JP7262116B2 - barbecue grill - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates primarily to barbecue grills used outdoors.

A conventional barbecue grill has a basic structure including a charcoal receiving portion with an open top, a frame portion that accommodates and supports the charcoal receiving portion, and legs provided on the frame portion (Patent Document 1st prize).

Design registration No. 1521260

However, it has been pointed out that if work such as cutting food before heating is required, it is necessary to bring both the stove and the table, making it difficult to carry around. However, some barbecue grills have a table, but even if the same grill is used, it is large and heavy, so it is not a solution to the above problem.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been created in view of the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a barbecue grill that has the function of a table and is not difficult to carry.

A barbecue grill according to the present invention includes a charcoal receiver with an open upper surface, a frame that accommodates and supports the charcoal receiver, and legs provided on the frame, and the grill is used as a table. a top plate used in exchange for the grill placed on the frame for use; and holding means for selectively holding the grill and the top in an empty space below the frame. is further provided.

In the case of a barbecue grill with such a configuration, when the grill is removed from the frame and replaced with a top plate, the same grill can be used as a table. is not difficult. Further, since the grid and the top plate are held in the empty space below the frame portion, there is no need to secure a place for placing the grid and the top plate, which improves usability.

The holding means is preferably associated with a hanging portion attached to the leg portion or the frame portion and a recess provided at the lower end of the hanging portion and provided in the grid or top plate. It is preferable to have a configuration having a hook portion that can be combined.

With such a form of barbecue grill, the structure of the holding means is simple, the number of parts is small, the size and weight can be reduced, and the portability is improved. In addition, since the grid and the top plate are held in the empty space below the frame portion, there is no need to place the grid or the like on the ground or the like, which improves usability.

The frame portion preferably has a box-like shape, and includes a pair of reinforcing plates arranged to face each other on opposite sides of the frame portion. In that case, the reinforcing plate should be made of wood to serve as a burn prevention plate.

In the case of such a form of barbecue grill, since the pair of reinforcing plates made of wood also serves as a burn prevention plate, it is possible not only to increase the safety but also to reduce the weight.

The top plate is preferably made of wood like the reinforcing plate.

In the case of such a form of barbecue grill, the reinforcing plate and the top plate can be made from the same wood material, and the cost of materials can be reduced, enabling cost reduction. In addition, since conspicuous parts are made of wood, it is possible to improve the design in this respect.

As for the top plate, it is preferable to use a top plate provided with a convex portion or a concave portion that can be engaged with a part of the frame portion on the back surface thereof.

In the case of the barbecue grill of such a form, when the top plate is placed on the frame portion, the protrusions or recesses are engaged with a part of the frame portion and positioned, so that foodstuffs can be safely placed on the top plate. In this respect, usability is improved.

1 is a front view of a barbecue grill according to an embodiment of the present invention, showing a state in which a table is used; FIG. It is a rear view of the same barbecue grill. It is a left side view of the same barbecue grill. It is a right side view of the same barbecue grill. It is a top view of the same barbecue grill. It is a bottom view of the same barbecue grill. It is the perspective view which looked at the same barbecue grill from the front, the top surface, and the right side. Fig. 2 is a plan view of the same barbecue grill without the grid and top plate placed thereon; It is an expanded sectional view of the A part in FIG. 1 of the same barbecue grill. It is the perspective view seen from the back of the top plate of the same barbecue grill. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the barbecue grill according to the embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the front, top, and right side, showing the state when the stove is in use;

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of a barbecue grill according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. The barbecue grill 100, as shown in FIGS. and legs 30 . In particular, in order to use the same grill 100 as a table, the top plate 50 is used by replacing the grill 40 placed on the frame portion 20, and the grill 40 and the top plate 50 are selectively placed below the frame portion 20. and holding means 60 for holding in the empty space α.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, the charcoal receiving portion 10 is a substantially rectangular parallelepiped with an open upper surface, and is made by bending an iron plate into a substantially concave shape in cross section. A pair of flange portions 12, 12 are formed on both sides of the upper portion of the receiving body 11 to extend in the longitudinal direction, and serve as a furnace body for receiving and burning charcoal or the like. Handles 111 are attached to both end surfaces of the charcoal receiver main body 11 . A rectangular inner net 13 is placed in the upper opening 112 of the charcoal receiving body 11 through which charcoal or the like is taken in and out.

As for the frame part 20, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 8, etc., a box-shaped frame main body 21 made by bending a hollow pipe into a square frame shape and a hollow pipe made by bending a U shape are made. A pair of connecting portions 22, 22 fixed to the lower side of the frame main body 21 along the length direction, and a rail for supporting the flange portion 12 of the charcoal receiving portion 10 and extending inside the connecting portion 22. It has a pair of L angle portions 23, 23 fixed along the longitudinal direction.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, etc., a pair of reinforcing plates 70, 70 are fixed to the outside of the frame portion 20 so as to face the opposing sides thereof. The reinforcing plate 70 serves to reinforce the strength of the frame portion 20 and also serves to prevent burns from coming into contact with the charcoal receiving portion 10 . In particular, the reinforcing plate 70 is made of wood so as to serve also as a burn prevention plate.

As shown in FIG. 1 and the like, the leg portion 30 is a two-tiered hollow pipe connected to both ends of the connecting portion 22 of the frame portion 20 . A hole 31 is formed in the upper position of the leg 30 so that the tip of the hook 62 of the holding means 60 described later is passed therethrough and engaged (see FIG. 9).

As shown in FIG. 6 and the like, the grill 40 is a wire mesh that is placed on the frame body 21 of the frame portion 20 when the grill 100 is used as a stove. A large number of openings 41 are formed in the gridiron 40 . A total of four projections 42 engageable with the frame body 21 of the frame portion 20 are formed on the rear surface of the gridiron 40 .

The top plate 50 is a wooden plate placed on the frame body 21 of the frame portion 20 when the same grill 100 is used as a table, as shown in FIG. 10 and the like. In this embodiment, it has the same size as the gridiron 40 and is made of the same material as the reinforcing plate 70 . Through holes 51 are formed near the four corners of the top plate 50 . The back surface of the top plate 50 is provided with protrusions 52 , 52 which are protrusions extending along the short side direction and which can be engaged with the frame body 21 of the frame section 20 .

As for the holding means 60, as shown in FIG. It has a hook portion 63 which is an S-shaped metal fitting attached to the lower end portion of the portion 61 . The holding means 60 is attached to the leg portion 30 by inserting the tip of the hook portion 61 into the hole 31 of the leg portion 30 and hooking it. On the other hand, by inserting the tip of the hook portion 63 into the opening 41 on the grill 40 or the concave portion 51 provided in the top plate 50 and hooking it, the grill 40 and the top plate 50 are selectively moved below the frame portion 20. is held in the free space α of

A method of using the barbecue grill 100 described above will be described. First, the leg portions 30 are respectively connected to the frame portion 20 and assembled, and the holding means 60 is attached to the leg portions 30 .

When using the barbecue grill 100 as a table, the grill 40 is held in the empty space α below the frame portion 20 using the holding means 60 , while the top plate 50 is placed on the frame portion 20 . Then, the projections 52, 52 provided on the back surface of the top plate 50 are fitted between the frame main bodies 21 and engaged. As a result, the top plate 50 is positioned and fixed with respect to the frame portion 20 . Thus, it becomes possible to stably perform operations such as cutting food materials while placing them on the top plate 50.例文帳に追加

When continuing to use the barbecue grill 100 as a stove, the top plate 50 placed on the frame portion 20 and the grill 40 held in the empty space α below the frame portion 20 are exchanged. That is, the holding means 60 is used to hold the top plate 50 in the empty space α below the frame portion 20 , while the gridiron 40 is placed on the frame portion 20 . Then, the protrusions 42 provided on the rear surface of the gridiron 40 are fitted between the frame bodies 21 and engaged. As a result, the grid 40 is positioned and fixed with respect to the frame portion 20 . This makes it possible to stably perform operations such as heating food materials by placing them on the gridiron 40 . When fuel such as charcoal is put into and taken out of the charcoal receiving portion 10, the charcoal receiving portion 10 is removed from the frame portion 20 by sliding it in the long side direction.

In the case of the barbecue grill 100 configured as described above, the grill 100 can be used as a table by removing the grill 40 from the frame portion 20 and replacing it with the top plate 50 . That is, while having the function of a table, it does not become large or heavy, and it is not difficult to carry compared to the conventional one. Further, since the griddle 40 and the top plate 50 are held in the empty space α below the frame part 20, there is no need to secure a place for placing the griddle 40 and the top plate 50, which improves usability.

Since the structure of the barbecue grill 100 is simple and the number of parts is small, the size and weight can be reduced, and the portability is improved. In addition, since the grill 40 and the top plate 50 are held in the empty space α below the frame part 20, there is no need to place the grill 40 or the like on the ground, etc., which improves usability. .

Furthermore, since the reinforcing plate 70 is made of wood, which has a lower thermal conductivity than that of metal, and also serves as a burn prevention plate, it is possible not only to increase safety but also to reduce weight. In addition, the reinforcing plate 70 and the top plate 50 can be made from the same wood material, so that the material cost can be reduced, and the cost can be reduced. In addition, it is possible to improve the design in this respect, since the conspicuous parts are made of wood.

The barbecue grill according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and the basic configuration including the charcoal receiving portion, frame portion, and leg portion is not required. For example, the top plate may be made of resin or the like, and a concave portion into which a part of the frame portion is inserted may be provided on the back surface instead of the convex portion. As for the holding means, the hanging portion may be attached to the frame portion instead of the leg portion. In addition, instead of a hanging member, it may be a slit groove formed on the outer surface of each leg and into which the end of the top plate or the like is inserted, or a slit groove provided between the legs and the top plate or the like. It may be a support stand or the like that supports the .

100 barbecue grill 10 charcoal receiver 20 frame 30 leg 40 grill 50 top plate 60 holding means 70 reinforcing plate

Claims (5)

A barbecue grill comprising a charcoal receiver with an open top surface, a frame portion for housing and supporting the charcoal receiver, and legs provided on the frame portion,
In order to use the same grill as a table, a top plate is used by replacing the grill placed on the frame, and the grill and the top are selectively held in an empty space below the frame. and holding means for a barbecue grill. . The barbecue grill according to claim 1,
The holding means includes a hanging portion attached to the leg portion or frame portion, and a recess provided at the lower end of the hanging portion and engageable with a recess provided in the grid or top plate. A barbecue grill characterized by having a configuration including a hook portion. . In the barbecue grill according to claim 1 or 2,
The frame portion has a box-like shape, and is provided with a pair of reinforcing plates arranged to face each other on opposite sides thereof, and the reinforcing plates are made of wood in order to serve also as burn prevention plates. BBQ grill. The barbecue grill according to claim 3,
The barbecue grill is characterized in that the top plate is made of wood like the reinforcing plate. In the barbecue grill according to claim 4,
The barbecue grill, wherein the top plate is provided with a convex portion or a concave portion that can be engaged with a part of the frame portion on the back surface thereof.

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