JP6893753B2 - Bottomed □ shaped hollow metal pillar tomb - Google Patents

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The present invention relates to a bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar tomb.

In general, Japanese-style general tombstones are generally composed of a single stone pagoda, and a tomb with a structure that has a space for storing ashes in the basement of a four-tiered structure of paddle stone, upper stand, Nakadai, and turf stand. There is.

However, in recent years, due to the declining population, declining birthrate, and aging society, there is a social background in which graves cannot be maintained and managed, and many unrelated Buddha graves have been abandoned, and the number of graves has increased. Unnecessary tombstones that have no difficult place to go are illegally dumped in Noyama or accumulated in temples, which makes it difficult to dispose of them.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a □ -shaped hollow metal pillar tomb with a bottom that is lightweight and easy to recycle, instead of a heavy stone tomb that is difficult to recycle after disposal.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention comprises a buried foundation (1) and a long bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal column A in which a substantially lower half portion is embedded upright on the buried foundation (1). , A short bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar B that stands upright at intervals from the pillar A is provided, and a substantially U-shaped connecting piece (3) that connects the pillar A and B is provided with the total length of the pillar A. A frame piece (10) projecting horizontally is close to the ground on the outer edge of the pillar A directly behind the side surface where the connection piece (3) is connected to the pillar A by connecting the pillar A vertically with reference to the middle of the height. A □ -shaped lid (4) is provided at the upper tip opening of the pillar A, and an incense stand (6) , a flower stand (7) , and a water bowl plate (8 ) are provided at the upper tip opening of the pillar B on a substantially square plate surface. ) Is detachably provided on each of the lids (C), and the protective tube (2) that surrounds and protects the buried outer peripheral portion of the pillars A and B and the outer peripheral portion of the ground boundary between the pillars A and B are provided. A ground foundation (9) to be protected, a cylindrical body, a symmetrical handle with an upward hole (12) is provided on the periphery of the cylinder, a concave bottom plate (21) and a convex lid (13) with a closed mouth. the a pot-shaped contact ashes necessity vessel (D) which is provided, a U-shaped rod (14), fixed intermediate convex with the container cradle (15) of the U-shaped rod (14), U-shaped rod It is composed of a container support rod (E) provided with a connecting piece (16) for detachably connecting the left and right rod tips of (14), and a plurality of containers are attached to the left and right rod tips of the vertical U-shaped rod (14). The left and right holes of the handle (12) with an upward hole of (D) are sequentially engaged, and the concave portion of the concave bottom plate (21) of the lowermost container (D) is inserted into the concave container in the middle of the U-shaped rod (14). Stacked by engaging with the convex portion on the pedestal (15) side, the left and right rod tips of the U-shaped rod (14) are detachably connected by a flake-shaped connecting piece (16) , and the lowest container (D) It is characterized in that it is removably inserted from the upper opening of each of the upright pillars A and B from the side.

In the invention configured in this way, the U-shaped rod (14) is hollow inside from the upper tip opening of each of the long bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal column A and the short bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal column B. The container (D) containing the ashes supported by the above may be interpolated so as to be removable.

According to the invention configured in this way, the ashes of the ancestors can be stored in the long pillar A, and the very familiar ashes can be stored separately in the short pillar B. Further, in the pillar A, a margin airspace (21) can be provided when an additional container (D) for ashes is desired to be added in the future.

According to the bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar tomb of the present invention, the hollow interiors of the pillars A and B all serve as storage spaces for the container (D) for containing ashes, and can accommodate more than the conventional stone tombs. Compared to conventional heavy stone graves, the grave material of the present invention is lighter, has better workability, and is easier to recycle when newly built, graves, or relocated. Furthermore, the flat installation area of the grave is small, and it is possible to expand the space in the existing grave, which is a countermeasure against the shortage of graveyards.

It is an overall exploded perspective view which shows the embodiment of this invention. It is an overall plan view. It is a front view of FIG. FIG. 2 is an arrow view. FIG. 3 is a view taken along the arrow. FIG. 3 is a view of a ha-ha arrow. It is an exploded perspective view of the container (D) and the container support rod (E). It is an enlarged exploded perspective view of the □ -shaped lid (4) of a pillar A. It is an enlarged exploded perspective view of the lid (C) of the substantially square plate of a pillar B. It is an overall perspective view which shows the embodiment by this invention.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar grave according to the embodiment of the present invention is provided with a long bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar A and the upper tip of the pillar A □. A shaped lid (4) , a short bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar B, a substantially square plate lid (C) provided at the upper tip of the pillar B, and the facing side surfaces of the pillars A and B are connected to each other. Approximately U-shaped connection piece (3) , buried foundation (1) , protective tube (2) , above-ground foundation (9) , frame piece (10) for graduation tower, and container for ashes ( A container (D) composed of D) and the container support rod (E) and supported by the container support rod (E) inside columns A and B is placed in a container perpendicular to the opening at the tip of each column. By pulling out through the support rod (E) , the shape shown in FIG. 1 is obtained.

The upright long bottomed hollow metal pillar A uses a □ square metal tube with a total length of about 2 m and a total length of 100 mm to 200 mm, and a □ -shaped lid (4) is detachably provided at the upper opening, and the lower part has a total length height. It is installed upright on the buried foundation (1) provided by digging the ground to the approximately lower half of the pillar.

Short bottomed □ form hollow metal column B of the upright has an overall length of approximately 1.5 m, using □ angular metal but of 100 mm to 200 mm, detachably incense upright to the upper opening (6), Hanatate (7), A lid (C) in which the water bowl plate (8) is arranged on the surface of a substantially square plate is provided, and the water bowl plate (8) is provided upright on the buried foundation (1) together with the above pillar A at intervals.

The substantially U-shaped connecting piece (3) is a long pillar via the substantially U-shaped connecting piece (3) between the opposite side surfaces of the pillars A and B that are upright on the surface of the buried foundation (1). It is connected vertically with reference to the middle of the total length of A.

As the protection pipe (2) , a vinyl chloride pipe or a concrete pipe that protects the outer peripheral side surfaces of the pillars A and B buried portions from earth pressure is provided.
Further, a ground foundation (9) having a thickness of about 100 mm is provided at the boundary between the outer peripheral side surfaces of the pillars A and B rising above the ground and the ground, and each pillar is stabilized upright on the ground.

The rectangular frame piece (10) for the stupa is a rectangular frame piece (10) that protrudes horizontally close to the ground on the outer edge surface of the pillar A to the side directly behind the connection piece (3) connected to the pillar A. A frame piece (10) is provided.

The container (D) for ashes has a cylindrical shape, has a convex lid (13) at the upper part and a concave bottom plate (21) at the lower part, and has an upward holed handle (12) projecting symmetrically on the peripheral edge of the cylinder. The container (D) is a pot-shaped container provided with a concave portion of the concave bottom plate (21) of the upper container (D) in the vertical direction, and a convex lid (13) on the upper portion of the lower container (D). The convex parts are engaged and stacked one above the other for use.

The container support rod (E) is a rod made of round steel in a U shape, and has a protrusion at the lower center between the U-shaped rods (14) that engages with the concave portion on the concave bottom plate (21) side of the container (D). The container cradle (15) of the above is fixed, and a piece-shaped connecting piece (16) is detachably connected to the left and right rod tips of the U-shaped rod (14). Then, the left and right rods destination of the U-bar (14), and holes respectively sequentially engages the left and right holes with handle (12) of the container (D), stacked containers (D) in the vertical direction in the vertical, U-shaped The left and right rod tips of the rod (14) are detachably connected to each other with a piece-shaped connecting piece (16), and the rods A and B are removably inserted from the upper tip openings of the pillars A and B.

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 6, in FIG. 4, the containers (D) supported by the U-shaped rod (14 ) are vertically stacked and inserted / removed from the upper tip openings of the columns A and B. It is a figure which shows the structure interpolated as possible.
In FIG. 5, one and the other rods of the U-shaped rods (14) are placed along the side surfaces of the respective pillars at the diagonal corners of the □ -shaped columns A and B of the upright □ -shaped columns A and B. It is a figure which shows the container (D) which was raised in the vertical direction and supported by the U-shaped rod (14). FIG. 6 shows a diagram in which a protective pipe (2) is provided to protect the surroundings of the buried portions of the pillars A and B so as to be wrapped with a vinyl chloride pipe or a concrete pipe.

As shown in FIG. 7, the container (D) is a concave bottom plate into the recess (21), the upper portion of the convex portion is engaged convex cover (13) of the lower container (D) of the upper vessel (D) And use it by stacking it up and down. Then, the left and right rods destination of the U-bar (14), and holes respectively sequentially engages the left and right holes with handle (12) of the container (D), stacked containers (D) in the vertical direction, the U-shaped bars ( The left and right rod tips of 14) are detachably connected to the piece-shaped connecting piece (16) , and these are disassembled so as to be pulled out in the vertical direction to obtain the shape shown in FIG.

As shown in FIGS. 8 to 9, in FIG. 8, a □ -shaped lid (4) is detachably provided at the upper tip opening of the pillar A via a screw (19).
In FIG. 9, the lid (C) in which the incense holder (6) , the flower stand (7) , and the water bowl plate (8) provided at the upper tip opening of the pillar B are arranged on a substantially square plate is attached to a screw (19). ) Is provided so that it can be attached and detached.

FIG. 10 shows a perspective view of the entire bottomed mouth-shaped hollow metal pillar tomb according to the embodiment of the present invention. The name is in (17) and the family crest is in (18).

According to the present invention, all of the hollow interiors of the pillars A and B of the tomb are storage spaces for the ashes container (D) , and the number of ashes can be stored more than that of the conventional stone tomb. At the time of relocation, it is lighter than a stone tomb, easier to work with, and has a lower construction cost, and has the characteristic effect of facilitating metal welding repair of damaged parts. That is, the conventional stone tomb is replaced with a new member.

Further, the grave of the present invention has a small installation plane area width, and can be installed along the room in the existing grave, the land not planned, or the side surface of the road, and when the container (D) is added in the pillar A. A margin airspace (21) is also provided.

Furthermore, when there is a desire not to enter the same grave with other relatives before life, the long pillar A stores the remains of an old ancestor, and the short pillar B contains the remains of a close relative. There is a feature that the ashes can be stored separately and used properly, and the conventional stone tomb is different from storing all the ashes in one space.

A Long bottomed □ type hollow metal pillar B Short bottomed □ type hollow metal pillar C Lid D Container for ashes E Container support rod 1 Buried foundation 2 Protective tube 3 Approximately U-shaped connection piece 4 □ shape Lid 5 Approximately square plate 6 Incense stand 7 Flower stand 8 Water bowl plate 9 Ground foundation 10 Frame piece 11 Cylindrical 12 Handle with upward hole 13 Lid 14 U-shaped rod 15 Convex container cradle 16 Piece-shaped connecting piece 17 Name 18 Family crest 19 screws (screws and nuts)
20 Ground 21 Concave lower bottom plate 22 Marginal airspace for storing container (D) 23 Screws (nuts)

Claims (1)

A buried foundation (1) , a long bottomed □ -shaped hollow metal pillar A with a substantially lower half portion embedded upright on the buried foundation (1), and a short length that stands upright at intervals from the pillar A. A □ -shaped hollow metal pillar B with a bottom is provided, and a substantially U-shaped connection piece (3) connecting the pillars A and B is vertically connected with reference to the middle of the total length of the pillar A. Then , a horizontally projecting frame piece (10) is provided close to the ground on the outer edge of the pillar A directly behind the side surface where the connecting piece (3) is connected to the pillar A, and is provided in the upper tip opening of the pillar A. The □ -shaped lid (4) and the lid (C) on which the incense stand (6) , flower stand (7) , and water bowl plate (8) are arranged on the surface of a substantially square plate at the upper tip opening of the pillar B are attached and detached, respectively. A protective tube (2) that is freely provided to surround and protect the buried outer periphery of the pillars A and B, a ground foundation (9) that protects the outer periphery of the ground boundary between the pillars A and B, and a cylindrical body. A pot-shaped ashes container (D ) provided with a symmetrical upward holed handle (12) on the peripheral edge of the cylinder, a concave bottom plate (21), and a convex lid (13) with a squeezed mouth. and), and the U-shaped bar (14), and intermediate anchoring projections with container cradle (15) of the U-shaped rod (14), detachably connected between the left and right dog point of the U-shaped bars (14) It is composed of a container support rod (E) provided with a connecting piece (16) to be connected, and has handles (12) with upward holes of a plurality of containers (D) at the left and right rod tips of the U-shaped rod (14) in the vertical direction. The left and right holes are sequentially engaged, and the concave portion of the concave bottom plate (21) of the lowermost container (D) is engaged with the convex portion on the convex container pedestal (15) side in the middle of the U-shaped rod (14). The left and right rod tips of the U-shaped rod (14) are detachably connected by a piece-shaped connecting piece (16) , and the upper part of each of the upright pillars A and B is connected from the lowest container (D) side. A □ -shaped hollow metal pillar grave with a bottom that can be inserted and removed from the opening.

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