided with a third air hole in the lower part of the cylinder, and both the candle holder and the incense holder are provided on the pedestal. It can be attached.
The pre-gravel ignited serving stand according to claim 3 of the present application is the pre-gravel ignited serving stand according to claim 1 or 2, wherein an ignition hole is formed in an intermediate portion of the cover portion. A metal door portion is attached to the ignition hole so as to be openable and slidable.
Furthermore, the tomb pre-ignition ignition offering stand according to claim 4 of the present application is the tomb pre-ignition ignition offering stand according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the lid portion is formed from a cross-sectional shape of the cover portion. It consists of a slightly larger circular top plate and a peripheral wall depending from the outer periphery of the top plate. The top plate is provided with the air through hole, and the lid and the cover are separated. It can be freely attached or detached, or can be opened and closed by butterfly attachment of the lid and the cover, and the peripheral wall of the detachable or openable lid can be positioned at two opposing positions or A bolt is screwed into a nut penetrating at a position facing the hinge location, and the bolt penetrates into a through hole formed in the cover portion at a position corresponding to the nut, or the bolt The tip is the surface of the cover Pressure, the said lid portion is fixed to the cover portion, it is characterized in that.
Moreover, the tomb pre-ignition ignition offering stand according to claim 5 of the present application is the tomb pre-ignition ignition offering stand according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the top plate of the lid portion faces outward. The second air hole is formed at a position between the outer periphery of the object-to-be-ignited object stand projected onto the top plate and the edge of the top plate in plan view. It is characterized by being installed.

  The tomb ignition object stand according to claim 1 of the present application includes a base, an ignition object holder, a cover receiving part, a cover part, and a lid part. The cover part is attached to and detached from the cover receiving part. Since the ignited object pedestal is detachably screwed to the pedestal, it is possible to clean the ignited object pedestal that is easily soiled by dripping candle wax or incense ash, etc. This can be done very easily by removing the ignited object pedestal. In addition, since the ignited object pedestal is surrounded by the cover receiving part, the cover part and the lid part, for example, the fire of candles and incense sticks will not be burned into the paper scraps that come in, and it is safe. is there.

  In addition, because the air holes drilled in the cover receiving part and the cover part provide sufficient air to the candles and incense sticks, incomplete burning of the candles and incense sticks can be prevented. Since it is surrounded by the cover part and the cover part, it is possible to continue lighting candles and incense sticks without being affected by wind and rain. And by making a cover receiving part and a cover part into metal, these components can be processed into a complicated shape, without reducing intensity | strength. In addition, since the metal used for this invention requires a weather resistance, stainless steel, copper, aluminum, etc. are preferable. Furthermore, by making the cover part made of transparent glass, the internal candles and incense can be seen through.

  And as a fixing method with respect to the cover receiving part of the cover part which concerns on this invention, a bolt is screwed in the nut penetrated by the cover receiving part, and also the cover part of the position where the front-end | tip of the said bolt respond | corresponds to the said nut Or a method of fixing by pressing the surface of the cover with the tip of the bolt (hereinafter referred to as “pressure fixing”). There is a "method"). The penetration fixing method can reliably fix the cover portion at a predetermined position of the cover receiving portion, but it is necessary to make a penetration hole in the cover portion. On the other hand, the pressing and fixing method does not require a penetration hole in the cover part, but the position where the cover part is fixed to the cover receiving part is not limited to the predetermined position and may swing back and forth. In Example 1 and Example 2 to be described later, this is based on the penetration fixing method.

  In the tomb ignited offering stand according to claim 2 of the present application, the ignited offering stand is used for a candle holder or an incense holder, and both the candle holder and the incense holder are attached to the base. It is possible. For this reason, the candle holder and the incense holder can be exchanged with each other, and the other components can be made substantially the same, so that they are excellent in compatibility and economical. Moreover, since the components regarding the external appearance other than the ignited object pedestal are the same, the design on the external appearance is the same. As a method for attaching the candle holder and the incense holder holder to the pedestal, there are screwing, fitting, engaging and the like. Example 1 and Example 2 which will be described later employ a screwing method by screwing.

  The ignitable object stand for the candle holder is made of a detachable metal at the top. For this reason, it is possible to keep the candle support portion formed in a protruding shape that is easily damaged to a predetermined strength, and it is easy to clean and replace the candlestick that is easily soiled because it is detachable. In addition, by making the ignited object pedestal for the candle stand itself made of stone or artificial stone, a profound feeling is generated in the ignited object stand for the grave. This is also true for candle holders. The incandescent stand for the incense holder is a hollow cylinder, and a partition plate is inserted in the inside of the cylinder in the vertical direction, and a third air hole is formed in the lower part of the hollow cylinder. Yes. For this reason, the number of incense sticks to be provided can be set up at least substantially vertically, and the incense sticks can be completely burned by the third air holes, and the water droplets in the hollow cylinder can be quickly removed from the air holes to the hollow cylinder. Discharged outside.

  In the pre-grave ignited serving stand according to claim 3 of the present application, an ignition hole including a door portion that is detachably mounted is formed in an intermediate portion of the cover portion. For this reason, it is possible to light the candle from the ignition hole without removing the cover part from the cover receiving part. In addition, although this ignition hole is mainly provided in the ignited offering container for tombs used for candle holders, of course, it may be provided in the ignited offering instrument for tombs used for incense holders. It is.

  In the tomb pre-ignition ignited serving stand according to claim 4 of the present application, the lid portion is composed of a circular top plate slightly larger than the cross-sectional shape of the cover portion and a peripheral wall depending from the outer peripheral edge of the top plate. For this reason, when the cover part is covered with this cover part, the cover part completely covers the upper part of the cover part, so that dust and water enter the inside of the cover part from the gap between the cover part and the cover part. There is nothing. In addition, the lid part and the cover part can be detachable or openable. However, if the lid part and the cover part can be opened and closed, the lid part and the cover part are integrated so that one of them is not lost. . And since a cover part and a cover part are fixed with a volt | bolt and a nut, a cover part does not remove | deviate from a cover part carelessly.

  In addition, as a fixing method with respect to the cover part of the lid part according to the present invention, there are the penetration fixing method or the pressing fixing method described above, but in Example 1 and Example 2 to be described later, it depends on the penetration fixing method. . In addition, in order to attach the lid part to the cover part, it is necessary to fix the hinge blade to the cover part. As a method for fixing the cover part, a through hole is formed in the cover part, and a bolt is formed in the through hole. There are a method of inserting and screwing, and a method of making one blade of a hinge U-shaped in a side view and inserting an U-shaped opening from the upper end of the cover portion to clamp it. In Example 1 and Example 2 to be described later, a clamping method is adopted, and further, the surface of the cover part is pressed with the tip of the bolt after clamping.

  In the tomb ignited serving stand according to claim 5 of the present application, the top plate of the lid portion has a spherical shape bulging outward, and the positions of the air holes drilled in the top plate are projected on the top plate in plan view. It is between the outer periphery of the ignited object pedestal and the edge of the top plate. For this reason, the water drop which fell on the top plate of the cover part slides down and falls out of the cover part from the edge part of the cover part. In addition, water droplets that enter through the air holes will fall directly outside the ignited object pedestal, so there will be no direct water droplets on the candles and incense sticks provided, and the candles and incense sticks will disappear due to rain. There is no.

  Example 1 and Example 2 according to the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, Example 1 is an ignited serving container for graves used for a candle holder, and Example 2 is an ignited serving container for graves used for an incense holder.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a tomb pre-ignited serving container according to Example 1 and Example 2. FIG. Fig.2 (a) is a front view of the tomb-side ignited offering stand according to Example 1, and Fig.2 (b) is a side view thereof. FIG. 3A is a plan view of the candle holder to be ignited according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 3B is a front view thereof. Fig.4 (a) is a front view of the tomb ignited offering stand according to Example 2, and Fig.4 (b) is a side view thereof. Fig.5 (a) is a top view of the to-be-ignited object stand for incense holders based on Example 2, FIG.5 (b) is the front view.

  In FIG. 1 to FIG. 5, reference numeral 1 is a tomb ignited serving stand of Example 1, reference numeral 2 is a tomb ignited serving stand of Example 2, reference numeral 10 is a tombstone, reference numeral 12 is a base fixing hole, reference numeral 20 is Pedestal, reference numeral 22 is a pedestal screwing part, reference numeral 24 is a pedestal fixing anchor, reference numeral 30 is a candle ignited object pedestal, reference numeral 32 is an incense ignited object pedestal, reference numeral 34 is a candle ignited object pedestal Cylindrical portion, reference numeral 36 is an incandescent object holder cylindrical portion, reference numeral 38 is a candlestick support pedestal, reference numeral 40 is a candlestick, reference numeral 42 is a candle support part, reference numeral 43 is a candle holder, reference numeral 44 is a bolt for attaching a candlestick, Reference numeral 46 is an incense stick partition plate, reference numeral 48 is a third air hole, reference numeral 50 is a cover receiving part, reference numeral 52 is a first air hole, reference numeral 54 is a cover fixing nut, reference numeral 56 is a cover fixing bolt, reference numeral 70 Is a cover part, 72 is a cover part body, Reference numeral 74 is an ignition hole, reference numeral 76 is an ignition hole door, reference numeral 78 is an ignition hole door body, reference numeral 80 is an ignition hole door handle, reference numeral 82 is an ignition hole door frame, reference numeral 84 is a cover receiving portion fixing bolt insertion hole, reference numeral 86. Is a lid fixing bolt insertion hole, 90 is a lid, 92 is a top plate, 94 is a peripheral wall, 96 is a second air hole, 98 is a lid fixing nut, 100 is a cover lid Reference numeral 102 denotes a hinge, and reference numeral 104 denotes a fastening bolt. In addition, in FIG. 1, the tomb ignited offering stand 1 and the tomb igniting offering stand 2 are erected adjacent to each other on the same gravestone 10, but may be erected at positions separated from each other. Of course, the tombstone 10 may be carried as a small rectangular parallelepiped.

First, the tomb ignited serving stand 1 according to the first embodiment will be described.
The tomb ignited object stand 1 includes a pedestal 20, a candle ignited object holder 30, a cover receiving part 50, a cover part 70, and a lid part 90.

  The pedestal 20 includes a pedestal screwing portion 22 and a pedestal fixing anchor 24. The pedestal screwing portion 22 has a shape in which two disks having different diameters are stacked on the same axis, and an upper portion thereof. Is a disk having a small diameter, and a male screw is engraved on the outer peripheral surface of the disk. On the opposite side of the large-diameter disk from the small-diameter disk, a round bar pedestal fixing anchor 24 having the same axial center is fixed, and in the vicinity of the tip of the pedestal fixing anchor 24, 4 The blades are fixed. A pedestal fixing hole 12 is drilled in the tombstone 10, and a pedestal fixing anchor 24 is inserted into the pedestal fixing hole 12 and filled with mortar and fixed. The four blades of the pedestal fixing anchor 24 play a role of preventing the pedestal fixing anchor 24 from coming out of the pedestal fixing hole 12.

  In addition, the diameter of the large disk of the base 31 is about 30 mmφ, the thickness is 4 mm, the diameter of the small disk is about 25 mmφ, and the thickness is 7 mm. Therefore, a stepped portion formed by two disks having different diameters is formed in the base screwing portion 22, the surface width of the stepped portion is 2.5 mm, and the rising is 7 mm. The lower end of the object stand cylindrical portion 34 comes into contact with the surface of the stepped portion and is screwed. The pedestal fixing anchor 24 is a 9 mmφ round bar.

  The candle igniter pedestal 30 includes a candle ignited object pedestal cylinder 34, a candle stool support pedestal 38, and a sconces 40, and the sconces 40 includes a candle support 42, and a candle tray. 43 and a sconces mounting bolt 44.

  A female screw is screwed into the upper and lower portions of the hollow portion of the candle ignited object providing base cylindrical portion 34, and the male screw of the base screwing portion 31 is screwed into the lower hollow portion. Are engaged with the base 31, and the cylindrical object 34 for the candle ignited object is screwed onto the base 31. Note that the outer diameter of the candle ignited object pedestal cylinder 34 is approximately 30 mmφ, and the height is 30 mm.

  The sconces support pedestal 38, like the pedestal 20, has a shape in which two disks having different diameters are stacked on the same axis, and its lower part is a disk having a small diameter, and the outer peripheral surface of the disk. A male screw is engraved in the. The male screw is engaged with the female screw threaded in the hollow portion at the upper part of the above-mentioned candle ignited object pedestal cylindrical part 34, so that the candle ignited object pedestal cylindrical part 34 is engaged with the candle slidable part. A support base 38 is screwed. As with the pedestal 31, the diameter of the large disc of the candlestick support pedestal 38 is approximately 30 mmφ, the thickness is 4 mm, the diameter of the small disc is approximately 25 mmφ, and the dish depth is 9 mm. Yes.

  A screw hole into which a female screw is engraved is formed at the center of the candlestick support base 38, and the candlestick mounting bolt 42 of the candlestick 40 is screwed into this hole, so that the candlestick 40 is used for supporting the candlestick. Screwed onto the pedestal 38. The candlestick 40 is not different from the conventional one. As described above, the candlestick 40 is composed of the candle support portion 42, the candle tray 43, and the candlestick mounting bolt 44. The candlestick mounting bolt 44 is connected to the candlestick support base 38. The candle ignited object pedestal 30 is assembled by screwing it into a screw hole drilled in the center. The height from the tombstone 10 surface of the candle ignited object pedestal 30 to the top of the candle support 42 is approximately 55 mm.

The cover receiving part 50 is formed from a metal thin plate and uses a copper plate. And this cover receiving part 50 is manufactured in the following procedures. That is,
(1) Bending a copper plate and welding or sticking both end edges to form a cylinder.
(2) Eight cuts are made in the length direction in the lower part of the cylinder, and the four bent portions are alternately bent at right angles (hereinafter referred to as “first bent portion”), and the bent portions are formed. Cut while leaving approximately 5 mm.
(3) Four unfolded portions are bent at right angles toward the inside at a position approximately 5 mm below the first bent portion (hereinafter referred to as “second bent portion”). The bent tip is located near the center of the cylinder.

  When the pedestal 36 is fixed to the tombstone 10 described above, the cover receiving portion 50 is inserted by sandwiching the bent horizontal portion of the second bent portion between the tombstone 10 and the lower surface of the pedestal screwing portion 22. Is standing on the tombstone 10. And as for the 1st bending part, when the 2nd bending part contact | abuts the surface of the tombstone 10, the rectangular 1st air hole 52 is formed in four places. Further, a lower end portion of the cover portion 70 is placed on the bent horizontal portion of the first bent portion, as described later, and a predetermined interval is provided between the lower end portion of the cover portion 70 and the surface of the tombstone 10. And the effective opening area of the first air hole 52 is secured.

  One cover portion fixing nut 54 is fixed to the upper portion of the cover receiving portion 50, and a hole is formed in the cover receiving portion 50 according to the screw hole of the cover portion fixing nut 54. The cover fixing bolt 56 that is screwed into the cover fixing nut 54 is screwed into the cover fixing nut 54, the tip of the cover fixing bolt 56 penetrates into the cover receiving portion 50, and a cover main body 72 described later. It penetrates into the cover part fixing bolt insertion hole 84 drilled in. The inner diameter of the cover receiving portion 50 is 60 mmφ, which is substantially the same as the outer diameter of the cover portion 70 described later, and the height is substantially 50 mm. Of course, a plurality of cover portion fixing nuts 54 may be provided. In the present embodiment, the cover fixing nut 54 is fixed at one location, but two or more may be fixed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction of the cover receiving portion 50.

  The cover part 70 is composed of a cylindrical cover part main body 72 having an outer diameter of about 60 mmφ and a length of 160 mm, and an ignition hole door 76. The cover part main body 72 is made of heat-resistant glass having a thickness of 5 mm. The door 76 is made of a copper plate. An oblong hole having a length of 50 mm and a width of 15 mm is formed in an intermediate portion of the cover main body 72 in the length direction to form an ignition hole 74.

  A U-shaped copper plate frame (not shown) is fitted along the edge of the ignition hole 74, and the ignition hole door 76 is fixed to the frame. The ignition hole door 76 includes an ignition hole door main body 78 and an ignition hole door frame 82. The ignition hole door frame 82 is a three-way frame of left and right frames and a lower frame with the open part of the U-shaped member facing inward, and the ignition hole door body 78 is a flat plate, and the upper part thereof is bent at a right angle. An ignition hole door handle 80 is formed. The left and right edges of the ignition hole door main body 78 are fitted into the left and right frames of the ignition hole door frame 82, so that the ignition hole door main body 78 slides up and down. As a modification, the ignition hole door body 78 may be freely opened and closed by hinged to the ignition hole door frame 82 with a hinge.

  The cover main body 72 is inserted into the cover receiving portion 50, and the lower end portion of the cover main body 72 abuts against the bent horizontal portion of the first bent portion of the cover receiving portion 50. The vertical position of the cover part 70 is determined. Then, the end of the cover fixing bolt 56 screwed into the cover fixing nut 54 is inserted into the cover fixing bolt insertion hole 84 formed at a position corresponding to the cover fixing nut 54 of the cover receiving portion 50. Thus, the circumferential position of the cover part 70 with respect to the cover receiving part 50 is determined. In this manner, the vertical position and the circumferential position of the cover part 70 are determined with respect to the cover receiving part 50, and the cover part 70 is fixed at a predetermined position. A lid fixing bolt insertion hole 86 is formed at a position corresponding to a lid fixing nut 98 of the lid 90 described later.

  The lid 90 is composed of a top plate 92 and a peripheral wall 94 that is suspended from the periphery of the top plate 92, and the top plate 92 has a spherical shape that swells outward. Four circular second air holes 96 are formed. The position at which the second air hole 96 is formed is outside the outer periphery of the object to be lit 30 projected onto the top plate 92 in plan view.

  One end of the lid 90 is hinged to the upper end of the cover main body 72 via a hinge 102 so as to be freely opened and closed. One blade of the hinge 102 is welded to the lid 90, and the other blade has a U-shape when viewed from the side, and the U-shaped opening is inserted into the upper end of the cover body 72 and is sandwiched. Then, the surface of the cover part main body 72 is pressed and fixed with the fastening bolts 104. The peripheral wall 94 on the opposite side of the hinge 102 is formed with a large area, and a lid fixing nut 98 is fixed thereto. Then, a hole is formed in the peripheral wall 94 in accordance with the screw hole of the lid fixing nut 98 so that the cover lid bolt 100 can be screwed. When the upper end of the cover part 72 is covered with the cover part 90, the screw hole of the cover part fixing nut 98 and the position of the cover part fixing bolt insertion hole 86 are matched with each other. The cover 90 is fixed to the cover part 72 by screwing it into the part fixing nut 98 and penetrating the tip of the cover part cover bolt 100 into the cover part fixing bolt insertion hole 86. Of course, the lid 90 may be detachable without being hinged to the cover main body 72. One of the fastening bolt 100 and the bolt 104 is omitted, and a separate protrusion locking portion is provided. And the lid 90 may be fixed only by the other bolt.

Next, the operation of the tomb pre-ignition firing container stand 1 of the first embodiment will be described.
The candle ignited article pedestal cylinder 34 is screwed and fixed to the pedestal 36 fixed on the tombstone 10, and the candle pedestal support pedestal 38 is screwed into the candle ignited article pedestal cylinder 34. . Then, the candle holder to be lit 30 is assembled by screwing the candle holder mounting bolt 42 of the candle holder 40 into the screw hole at the center of the candle holder support base 38. Thereafter, the cover portion 70 is fitted into the cover receiving portion 50 erected on the gravestone 10, and the cover portion fixing bolt 56 is screwed into the cover portion fixing nut 54 to fix the cover portion 70. An offering stand 1 is assembled. As described above, since the inner diameter of the cover receiving portion 50 and the outer diameter of the cover portion 70 are substantially the same, the cover portion 70 is fixed in close contact with the cover receiving portion 50. Moreover, the height from the surface of the tombstone 10 of the to-be-ignited fired object stand 1 to the top of the assembled tomb is approximately 170 mm.

  Then, the lid 90 of the tomb ignited serving stand 1 is opened, a candle (not shown) is inserted into the candle support 42, the lid 90 is closed, the ignition hole door 76 is opened, and the candle is ignited from the ignition hole 74. To do.

  The ignited candle continues to burn when air is supplied from the first air holes 52, 52,... And the air used for combustion is discharged from the second air holes 96, 96,. And burn completely. In the state where the candle in the tomb-front ignited offering stand 1 is lit, the air volume of the fan (Matsushita Electric Co., Ltd .: FK501JA type) is set to “strong” from a position 2 m away, and the wind of the fan is ignited for the tomb-side The candle flame in the tomb ignited offering stand 1 continued to burn and burned completely.

  Wax dripped by the burning of the candle accumulates in the candle tray 43, but since the candlestick 40 can be attached to and detached from the candlestick support base 38 via the candlestick mounting bolt 42, it is easy to remove only the candlestick 40. Can be cleaned. In addition, even if the ignited object pedestal 30 itself becomes dirty, the ignited object pedestal 34 can be attached and detached, so that the ignited object pedestal 34 can be easily cleaned by removing it from the pedestal 31. Furthermore, even when the cover part 70 is soiled with scissors or the like, it can be easily cleaned by removing only the cover part 70 from the cover receiving part 50.

Next, the pre-gravel fired object stand 2 of Example 2 will be described.
Since the tomb ignited serving stand 2 according to the second embodiment has substantially the same configuration and effect as the tomb ignited serving stand 1 according to the first embodiment, the tomb ignited serving stand 2 is mainly used here. The configuration different from the offering stand 1 and the effects produced by the different configuration will be described.

  The pedestal 20 is exactly the same as the tomb-fired serving stand 1 and the method of fixing to the gravestone 10 is also the same, and the description thereof is omitted.

  The incense object igniter providing base 32 includes an incense object ignited object providing base cylindrical portion 36 and an incense stick partition plate 46. A female screw is screwed into the hollow portion of the lower part of the cylindrical incense holder 36 for the incense stick, and the female screw is engaged with the male screw of the base screwing portion 32 so that the base 30 is used for the incense stick. An ignited object pedestal 32 is screwed.

  An incense stick partition plate 46 is inserted into the hollow portion of the incense stick igniter providing base cylindrical portion 36. The incense stick partition plate 46 is a plan view of a cylinder having an outer diameter smaller than the inner diameter of the incense stick ignited object providing base cylindrical part 36, and the outer peripheral wall of the cylinder and the inner peripheral wall of the ignited object providing base cylindrical part 36 It consists of four plate walls that are connected radially. That is, by the incense stick partition plate 46, the inside of the incense stick ignited object providing stand cylindrical part 36 has a room divided into five with the upper part opened. And the semicircular 3rd air hole 48,48, ... is drilled in the wall surface which contact | connects the bottom face of each divided room. The outer diameter of the incense burner pedestal holder cylindrical portion 36 is approximately 30 mmφ, which is the same as the outer diameter of the candle ignited object holder pedestal cylindrical portion 34, and its length is approximately 50 mm, but has different dimensions. Of course, it can be done.

  About the structure of the cover receiving part 50, the cover part 70, and the cover part 90, since it is the same as that of each member about the to-be-ignited object stand 1 for graves, the description is abbreviate | omitted. However, the cover portion 70 is different from the tomb pre-ignition ignition object stand 1 in that the ignition hole 70 is not provided, but of course, the ignition hole 70 may be provided.

Next, the operation of the pre-gravel fired object stand 2 according to the second embodiment will be described. The method for assembling the tomb pre-ignition ignited serving stand 2 is the same as the method for assembling the tomb pre-ignition ignited serving stand 1, and therefore the description thereof is omitted.
After the assembly, the lid 90 of the pre-gravel ignited object stand 2 is opened, and the ignited non-illustrated incense stick is inserted into the incense stick ignited object serving stand 32 partitioned by the incense stick partition plate 46. When the number of incense sticks is small, it is inserted into the cylindrical part at the center of the incense stick partition plate 46, but when the number of incense sticks is large, it is inserted into each partitioned room so as to be collected.

  The ignited incense stick continues to burn when air is supplied from the first air holes 52, 52,... And the air used for combustion is discharged from the second air holes 96, 96,. . When the incense stick continues to burn, the air supplied from the first air holes 52, 52,... The incense sticks are completely burned because they are supplied into the incense stick igniter pedestal 32 through the.

  The incense sticks inserted into the incense stick igniter pedestal 32 are erected almost vertically in a room that is finely divided by the incense stick partition plate 46, so that the incense stick ash falls into the incense stick igniter provision stand 32. However, since the incense ignited object pedestal 32 is detachable, it can be easily cleaned by removing the incense ignited object pedestal 32 from the tomb ignited object stand 2.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a tomb pre-ignited serving container according to Example 1 and Example 2. FIG. Fig.2 (a) is a front view of the tomb-side ignited offering stand according to Example 1, and Fig.2 (b) is a side view thereof. FIG. 3A is a plan view of the candle holder to be ignited according to the first embodiment, and FIG. 3B is a front view thereof. Fig.4 (a) is a front view of the tomb ignited offering stand according to Example 2, and Fig.4 (b) is a side view thereof. Fig.5 (a) is a top view of the to-be-ignited object stand for incense holders based on Example 2, FIG.5 (b) is the front view. It is a disassembled perspective view which concerns on the Example of the invention disclosed by Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 9-302998. It is sectional drawing which concerns on the Example of the device disclosed by Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 6-82325.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Tomb front ignited offering stand 2 Example 2 Tomb ignited offering stand 20 Pedestal 30 Candle ignited offering stand 32 Incense stick ignited offering stand 40 Candle stand 46 Incense stick partition plate 50 Cover receiving part 70 Cover part 74 Ignition hole 90 Lid part

Claims (5)

A pedestal erected on the gravestone, a cylindrical ignited object pedestal detachably attached to the pedestal, and a cylindrical metal erected on the gravestone and surrounding the pedestal and the ignited object pedestal A cover receiving portion, a transparent cylindrical cover portion that is detachably fitted to the cover receiving portion and covers the ignited object pedestal, and an upper end of the cover portion are detachably or removably attached. A metal lid,
One or more first air holes are formed in the lower portion of the cover receiving portion,
The inner peripheral surface of the cover receiving portion and the outer peripheral surface of the cover portion are closely fitted to each other, and a bolt is screwed into a nut penetrating the cover receiving portion, and the bolt corresponds to the nut. Penetrating into a through-hole drilled in the cover part at a position, or the bolt presses the surface of the cover part, the cover part is fixed to the cover receiving part,
The lid portion has one or more second air holes,
An ignited offering stand for the grave. The ignited object pedestal is a stone, artificial stone or metal candle holder with a metal candlestick removably attached to the top thereof, or the ignited object pedestal is hollow A pseudolite- or metal-made incense holder for a scent in which a partition plate is vertically inserted and a third air hole is formed in a lower portion of the cylinder, the pedestal Both the candle holder and the incense holder can be attached.
The to-be-ignited object stand for tombs of Claim 1 characterized by the above-mentioned. An ignition hole is formed in an intermediate part of the cover part, and a metal door part is attached to the ignition hole so as to be openable and slidable.
The to-be-ignited material offering for graves of Claim 1 or Claim 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. The lid portion is composed of a circular top plate slightly larger than the cross-sectional shape of the cover portion and a peripheral wall depending from the outer peripheral edge of the top plate,
The top plate is provided with the air through hole, and the lid portion and the cover portion are separated from each other so that they can be attached or detached. Alternatively, the lid can be opened and closed by butterfly attachment. Free and none,
Bolts are screwed into the peripheral wall of the detachable or openable / closable lid so as to penetrate through two nuts facing each other or at positions facing the hinged part. Penetrating through a through-hole drilled in the cover portion at a corresponding position, or the bolt has its tip pressed against the surface of the cover portion, and the lid portion is fixed to the cover portion,
The to-be-ignited object stand for tombs according to any one of claims 1 to 3. The top plate of the lid portion has a spherical shape that bulges outward, and the second air hole is formed on the top of the outer periphery of the object-to-be-ignited table projected on the top plate in plan view and the top of the ceiling. Drilled at a position between the edges of the plate,
The to-be-ignited material offering stand for tombs in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 4 characterized by the above-mentioned.

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