JPH0335087Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] [Industrial application field] This invention relates to a shelf board for a pedestal for placing flowers in bonsai and flower pots. It is made to be adjustable.

[Prior Art] and [Problems to be Solved by the Invention] Conventionally, various mounts for organizing potted plants have been provided. A simple and widely used one is one configured as a stepped shelf. Furthermore, there are also some that are shaped like stepladders. The shelves used in these are attached to the main girder with screws.

With such a stand, the bottom of the pot is placed on a shelf, so there is a risk that the pot may fall due to vibration or wind, and plants with thick branches and leaves may need to be displayed stably. I couldn't do it.

Therefore, a stand that allows pots to be fitted into shelf boards has also been proposed.

One of them is shown in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 48-44850, in which holding cutting parts are provided at regular intervals on the pedestal plate, and the pedestal plate is made into a set of two with holding cutouts. This is a flower pot holder assembled by appropriate means so that the parts face each other. This was devised in consideration of rationalization of transportation, labor saving, and safety, and is intended for potted plants of the same size. It was not intended to be used for potted plants of various sizes.

Next, in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 51-33553, a support member that supports a flower pot slides on the main girder,
Although a device whose position is adjustable has been disclosed, the support member is made of wire and lacks rigidity, which limits the size of the flower pot.

[Means for solving the problem] This invention has durability as a shelf board for a potted plant stand, can be used to accommodate various sizes, heights, and shapes of plants, and has a stable shelf board. It was devised as a structure to be fixed in place, and its gist is a pair of legs and a shelf board for a potted plant stand that is passed to a main girder that is supported in parallel by the legs. The top plate and side plates form a roughly inverted L-shape on the sides, with oval holes vertically drilled on both sides of the side plates to penetrate the main girder, and the top plate It is characterized in that an arc-shaped recess into which the peripheral edge of the potted plant fits is provided in the center of the side edge in the longitudinal direction.

[Example] The following will explain the embodiments shown in the drawings.

This potted plant mount generally consists of a pair of legs 1, 1, main beams 2, 2 supported by the legs 1, 1, and a large number of shelf boards 3 extending over the main beams 2, 2. All of these constituent members can be assembled and disassembled freely.

The legs 1, 1 are formed by bending metal pipes into a U-shape, and the open ends are flattened to form attachment parts 4.

The main girders 2, 2 are made of metal pipes, and are supported by brackets 5, 5 on the mounting portions 4 of the legs 1, 1.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the bracket 5,
Reference numeral 5 includes a holding part 6 which is made by bending a metal plate and holds the main girder 2, and a mounting board 7 which is connected to the holding part 6.
7 and one mounting board 7.
It is made by folding back the rotation prevention piece 8. Then, the mounting portions 4 of the legs 1 are attached to the mounting substrate 7 of the brackets 5, 5, and the screws 9 are tightened to assemble them. Therefore, whether to provide a screw hole in the mounting part 4 or
Alternatively, it can be assembled and disassembled using nuts.

The shelf boards 3..., as shown in Figs. 5 to 8, are penetrated and held by the main girders 2, 2, and are formed by bending a rectangular steel plate to form a top plate 10 and a side plate 11.
It has an approximately inverted L shape on the side.

An arcuate recess 12 is provided at the center of the longitudinal side edge of the top plate 10, into which the periphery or upper end of the pot H is hooked.

Oval holes 13, 13 are vertically bored on both sides of the side plate 11 so as to pass through the main girder 2, and a collar 14 is provided from the upper and lower hole edges to the upper plate 10 side.

The shelf board 3 has a top board 10 and a side board 11 at a slightly obtuse angle rather than a right angle, and holes 1 in the side board 11 are formed in the main girders 2 and 2.
3 and 13 so that the top plate 10 is inclined when it is held through (see FIG. 7).

15 is a cap that is fitted into the end of the main girder 2 to prevent the shelf board 3 passing through the main girder 2 from coming off;
Molded from rubber or plastic.

To assemble the potted plant stand constructed as described above, first, a required number of shelf boards 3 are passed through the main girders 2, 2. At this time, the recesses 12 of the pair of shelf boards 3, 3 are made to face each other. Next, bracket 5
Expand the mounting board 7 so that the holding part 6 comes into close contact with the main girder 2, align the mounting part 4 of the leg 1 with the rotation prevention piece 8 of the mounting board 7, and tighten with the screw 9 to complete the assembly. That's what I do.

In addition, the bracket 5 is attached to the main girder 2, similar to the shelf board 3.
It is also possible to have a configuration in which it fits into 2.

To place the pot H on the potted plant stand assembled in this manner, the positions of the shelf boards 3, 3 are adjusted according to the diameter of the pot H, and the shelf boards 3, 3 are placed so as to fit into the recesses 12, 12. Then, the top plates 10, 10 of the shelf boards 3, 3, which had been tilted due to the weight of the pot H, become horizontal, and the top and bottom of the collar 14 of the side plate 11 come into pressure contact with the main girder 2, so that the shelves 3, 3 There is no lateral deviation of the pot H from the main girder 2, and the pot H can be stably supported. Also, since the holes 13, 13 through which the main girders 2, 2 of the side panels 11 pass through are vertically elliptical, the shelf boards 3, 3 are surely tilted and the top panels 10, 10 are horizontal. .

[Effects of the invention] As mentioned above, the shelf board according to this invention has the main girder passing through the shelf board, so it can be easily moved from side to side according to the diameter of the pot. Furthermore, it is possible to make the height of the rim of the pot the same, and to create an appropriate space for better ventilation.

In addition, when the shelf board is installed through the main girder and a potted plant is placed on it, the oval hole 1
3 and 13, the shelf boards are tilted and supported under pressure at the top and bottom of the edge of the oval hole, so that the pair of shelf boards will not spread out due to vibrations, rain, wind, etc. and the pot will not fall.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view of a potted plant stand using shelf boards according to the invention, Fig. 2 is a front view thereof, Fig. 3 is an enlarged front view showing how the legs of the potted plant stand are attached, and Fig. 4 is Similarly, FIGS. 5 to 8 are side views, and FIGS. 5 to 8 show the shelf board in use, and FIG. 5 is a plan view.
FIG. 6 is a side view of the main girder, FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the main part, and FIG. 8 is a perspective view. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Leg, 2... Main girder, 3... Shelf board, 4... Mounting part, 5... Bracket, 6... Holding part, 7... Mounting board, 8... Rotation blocking piece, 9... ...Screw, 10...
...Top plate, 11...Side plate, 12...Concavity, 13
...Hole, 14...Tsuba, 15...Cap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It is a shelf board for a potted plant stand that is passed to the main girder consisting of a pair of legs and a pipe supported in parallel by the legs. Almost inverted L shape,
An arc-shaped recess is provided in the longitudinal center of the side edge of the top plate, into which the periphery of the potted plant fits, and oval holes are vertically drilled on both sides of the side plate to allow the main girder to pass through. A shelf board for a stand for potted plants.