JP5600855B1 - Fresh flower fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to prevent a flower arranged in a flower garden from being blown off by wind and rain.
SOLUTION: A disc body 2a of a fresh flower fixture 2 is provided with a plurality of slit portions 2b radially, and a plurality of triangular tongue pieces 2c are formed. Both sides of each tongue piece 2c are serrated concave and convex portions 2d, square concave portions 2e are close to each other, convex portions 2f are spaced apart from each other, and a plurality of quadrangular shapes are provided between the tongue pieces 2c. The space 2g is provided. Moreover, the short cylinder-shaped fitting part 2h extended below from the outer periphery of the disc body 2a is formed.
When the fresh flower fixture 2 is used, the fresh flower fixture 2 is mounted on the flower stand 1 by fitting the fitting portion 2 h around the edge 1 b of the flower stand 1. When the stem S of the fresh flower F is inserted in this state, the stem S at the center is surrounded and held by the tip of the bent tongue 2c, and the stem S off the center is a quadrangle formed between the uneven portions 2d. It is sandwiched and held in the space 2g.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a fresh flower fixture that prevents a fresh flower inserted in a flower garden, for example, in front of a grave or the like from falling or scattering due to a strong wind or the like.

  As shown in Patent Document 1, a pair of flower stands for inserting fresh flowers are installed on the front of the tombstone. On the bank of the bank or on the death day of the deceased, it is common to visit the grave, clean the grave and place new flowers in the flower garden to provide for the deceased.

  Usually, this flower stand has a bottom, is made of a cylindrical body that is open at the top, and has an upper end that is often widened. The bottom is fixed to a tombstone, and water is poured into the cylindrical body to place fresh flowers. Insert the stem.

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  However, since the tomb is outside, it is extremely susceptible to the weather, and the fresh flowers in the flower garden may fall or be blown away by wind and rain.

  An object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and to provide a fresh flower fixing tool that can prevent a fresh flower in a flower stand from falling even if it receives a strong wind, prevent it from blowing off, and make the fresh flower last longer.

  The fresh flower fixture according to the present invention for achieving the above-mentioned object is composed of a thin disk body having elasticity and flexibility, and a plurality of slit sections are formed at a central portion from a substantially central point of the disk body. Provided toward the outside, forming tongue pieces between these adjacent slit portions, forming concave and convex portions on both sides of the tongue pieces in a sawtooth shape, and forming concave and convex portions between the concave and convex portions of the adjacent tongue pieces. A plurality of spaces formed by the recesses are provided between the tongue pieces by arranging the parts facing each other.

  According to the fresh flower fixture according to the present invention, since the stems of fresh flowers are held by the uneven portions formed in the slit portion, the fresh flowers in the flower stand are not easily fallen by wind and rain, and do not come out easily.

It is a perspective view of the fresh flower fixing tool and flower stand of Example 1. It is a top view of the fresh flower fixing tool of Example 1. It is sectional drawing. It is a perspective view of the state where a fresh flower was held with a fresh flower fixture. It is a top view of the fresh flower fixing tool of Example 2. It is a perspective view of the fresh flower fixing tool and flower stand of Example 3. It is sectional drawing of the state which hold | maintained the fresh flower with the fresh flower fixing tool.

  The present invention will be described in detail based on the embodiments shown in the drawings.

  1 is a perspective view of a fresh flower fixture and a flower stand of Example 1, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the fresh flower fixture, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the fresh flower fixture.

  The flower stand 1 fixed to the tombstone in front of the grave consists of a cylindrical part 1a made of metal or synthetic resin, and the upper part is expanded and the lower part is squeezed. Is provided. Moreover, the bottom part of the flower stand 1 is sealed, and the bottom part is being fixed to the tombstone.

  The fresh flower fixture 2 is formed of a thin disc body 2a such as a substantially disc-shaped synthetic resin material or a synthetic rubber material having elasticity and flexibility, and a plurality of slit portions 2b are provided at the center of the disc body 2a. For example, radially outward from the center point O so as to intersect at the center point O, which is the approximate center of the disc body 2a, a triangular tongue piece 2c is formed between the adjacent slit portions 2b. Yes.

  Both sides of each tongue piece 2c are serrated uneven portions 2d, and concave portions 2e and convex portions 2f are alternately formed. The rectangular concave portions 2e of the adjacent tongue pieces 2c are close to each other, the convex portions 2f are spaced apart from each other, and are arranged to face each other, so that a plurality of quadrilaterals formed by the concave portions 2e are provided between the tongue pieces 2c. The space 2g is provided. These spaces 2g are continuously arranged so that the diagonals thereof are in contact with the adjacent space 2g.

  Further, a short cylindrical fitting portion 2h extending downward from the outer peripheral edge of the disc body 2a is formed around the fresh flower fixture 2.

  When using the fresh flower fixture 2 in front of the grave, by putting water into the flower stand 1 and fitting the fitting part 2h so as to cover the periphery of the edge 1b of the flower stand 1, as shown in FIG. A fresh flower fixture 2 is mounted on the flower stand 1. In addition, it can also be latched by the back side of the edge 1b of the flower stand 1 by further bending the lower part of the fitting part 2h inside.

  In this state, the stems S of a plurality of fresh flowers F are inserted from above the fresh flower fixture 2. By inserting these stems S, the tongue 2c is pushed downward and a gap is formed between the tongues 2c, so that the tip of the stem S can be easily pushed to the vicinity of the bottom of the flower stand 1. When the pushing of the stem S is finished, the tongue piece 2 is restored by the elasticity of the material, and the stem S located at the center is held surrounded by the tip of the folded tongue piece 2c, and the stem S off the center is It is sandwiched and held by a rectangular space 2g formed between the uneven portions 2d. Further, among the stems S off the center, the stems S having a diameter larger than the space 2g are sandwiched between the concave and convex portions 2d while the gap between the tongue pieces 2c is greatly expanded.

  Thus, the position of the stem S is fixed by fitting the stem S individually into the space 2g formed in the uneven portion 2d. Therefore, the stem S does not move along the slit portion 2b, and since the four sides of the stem S are held by the sides of the uneven portion 2d in the withdrawal direction, the contact resistance is large and the withdrawal is difficult. The stem S does not fall against the flower stand 1. Regardless of the diameter of the stem S, the stem S is fixed in the space 2g and does not move.

  Further, since the fitting portion 2h is fitted to the edge 1b of the flower stand 1, the fresh flower fixture 2 is not detached from the edge 1b of the flower stand 1, and the fresh flower fixture 2 is the stem S of the fresh flower F. Can be securely held.

  Further, when the fresh flowers F are inserted into the fresh flower fixture 2, the stems S can be held more reliably by adjusting the stems S of the fresh flowers F so as to be positioned in the space 2g.

  Thus, by attaching the fresh flower fixture 2 to the flower stand 1, the fresh flower F is reliably held, and the fresh flower fixture 2 also serves as a lid of the flower stand 1, and the water in the flower stand 1 evaporates. This makes it possible to make the fresh flower F last longer and to prevent dust and the like from entering the flower stand 1.

  When the fresh flower F is withered and removed, the fresh flower fixture 2 can be used again by pulling out the fresh flower F together with the fresh flower fixture 2 from the flower stand 1 and removing the fresh flower F from the fresh flower fixture 2 and discarding it.

  FIG. 5 shows a plan view of the fresh flower fixture 2 'of the second embodiment, and the same reference numerals as those of the first embodiment denote the same parts. The concave portions 2e ′ of the concave and convex portions 2d on both sides of the tongue piece 2c provided on the disc body 2a ′ are formed in a circular arc shape, and a circular space 2g ′ formed by the concave portions 2e ′ is provided between the tongue pieces 2c. It has been. Further, the end portion of the slit portion 2b is provided with a short notch 2i that intersects with the slit portion 2b, that is, in the circumferential direction, and a knob projecting outward from a part of the disc body 2a ′. A piece 2j is provided.

  In the second embodiment, since the space 2g 'is circular, the round stem S can be held without being damaged. In addition to the original bending of the tongue piece 2c, the uneven portion 2d can be bent along the slit portion 2b due to the presence of the cutout portion 2i, and the close contact with the stem S becomes better, and the space 2f ′ Even larger stems S can be handled by the uneven portion 2d.

  The knob 2j is effective when the fresh flower fixture 2 'is removed from the flower stand 1, and the water in the flower stand 1 can be easily exchanged. The notch 2i and the knob 2j may be omitted, or the notch 2i and the knob 2j can be attached to the fresh flower fixture 2 of the first embodiment.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a fresh flower fixture and a flower stand of Example 3. The cylindrical portion 11a of the flower stand 11 is embedded in the tombstone, and only the upper edge 11b is exposed on the tombstone, and the fresh flower fixture 12 is inserted into the flower stand 11 for use.

  The flower arrangement fixture 12 is made of the same material as in the first and second embodiments, and a flange portion 12b is formed on the cylindrical body 12a. The cylindrical body 12a is formed from a plurality of fin portions 12c provided downward. The fins 12c are configured so that the widths of the fins 12c are narrowed toward the bottom. The flange part 12b is located on the edge part 11b of the flower stand 11 embedded in the tombstone. The disc body 2a is formed on the upper part of the flower fixing tool 12 together with the slit part 2b, the tongue piece 2c, and the uneven part 2d, and is the same as the flower fixing tool 2 of Example 1 or the flower fixing tool 2 'of Example 2. It is structured.

  As shown in the cross-sectional view of FIG. 7, when using this fresh flower fixture 12, water is poured into the flower stand 11, the fresh flower fixture 12 is inserted into the flower stand 11, and the flange portion 12b is mounted on the edge portion 11b. Put. The insertion of the fresh flower fixture 12 causes the fin 12c of the fresh flower fixture 12 to sag along the inner wall of the flower stand 11, and it is difficult to come out due to the restoring force accompanying its elasticity.

  In this state, the fresh flower F can be reliably held by inserting the fresh flower F into the flower stand 11 as in the first embodiment.

  In the third embodiment, since the cylindrical body 12a of the fresh flower fixture 12 is inserted into the flower stand 11, the fresh flower fixture 12 is fixed to the flower stand 11 by the fitting portion 2h as in the first and second embodiments. You don't have to.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,11 Flower stand 1a Tubular part 1b Edge part 2, 2 ', 12 Fresh flower fixing tool 2a, 2a' Disc body 2b Slit part 2c Tongue piece 2d Concavity and convexity part 2e, 2e 'Concave part 2f Convex part 2g, 2g' space 2h Fitting part 2i Notch part 2j Knob part 11a Tubular part 12a Tubular body 12b Flange part 12c Fin part F Fresh flower S Stem

Claims (7)

  It consists of a thin disk body having elasticity and flexibility, and a plurality of slit parts are provided in the center part from the approximate center point of the disk body to the outside, and a tongue piece is provided between these adjacent slit parts. And forming the concave and convex portions on both sides of the tongue piece in a sawtooth shape, and arranging the concave and convex portions of the concave and convex portions between the adjacent tongue pieces and the convex portions facing each other, thereby allowing the tongue pieces to A fresh flower fixture provided with a plurality of spaces formed by recesses.   The fresh flower fixture according to claim 1, wherein the convex portions of the tongue pieces adjacent to each other are brought close to each other.   The fresh flower fixture according to claim 2, wherein a space between the concave portions of the adjacent tongue pieces is rectangular.   The fresh flower fixture according to claim 2, wherein a space between the concave portions of the adjacent tongue pieces is circular.   The fresh flower fixture according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a fitting portion including a short cylindrical portion is provided around the disc body downward.   A cylindrical body is formed around the disk body downward, and the cylindrical body is composed of a plurality of fins whose width narrows downward. The fresh flower fixing tool of any one of Claims 1.   The fresh flower fixture according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a notch portion is provided in an end point portion of the slit portion in a circumferential direction.

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