JPH023299Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial application field This invention relates to a ryurei table used when holding a ryurei-style tea ceremony in a hotel hall or outdoors.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a ryutei table used in a ryutei-style tea ceremony had a large top plate equipped with a wind stove for a tea ceremony kettle, and was supported by legs fixed to the top plate.

Problems that the invention aims to solve Therefore, for example, when holding a ryurei-style tea ceremony outdoors or in a hotel hall, the ryurei table must be placed in the appropriate position each time. Conventional standing tables with fixed legs such as these are bulky and heavy, so transporting them for placement or removal was a very troublesome and laborious task. Furthermore, it requires a considerable amount of space when stored.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, this invention has a large top plate that can be folded into two and has a wind stove hole.
Small top plates arranged at different levels via support members are detachably supported on a pair of legs having different heights, and the legs connect the pillars to each other by side plates, To provide a standing table in which side plates are overlapped to be foldable and a crosspiece is installed to be detachably engaged with a receiving hole bored in the side plate.

Function: When a pair of legs of different heights, with the pillars unfolded in a predetermined relationship, are placed so that the receiving holes provided in the side plates face each other, and the crosspieces are engaged with these receiving holes, the legs of the standing table are formed. is formed.

A small top plate is placed on the short legs, a support member is placed on the small top plate, the top surface of the support member is placed at the same height as the tall legs, and the support member is placed opposite to the support member. The large top plate is supported by the tall legs provided. Unfold the large top plate to make it ready for use, and place one side of the large top plate on the tall legs so that the furnace placed in the furnace hole of the large top plate is surrounded by the side plates of the tall legs. Then, by placing the other side on the support member placed on the small top plate, the assembly of the standing table is completed.

To disassemble the standing table, the large top plate, supporting member, small top plate, and crosspiece can be removed in this order.Furthermore, by folding the large top plate and legs, each piece can be made into a size that is easy to carry.

Example As shown in Figures 1 to 3, the standing table of this invention has a large top plate 1 in the shape of a quadrilateral curved into a slightly fan-like shape with a wind stove hole 1c at the left end, and a small top plate placed at a different level from this large top plate 1. The plate 2 is a pair of legs 5 and 6 having different heights.
Supported by It can be disassembled into a large top plate 1, a small top plate 2, legs 5, 6, etc., and the large top plate 1 and legs 5, 6 can be folded flat as shown below.

The large top plate 1 has a wind stove hole 4, and the top plate 1a is supported by tall legs 5, and the top plate 1b is supported by short columns 3 arranged on the small top plate 2. At the joining point P, they are connected with a hinge so that they can be bent 180 degrees and overlapped, and the bottom surfaces of these top plates 1a and 1b are
Receiving holes are provided to removably receive protrusions 5e and 3a provided at the upper ends of the pillars 5a and 5b and the short pillar 3, respectively. In addition, grooves are formed on the front and side edges of the top plate 1a, and the two wind stove top plates 4
a and 4b are fitted into the grooves and stand upright, and the abutting corners are tied together with a deerskin cord 7.

The small top plate 2 is supported by short legs 6, and a short column 3 is placed on the top surface of the small top plate 2. The top surface of the short column 3 is at the same height as the leg 5, and receives the top plate 1b. On the lower surface of this small top plate 2, there are protrusions 6 of some of the pillars 6c and 6d.
A bracket 2a has a receiving hole for receiving e and a plug hole for a bamboo plug 2b for fixing the side plates 61, 62, 63b.
Receiving holes are provided for receiving the respective parts b in a removable manner.

As shown in FIG. 6, the leg 5 has a protrusion 5e at the upper end.
A front side plate 52 has two pillars 5a and 5b fixed on both sides thereof, and a pillar 5 is attached at a substantially right angle to the side plate 52.
A narrow fixed side plate 51a fixed to the hinge 5
The left side plate 51b connected by f, and the left side plate 51b
A pedestal 5c fixed to the other end and having a protrusion 5e at the upper end; a right side plate 53 connected to the pedestal 5b at the right end of the front side plate 52 with a hinge 5f;
It consists of a pedestal 5d having a protrusion 5e at the upper end and fixed to the other end. The width of the left side plate 51b including the pedestal 5c is slightly narrower than the front side plate 52, and the width of the right side plate 53 including the pedestal 5d is slightly narrower than the left side plate 52.
It is slightly narrower than that.

With the above configuration, the leg 5 folds the narrow right side plate 53 toward the front side plate 52 by the hinge 5f, and then folds the left side plate 53 as shown in the imaginary line in FIG.
By folding 1b toward the front side plate 52 using the hinge 5f, the entire leg 5 can be folded flat. To use it, just reverse the above steps and stand it up with your legs apart.

As shown in FIG. 6, the leg 6 is connected by a hinge to a front side plate 62 having two pillars 6a and 6b fixed on both sides with flat upper ends, and to the pillar 6a at the left end of the side plate 62. a left side plate 61, a pedestal 6c fixed to the other end of the left side plate 61 and having a protrusion 6e at the upper end, a fixed side plate 63a fixed to the pedestal 6b at a substantially right angle to the front side plate 62, and a hinge. A right side plate 63b connected at 6f, and a right side plate 63b fixed to the other end of the right side plate 63b.
It consists of a pedestal 6d having a protrusion 6e at its upper end. The width of the right side plate 63b including the pedestal 6d is slightly narrower than the front side plate 62, and the width of the left side plate 6 including the pedestal 6c is slightly narrower than the front side plate 62.
1 is slightly narrower than the right side plate 63b.

With the above configuration, the leg 6 folds the narrow left side plate 61 toward the front side plate 62 by the hinge 6f, and then folds the right side plate 63 as shown in the imaginary line in FIG.
By folding b toward the front side plate 62 using the hinge 6f, the entire leg 6 can be folded flat. To use it, just reverse the above steps and stand it up with your legs apart.

Opposing side plates 53 of these pair of legs 5, 6,
61, a slightly curved riser board 8 similar to the large top board 1
As shown in FIG. 7, receiving holes 53a and 61a are provided in which the side plates 53 and 61 are fitted, and the riser plate 8 into which the side plates 53 and 61 are fitted is latched at a predetermined position.
A stepped portion 8a is formed, and a stopper hole is provided at the tip of the side plate 53, 61 that protrudes through the end.
b to wedge the riser plate 8 to the side plates 53, 61.

As shown in FIG. 4, the leg 5 has an upper shelf board 5g at the middle height of the leg 5, and a lower shelf board 5h at the lower part thereof, which are removably mounted on the shelf support 5j.
As shown in the figure, the drawer board 5 is placed on top of the upper shelf board 5g.
i is placed so that it can be pulled out toward the front.
On the legs 6, shelf boards 6g are removably attached to the shelf supports 6j at the middle heights of the legs 6, respectively.

Assemble this standing table in the following order from 1 to 8.

1 Stand with legs 5 and 6 apart.

2. Attach the upper shelf board 5g, lower shelf board 5h, and shelf board 6g to the legs 5 and 6.

3 Pass the riser 8 between the legs 5 and 6, and attach the wooden stopper 8b.
to wedge it.

4 Place the small top plate 2 on the leg 6, and attach the leg 6 with the bamboo plug 2b.
and fix it.

5 Insert two short columns 3 onto the small top plate 2.

6 Open the large top plate 1 to use and attach it to the legs 5 and short columns 3.

7 Fit the wind stove front plates 4a and 4b into the grooves and attach them.

8. Drop the wind furnace (copper plate round furnace) 4 into the wind furnace hole 1c.

Such a ryutei table boils water in a kettle in the wind stove 4 fitted in the wind stove hole 1c, brews tea on the large top plate 1, transfers the brewed tea to the small top plate 2, and then Top plate 2
It is used by being distributed to the audience from above.

The standing table constructed as described above can be assembled and disassembled, so it can be easily and quickly prepared for tea parties held in hotel halls or outdoors, and it is easy to collect and store, and takes up little space when stored. It's done.

Effects According to this invention, the ryutei table can be disassembled into its constituent parts, such as the large top plate, small top plate, legs, and crosspieces, and is easy to assemble, making it suitable for tea parties held in hotel halls or outdoors. can be prepared easily and quickly,
Moreover, the removal work is easy, and the space required for storage is small.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of an embodiment of this invention, Fig. 2 is a front view thereof, Fig. 3 is a rear view thereof, Fig. 4 is a sectional view taken along line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line B in Fig. 1. -B sectional view, FIG. 6 is a plan view of the leg, FIG. 7 is a side view of the riser, and FIG. 8 is a plan view and rear view of the drawer board. 1...Large top plate, 1c...Furnace hole, 2...Small top plate, 3...Short pillar (supporting member), 5...Legs, 5a,
5b, 5c, 5d... pedestal, 5e... protrusion, 5f
...Hinge, {51a... Fixed side plate, 51b... Left side plate, 52... Front side plate, 53... Right side plate} Side plate, 53a... Receiving hole, 6... Leg, 6a, 6b,
6c, 6d... pedestal, 6e... protrusion, 6f... hinge, {61... left side plate, 62... front side plate, 63
a...Fixed side plate, 63b...Right side plate} Side plate, 61
a...Socket hole, 8...Riser board (crosspiece).

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A large top plate that can be folded into two and has a wind stove hole, and a small top plate that is removably attached to the lower surface of the top plate and is arranged at different levels via a support member. Each of the legs is detachably supported by a pair of different legs, the legs are connected to each other by side plates, the side plates are overlapped to make it foldable, and the legs are detachably engaged with receiving holes drilled in the side plates. A standing table characterized by having a crosspiece installed between the legs. (2) The legs are connected by hinges to a front side plate with two pillars fixed on both sides that have protrusions at the upper end, and a narrow fixed side plate fixed to the pillars at almost right angles to the side plates. a left side plate, a pedestal having a protrusion at the upper end fixed to the other end of the left side plate, a right side plate connected by a hinge to the pedestal at the right end of the front side plate, and fixed to the other end of the right side plate. A standing table according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which comprises a pillar having a protrusion at the upper end. (3) The legs consist of a front side plate with two pillars with flat upper ends fixed on both sides, a left side plate connected with a hinge to the leftmost pillar of the side plate, and a left side plate attached to the other end of the left side plate. a fixed pedestal having a protrusion at its upper end; a right side plate connected by a hinge to the fixed side plate fixed to the pedestal at a substantially right angle to the front side plate; and fixed to the other end of the right side plate. A standing table according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which comprises a pillar having a protrusion at the upper end.