JPH03207312A - Altar with flower stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make easy the arrangement of floral offerings, and to make easy the assembly and disassembly of the title altar, by a method wherein each of flower stands is made detachable from a frame and side frames, and the frame is formed so as to be assembled and disassembled. CONSTITUTION:An altar 1 with flower stands is composed of a main altar 2 and subaltars 3, 4 arranged at both sides thereof. The main altar 2 is composed of a flower stand 5, a frame 6 for supporting one, and a stand 7 for a picture of the decreased arranged at the rear side thereof. The flower stand 5 consists of a front and rear flower stands 10, 11, and each of them is formed in the shape of an arch. Floral offering-inserting holes Ha, Hb in which a number of floral offerings are inserted, are formed on the whole surfaces of the flower stands, and a votive offering-placing stand 12 is detachably fitted at the middle of the rear flower stand 11. On the other hand, inside members 18, 19 on both sides of a frame 6 are connected with connecting members, so that the frame 6 is completely formed. In this way, sublime decoration can be produced with a small amount of the floral offerings, and the assembly, disassembly and transportation of the title altar can be easily done by a small group of persons, even female persons if necessary.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a flower altar whose entire surface is decorated with fresh flowers or artificial flowers (hereinafter collectively referred to as flower offerings).

[Conventional technology]

The above flower altar has a large number of flowers arranged on a sloping plane, a photograph of the deceased is displayed at the top of the center, and a coffin is stored at the bottom.The size (length) of the altar can be varied depending on requirements. It is formed. When assembling and dismantling this altar, a large number of people are required to arrange and remove the floral offerings.

[Problem to be solved by the invention]

Arranging the flowers mentioned above requires skill, and promptness is required when removing them. Therefore, there are drawbacks such as requiring a long time to assemble, requiring a large number of people to remove, and damaging the flowers.

In view of this, an object of the present invention is to provide a magnificent flower altar that can be quickly and easily assembled and disassembled.

[Means to solve the problem]

The flower altar of the present invention to achieve the above object consists of a main platform and left and right art platforms provided on both sides of the main platform, and the main platform includes a flower stand with penetration holes formed on its entire surface for inserting flower offerings, and It consists of a supporting framework and a photo frame that is removably attached to the rear of the flower stand. A coffin storage room with an open front is formed by the rear wall board, and an offering table is removably stored in the appropriate place for the flower stand. Each flower stand is detachably attached to the frame and the side frame, and the frame can be disassembled and assembled.

[For production]

The main platform consists of a framework and a flower stand and a portrait stand placed above it, and the framework can be disassembled and erected in the morning. In addition, through-holes for inserting flower offerings are formed all over the earthworks and flower stands of the art beds. Therefore, flower offerings can be arranged very easily, and disassembly and assembly can be easily performed.

C Example] The figure shows an embodiment of the flower altar of the present invention.

This flower altar 1 consists of an earthen wall 2 and art platforms 3 and 4 placed on the left and right sides of it. Earthquake 2 consists of a flower stand 6, a framework 6 that supports it, and a grave holder 7 placed behind it. The flower stand 6 consists of front flower stands 10 and 11, each of which is formed in an arc shape and has flower insertion holes Ha, ) fb for inserting a large number of flower offerings F on the entire surface thereof, and a flower stand 10 and 11 are formed in the center of the rear flower stand 11. The offering table 12 is removably attached. In addition, FIG. 9 shows the installation procedure of the offering table 12.
The rear flower stand 11 has an insertion hole 14 formed in the front plate 13, and is provided with upper and lower support members 15 and 18 having at least the lateral length of the placing stand 12 to support the rear end of the placing stand 12.

17 is a holding frame for holding the front plate 13 in an arc shape.

Although an example has been shown in which the rear flower stand 11 has both ends bulging out in an arc shape with a larger diameter than the center, this is not necessarily the case, and the entire length may have a uniform cross-sectional shape.

frame! 1B is a black one in which the inner frames 18 and 19 on both sides are connected by connecting rods 20, and the inner frames 18 and 19 are connected to the flower stands 1 on the front and rear sides.
0. In order to place the It, front sections 21a and 21b are provided at a low position in the front, and a rear section 22 is provided at a high position at the rear.
a, 22 b, and each inner frame 18
．． 19. Attach side wall plates 23, 24 to the outside of the

Also, the rear of the front section 21m and 21b, that is, the inner frame 18.19
The 71st on the middle pillar! As shown in FIG. 1, a rear wall plate 27 is removably attached, and the side wall plates 23 and 24 form a coffin storage chamber A with an open front.

The connecting rod 20 has both ends removably connected to the inner frame 18, 19, the details of which are shown in No. am, that is, for example, a dovetail groove 28 is formed in the rear part 22a,
A dovetail projection 29 is formed at the tip of the connecting rod 20 to fit therein.

As shown in No. 1 O@ and FIG.
A connecting plate 32 for connecting with 1 is provided. This connecting plate 3
2 has mounting pieces 33 and 34 on the front and rear, and the front mounting piece 33 is removably connected to the holding frame 17 of the rear flower stand 11, and the rear mounting piece 34 is removably connected to the support frame 30.
(See figure WJ).

In addition, although the supporting frame 30 has shown an example in which the auxiliary legs 36 are foldably attached to the lower part and the height can be adjusted, the auxiliary legs 36 do not necessarily need to be provided.

The left and right painting stands 3 and 4 are the front and rear flower stands 10 installed on the earthwork 2.
．． Front and rear auxiliary flower stands 40 in the shape of an arc with the same radius as 'll
-a, 40b and 41a, 41b and left and right side frames 42.4
3.

The side frames 42 and 43 are the front and rear flower stands 40a, respectively.

Step portions 44 a, 44 b, 45 a, before and after attaching 40 b, 41 a, 4 l b,
45b, and preferably two protrusions 4B are provided on each of the nine steps.

In addition, there are step portions 21a+2 before and after the inner frame 18.19.
Auxiliary rods 47a, 47b and 48a, 48b are attached to the outside of lb, 22al, 22b (see N in Fig. 6), and protrusions 49 are provided on each of them. The auxiliary flower stands 40a, 40b and 41a, 41b are holding frames 62a that support front plates 50a, 50b and 51a, 51b, respectively.

52b, 53a, and 53b are formed with fitting holes 54 into which the protrusions 46 and 49 are inserted.

In addition, 55.56 is a cover plate attached to the outside of the side frames 42, 43, and 57.58 is a cover plate attached to the outer side of each auxiliary flower stand 40a, 40b and 41a, 41b, and H c
-Hf is a flower insertion hole formed in each auxiliary flower stand.

In the above configuration, when assembling both inner frames 18 and 19
are connected by connecting rods 20, and a rear wall plate 27 is attached to form the frame 6. Next, place the front and rear flower stands 10 and 11, insert the offering table 12, and attach the deceased's image mold 7 to the connecting plate 32.
It is connected to the rear flower stand 11 by.

After that, the left and right front and rear auxiliary flower stands 40a, 40b and 41
Auxiliary rods 47a, 47b and 48a with a, 41b attached to the inner frame 18.19.

48b and protrusions 46 provided on each of the side frames 42 and 43.
49 and fix it. Then, the flower offering F is inserted into the flower offering insertion holes Ha to Hf of each flower stand 10.11 and 40a, 40b, 41a, and 41b to complete the process.

However, this flower offering F may be inserted into each flower stand in advance before the above assembly. In this case, fresh flowers are used as offerings, and in order to increase their durability, after attaching them to the flower stand, the cut ends of each fresh flower are soaked in water. It is preferable to cover it with moss or the like.

Next, when removing the flowers, it is only necessary to disassemble them by performing the reverse operation to that described above. However, the flowers can be removed quickly by leaving them attached to the flower stand and taking them out if necessary after disassembling them.

In addition, the total length of the flower altar may not be constant due to requests, etc. In this case, the left and right sub-dais 3.4 are prepared with different lengths, and the total length can be determined by combining this with a fixed length of earthwork. The selection shall be made as appropriate.

(Effects of the Invention) According to the present invention, a large number of flower insertion holes are drilled in the flower stand, and flowers are inserted into these holes to decorate the entire surface of the flower stand, so it is possible to make a solemn decoration with a small number of flower offerings. In addition, since the flower altar is composed of the earthwork and sub-dais connected to the left and right sides of the earthen altar, the total length of the altar can be adjusted as desired by selecting and combining the lengths of the sub-dais as appropriate.

Also, since the flowers are inserted into the through-holes drilled in the flower stand as mentioned above, the flowers can be moved in bunches.
Easy to handle.

In addition, the earthen pedestal consists of a frame, a flower stand, and a portrait mold, and the subbed consists of a side frame and a flower stand, each of which can be disassembled and reassembled, so each is lightweight and can be disassembled and reassembled by a small number of people, even by women. It is easy to transport, and disassembly and assembly can be done quickly without requiring any skill.

Furthermore, since the flowers are inserted one by one into the through-holes of the flower stand, the sizes of the flowers can be made uniform, and the arrangement of colors can also be arbitrarily selected.

Furthermore, since the framework of the main podium forms a coffin storage room with the left and right inner frames and the rear wall board, it has the effect of allowing coffins to be stored and taken out from the front.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The figures relate to an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view of the entire flower altar, Fig. 2 is a right side view thereof, Fig. 3 is a front view of the main altar, Fig. 4 is a right side view thereof, and Fig. 5 The figure is a front view of the frame, Figure 6 is its perspective view, Figure 7 is an explanatory diagram of the installation procedure for the rear wall plate,
Figure 8 is an explanatory diagram of how to attach the connecting rod, Figure 9 is an explanatory diagram of how to attach the offering table along line I-1 in Figure 1,
Figure 0 is a front view of the posthumous form, Figure 11 is its right side view, Figure 12 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the left sub-dai, Figure 13 is a perspective view of its side frame, Figure 14 The figure is a perspective view of the right side platform with a portion cut away, and FIG. 15 is a perspective view of its side frame. 1 is a flower altar, 2 is a main altar, 3 and 4 are a painting altar, and 5. 4
0 a, 40 be 41 at 4 l b
1 is a flower stand, 6 is a frame, 7 is a photograph stand, 12 is an offering stand,
18.19 is the inner frame, 27 is the rear wall board, 42.43 is the side frame,
A is the coffin storage room, and Ha - Hf are the flower insertion holes. Figure 3 Patent Applicant Eikorei Ceremony Union Co., Ltd. Figure 8 Figure 10 Figure 11 l. 2゜3゜4゜ Case Indication Patent Application Hei 2-21, Relationship with the Person Who Amends the Name of the Invention Flower Altar Patent Applicant No. 183, Uribahigashi 4-chome, Hirano-ku, Osaka City Eikodo Ceremony Union Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] Consisting of a main bed and left and right sub-beds installed on both sides of the main bed, the main bed has a flower stand with through-holes formed on its entire surface for inserting flower offerings, a framework that supports this flower stand, and a removable statue attached to the rear of the flower stand. The framework includes left and right inner frames that support the flower stand, and a rear wall that is placed between both inner frames.
These left and right inner frames and the rear wall board form a coffin storage room with an opening at the front, and an offering table is removably attached to the flower stand at the appropriate location.The left and right sub-beds are connected to the flower stand of the main bed. , and a side frame supporting the flower altar, each of the flower stands being removable from the frame and the side frame, and the frame being formed so that it can be disassembled and assembled.