JPH0139181Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a simple house used for home gardening.
More specifically, windproofing, light shielding, heat shielding, cold protection, snow protection,
This invention relates to a simple house that is used by covering cultivated plants for frost, insect, and bird prevention purposes.

In general, windproof, snowproof, frostproof,
Nets or sheets such as cheesecloth are used to cover vegetables, etc., for the purpose of insect repellent, bird repellent, light shielding, heat shielding, etc., but the conventional method for covering vegetables etc. with nets or sheets is to form them in an arch shape. cover the frame with a net or sheet,
Methods used include covering the lower end of the net or sheet with soil, or pressing the net or sheet covering the frame with a frame similarly formed in an arch shape as described above. The problem with this method is that the net or sheet cannot be easily developed. In other words, in the cultivation of vegetables, etc., it is necessary to easily remove the net or sheet for fertilization, weeding, etc., but in the above method, the lower end of the net or sheet is The problem is that it is necessary to go through troublesome work such as removing the soil holding down the net or the frame holding down the net or sheet. Furthermore, in the above method, in addition to the fact that the net or sheet is easily turned over by wind and rain, especially in the latter method, since the net or sheet is sandwiched between the upper and lower frames, it is easily turned over by wind and rain. The problem is that the net or sheet is likely to be damaged due to repeated rubbing.

The present invention is an attempt to improve the conventional situation as described above, and the purpose of the present invention is to provide a home gardening house that is easy to assemble and deploy and has excellent durability. be.

That is, the present invention uses a net or sheet such as cheesecloth as a material and forms the main body of the house into a kamaboko shape, and has loop pieces for inserting the frame along both edges of the house, and the frame that is inserted through the loop pieces is shaped like an arch. It is characterized by the fact that a simple house can be assembled by bending and deforming it and inserting both ends into a stand. A plurality of loop pieces are arranged in series at regular intervals along both edges of the house body to be formed, and frame rods formed to be bendable and deformable are inserted into the loop pieces, and the frame rods are arched. The structure is such that the tip end thereof is fixed via a stand when it is bent and deformed into a mold.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the illustrative drawings. In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a house body, and the house body 1 is formed into a kamaboko shape using a net such as cheesecloth as a material. More specifically, it consists of both front and rear side surfaces 1a, 1a formed in an arch shape and an arch-shaped covering surface 1b interposed between the front and rear both sides 1a, 1a.
A hanging piece is integrally hung from the lower end of b. Both front and rear sides 1a, 1 are provided at both ends of the house body 1.
Mounting pieces 3, 3 of the frame rod 4, which will be described later, are attached along the sewing surface between the cover surface 1b and the cover surface 1b, and the frame rod 4 is also attached to the middle part of the cover surface 1b along its arched curved surface. Piece 3 is provided. Each mounting piece 3 is made by folding a strip into a two-fold shape across the width, providing notches 3b at regular intervals on the bent side, and attaching the open end to the house body 1.
By sewing the above-mentioned notches 3b...
...is provided so that a loop portion 3a is formed therebetween. Among the above-mentioned attachment pieces, a pair of attachment pieces 3, 3 provided at both ends of the house main body 1 are provided with the loop portions 3a and the notch portions 3b alternately shifted in position. More specifically, both attachment pieces 3, 3 are provided so that the loop portion 3a and the notch portion 3b can be engaged with each other. The frame rod 4 is removably inserted into each of the mounting pieces 3 between the loop portions 3a. The frame rod 4 is made of, for example, glass fiber or the like so that it can be bent and deformed as desired, and is provided so that both ends of the frame rod 4 can be fixed with a stand while being bent and deformed into an arch shape. .

More specifically, a stand 6 is disposed to correspond to the tip of the frame rod 4. The stand 6 consists of a base 6a and a hollow pipe 6b that stands up integrally from the base 6a, and is provided so that each tip of the frame rod 4 is inserted into the pipe 6b of the stand 6. A pair of stands 6, 6 into which both ends of each frame rod 4 are fitted are connected to each other by a connecting rod 7. More specifically, annular portions 7a, 7a are provided at both ends of the connecting rod 7;
By fitting a into the pipe 6b, the two stands 6, 6 can be connected.

The present invention is constructed as described above.
With the above configuration, the frame rods are inserted into the loop portions of the mounting pieces provided at both ends and the middle portion of the house main body, and when the frame rods are bent and deformed into an arch shape, the frame rods are bent and deformed into an arch shape. By fixing it, more specifically by inserting it into the pipe of the stand, it became possible to assemble a simple house. In other words, it has become possible to assemble it with a simpler operation compared to the conventional method.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, frame rod attachment pieces are provided at both ends of the house body or at any intermediate position, and the frame rods are inserted through the attachment pieces, so that the frame rods do not come into direct contact with the house body. Together with this, we were able to obtain a simple house with excellent durability. In other words, it has become possible to obtain a simple house that will not be toppled over or damaged by wind and rain.

Furthermore, by having the present invention configured as described above, the simple greenhouse can be expanded by simply pulling out the end of one of the frame rods from the stand, and can be used for intermediate work such as fertilizing and weeding. This has led to a significant improvement in convenience. On the other hand, if the tip of the frame rod is directly inserted into the soil, there is a risk that the hole will become larger as it is repeatedly inserted and removed, making it impossible to obtain a good penetration condition. A stand is provided with a base and a hollow pipe rising from the base, and the tip of the frame rod is inserted into the hollow pipe of the stand, and annular parts are formed at both ends of the connecting rod. By fitting it into a hollow pipe and connecting a pair of stands,
The frame rods can always be fixed in a fixed position without wobbling, and a simple house can be installed on concrete such as a balcony or the roof of a building.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention. 1... House body, 1a... Side, 1b... Covering surface, 2... Hanging piece, 3... Mounting piece, 3a...
Loop part, 3b... Notch part, 4... Frame rod, 5... Pipe, 6... Stand, 6a... Base, 6b... Pipe, 7... Connecting rod, 7a... Annular part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of loop pieces are arranged in series at regular intervals along both edges of the main body of the house, which is formed into a kamaboko shape using a net or sheet such as cheesecloth, and the loop pieces have elasticity. A frame rod formed to be bendable and deformable is inserted through the frame rod, and the frame rod is bent and deformed into an arch shape.
A stand consisting of a base and a hollow pipe rising from the base is provided in correspondence with both ends of the frame rod, and each end of the frame rod is inserted into the hollow pipe of the stand. A simple house for home gardening, which is constructed by fixing both of the above-mentioned stands via connecting rods that are fitted into the hollow pipe and have annular parts at both ends that are fitted onto the hollow pipe.