JPH0227105Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to the structure of a columbarium formed at the bottom of a grave, and in particular to a structure in which a wall plate such as a stone plate is inserted from the upper part between the pillars to form a wall surface. The present invention relates to the structure of a columbarium in a tomb, which is characterized by its structure.

[Prior art and its problems] It is widely known that a columbarium is formed at the bottom of a grave, but such a columbarium requires a large stone with considerable thickness to serve as the base of the grave. Either provide an opening for the burial in the front and hollow out the inside in a circular shape, or place two pieces of stone with a concave hollow in the center and place them side by side with the hollowed parts facing each other, and place a top plate on top. Currently, the interior is used as a columbarium. Due to this structure, not only does it take time to form the charnel chamber, but the weight of the stone is also extremely large, making construction difficult and transportation costs high.
In today's world where the cost of stone materials is soaring, the large size of the stones used to form the charnel chamber has become a major burden in reducing the cost of graves.

In the case of the present invention, in view of this problem, four pillars with grooves of appropriate depth penetrating vertically on the two right-angled inner surfaces are erected on the base stone, and each of the pillars is This is a structure of a columbarium in a tomb in which both sides of the wall plate are fitted into grooves formed on opposing surfaces, and the two inner surfaces with the grooves of the pillars are vertical surfaces, and the other two outer surfaces are wide at the end. It is intended to represent the structure of a columbarium in a tomb with a slope.

[Example] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

Four pillars 1 made of stone are erected on a base stone 2 at appropriate intervals, and as shown in Figs. The side faces facing the pillars 1, 1 on the opposing sides are vertical, and the two outer sides 4, 4 are wider at the bottom than at the top.
The slope is so-called widening at the end. Grooves 5, 5 of appropriate depth are provided in the two inner surfaces 3, 3 of the support column 1, respectively, at positions slightly toward the outer side and penetrating in the vertical direction. The width of the grooves 5 is such that a wall plate 6, which will be described later, can be inserted from above. In addition, a locking pin that partially protrudes is planted on the bottom of the support 1, and the locking pin is inserted into the hole fitted on the base stone 2.
It is configured to position the

The wall plates 6, 6, . . . are thick enough to fit into the groove 5 of the pillar 1, and have the same height as the pillar 1. The wall plate 5 disposed on the front side is provided with an opening for burial, and a lid plate is provided. 7 is inserted.

A top plate 8 of an appropriate thickness is placed on the pillars 1, 1... into which the wall plates 6, 6... are fitted. A locking pin that partially protrudes is also planted on the lower surface of the top plate 8 at a position facing the support column 1, and the locking pin is inserted into the hole fitted in the upper surface of the support column 1 to close the top plate 8. It is configured to position the In Figure 3, 9 is a tombstone, 10
is an incense holder placed to secure the cover plate 7 of the ashes opening.

[Effect of the invention] As described above, the invention has two right-angled inner surfaces 3, 3.
Four pillars 1, 1... with grooves 5 of appropriate depth penetrating vertically are installed on the base stone 2, and the grooves formed in the opposing surfaces of the respective pillars 1, 1... This is a charnel chamber structure in a tomb in which both sides of a wall plate 6 are fitted into the pillars 1, 5, and the two inner surfaces 3, 3 provided with the grooves 5 of the pillars 1, 1 are vertical surfaces, and the other two outer surfaces are vertical surfaces. Since the structure of the ossuary in a tomb has sides 4 and 4 as slopes that widen towards the end, conventionally the ossuary was made of a fairly thick and large stone with a circular shape inside to serve as the base of the tomb, as mentioned above. It was hollowed out and a top plate was placed on top to make the inside a columbarium.
Not only does it take time to form the charnel chamber, but the stones are extremely heavy, making construction difficult and increasing transportation costs.Moreover, the stones forming the charnel chamber are large. However, in this invention, the pillars 1 can also be formed from relatively small stones, and the pillars 1 can be formed from a large number of stones instead of the large stones used to form the conventional columbarium. The wall material 6 can be molded, and costs can be significantly reduced.
In terms of construction, the pillars 1 are small and the wall material 6 is thin, so it is easy to transport to the site, and what is more, the wall material 6 is simply inserted into the grooves 5, 5 of the erected pillars 1, 1. Construction is also extremely easy. Furthermore, since the two outer sides 4, 4 of the pillar 1 are flared toward each other, as shown in Figure 3, even though lightweight stone is used, the feeling of weight is not lost from the columbarium, which is the base of the grave. It has a truly remarkable effect, such as never being affected.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the ossuary chamber according to the present invention. Figure 2 is a perspective view of the support column. Figure 3 is a front view of the tomb with the ossuary as its base. 1... Pillar, 2... Pedestal stone, 3... Two inner sides, 4
...Two outer sides, 5...Groove, 6...Wall board.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) Four pillars with grooves of appropriate depth penetrating vertically on two right-angled inner faces are erected on a base stone, and the opposing faces of each pillar are erected on a base stone. A charnel chamber structure in a grave in which both sides of the wall plate are fitted into grooves formed in the tomb. (2) The structure of a columbarium in a tomb as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, characterized in that the two grooved inner surfaces of the pillar are vertical surfaces, and the other two outer surfaces are sloped surfaces that widen toward the end. .