JPH035335Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a Buddhist altar having a two-tiered tray with different front heights.

[Prior art and its problems] Many Buddhist altar tools, such as candle holders, lanterns, and bells, are used for the setting of Buddhist altars. For this reason, a wide dining table can be used conveniently. In a conventional Buddhist altar, a plate-shaped front portion is attached to the lower end of the Buddhist altar body or the upper end portion of a platform on which the altar body is placed so as to be freely pulled out.
When in use, the tray is pulled out, and when not in use, it is stored inside the Buddhist altar. This type of dining table cannot be made very strong due to the structure in which the plates can be pulled out and installed. In particular, the withdrawal amount cannot be increased. Therefore, the drawer distance of conventional dining tables is limited to 20 to 30 cm at most. A tray that holds light Buddhist utensils can have a large drawer capacity. However, even if the dining table is wide, if Buddhist utensils are placed in multiple rows in the front and back, it will be difficult to take in and out the Buddhist utensils in the back.

Furthermore, when the dining table is pulled out, the drawer on the Buddhist altar stand is located under the dining table and further back, making it difficult to pull out the drawer and take things in and out. The drawback was that the drawers were extremely difficult to use. In particular, during normal use, incense sticks, pine nuts, candles, etc. that are used over and over again are stored in the drawer of the stand, so Buddhist altars that do not have this drawer are quite difficult to use. It was necessary to store it in a drawer, etc. separate from the Buddhist altar.

[Purpose of this invention] This invention was developed with the aim of eliminating this drawback of conventional Buddhist altars.The important purpose of this invention is to make the entire altar extremely wide and accommodate many Buddhist altars. Not only is it convenient to use, it also has sufficient strength so you can safely place heavy items on it.
Furthermore, the front table is low and the back table is high 2
To provide a Buddhist altar having a two-tiered tray, which allows items at the back to be conveniently taken out due to the tiered structure, and also enables effective use of the space inside the platform.

Furthermore, another important purpose of this invention is that the drawer inside the stand can be used extremely conveniently when the dining table is pulled out, and the two-tiered Buddhist altar can be placed anywhere, regardless of where it is placed. It is to provide a Buddhist altar with a meal.

[Means for solving conventional problems] The Buddhist altar of this invention consists of a mounting stand 2 and a Buddhist altar main body 3 placed on this mounting stand 2, and the boundary between the mounting stand 2 and the Buddhist altar main body 3 A tray 4 is provided that can be pulled out horizontally.

The loading table 2 has an opening at the front, and is provided with a lower tray storage section 6 having a door 7 attached to the opening that can be freely opened and closed. 8 is stored, and the lower tray 8 has a drawer 10 on the front that can be freely drawn out, and
The lower end has legs 11 that can be folded or detached. Further, the lower tray 8 is formed at a height such that it can be stored in the lower tray storage section 6 with the legs 11 folded or removed. Furthermore, when the legs 11 are in the attached or extended state, the lower tray 8 is formed to have a lower height than the upper surface of the tray 4.

[Operations and Effects] The Buddhist altar of this invention has a tray 4 attached to the Buddhist altar main body 3 or a platform 2, and a lower tray 8 that is removably housed in the platform 2. 8 is pulled out from the table 2, the legs 11 are extended or attached, and the legs 11 are placed below the tray. When it is pulled out from the stand 2, it is separated from the Buddhist altar and stands on its own legs 11, and is located below the tray 4, so the lower tray 8 is placed considerably lower than the tray 4. Moreover, since it can be made sufficiently wide and strong enough, it is possible to realize the feature that many Buddhist altar utensils can be placed on the two-tiered dining table, and the Buddhist altar utensils in the back can be used in a state where they can be conveniently taken out and put in.

Furthermore, with the lower tray 8 pulled out,
Items that are not used every day can be stored in the tray storage section 6 inside the table stand 2, so the space inside the table table 2 can be used extremely effectively. , since it can be pulled out from the drawer 2 together with the lower tray 8, it also has the advantage of being convenient to use as items stored in the drawer 10 can be easily accessed and removed when the tray 2 is pulled out or pushed in. can. Therefore, you can conveniently take out incense sticks, pine nuts, candles, etc. that you use every day.

Furthermore, since the lower table 8 is used by being pulled out from the stand 2, that is, the lower table 8 is used separately from the Buddhist altar stand 2, there is a step on the floor between the place where the Buddhist altar is placed and the front of it. It is also possible to realize the feature that it can be used anywhere, such as in places where there is.

[Preferred Embodiment] Hereinafter, an embodiment of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

The Buddhist altar 1 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 consists of a Buddhist altar main body 3 placed on a mounting base 2, and a tray 4 is provided on the upper part of the mounting base 2 so as to be freely drawn out.

The dining table 4 has a plate-like overall shape, and a gap 5 is provided in the upper part of the platform 2, which is a front opening into which the dining table 4 is pushed so as to be freely drawn out in the horizontal direction.
Therefore, this gap 5 has a spacing somewhat larger than the thickness of the tray 4, and is approximately equal in depth to the tray 4 so that the tray 4 can be completely pushed in.
Or it has a slightly deeper depth.

This tray 4 can be provided on the upper part of the table 2 as shown in FIG. 1, or it can be provided on the lower part of the Buddhist altar main body 3 (not shown).

Further, the platform 2 is provided with a lower tray storage section 6 which is opened from the front, and a door 7 is provided at the front opening of the lower tray storage section 6 to open and close it freely. There is.

As shown in FIG. 2, the lower tray storage section 6 provided on the platform 2 is provided almost entirely over the entire platform 2 so that a large lower tray 8 can be inserted therein, but as shown in FIG. It is also possible to provide a serving tray storage section 6 approximately half the size of the entire platform 2 in the central portion of the platform 2.

The door 7 at the opening of the lower tray storage section 6 can be opened to pull out the lower tray 8 from the lower tray storage section 6;
After pulling out, the opening of the lower tray storage section 6 is closed. Therefore, when storing the lower tray 8 on almost the entire platform, as shown in FIG. Convenient to use.

However, as shown in FIG. 1, it is also possible to make the door 7 a sliding door, and to remove the sliding door when putting in and taking out the lower tray 6.

As shown in FIG. 3, when the lower tray storage section 6 is provided only in the center of the platform 2, it is convenient to use the door 7 as a sliding door and open it on both sides to take in and take out the lower tray 8. Can be used.

The lower tray 8 has a size that can be freely inserted into and taken out of the lower tray storage section 6, and there is a drawer 1 on the front that can be freely pulled out.
0 and has foldable or detachable legs 11 at the lower end.

As shown in FIG. 1, when the door 7 at the opening of the lower tray storage section 6 is a sliding door 7, the depth of the lower tray 8 is such that when it is pushed into the lower tray storage section 6, the door 7
The length is determined to be located further back than the moving position.

Furthermore, the lower tray 8 has a height that allows it to be stored in the lower tray storage section 6 with the legs 11 folded or removed, and when the legs 11 are attached or extended, the first
As shown in the figures, the height is lower than the upper surface of the tray 4.

The legs 11 of the lower tray are shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.
The legs 11 in FIG.
The leg 11 in the figure is a screw 1 fixed to the upper end of the leg 11.
It is removably fixed via 3.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are a partial sectional view and a perspective view of a Buddhist altar according to one embodiment of this invention, FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a Buddhist altar stand according to another embodiment, and FIGS. 4 and 5 The figure is a partially sectional side view showing the state in which the legs are attached. 1... Buddhist altar, 2... Stand, 3... Buddhist altar body, 4
...Dish pull, 5...Gap, 6...Lower drawer storage area, 7
... Door, 8 ... Lower shelf, 9 ... Hinge, 10 ... Drawer, 11 ... Leg, 12 ... Mounting bracket, 13 ... Screw.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) Consisting of a platform 2 and a Buddhist altar body 3 placed on the platform 2, there is a table that can be freely pulled out horizontally at the boundary between the platform 2 and the Buddhist altar body 3. In a Buddhist altar equipped with a drawer 4, the platform 2 is open at the front, and a lower tray storage area 6 is provided with a door 7 attached to the opening that can be opened and closed. A lower tray 8 is housed inside, and the lower tray 8 has a drawer 1 that can be freely pulled out at the front.
0 and has foldable or detachable legs 11 at the lower end, and the lower tray 8 is formed at a height such that the lower tray 8 can be stored in the lower tray storage section 6 with the legs 11 folded or removed, Furthermore, a Buddhist altar having a two-tiered tray is characterized in that the height is lower than the upper surface of the tray 4 when the legs 11 are attached or extended. (2) The door 7 is a sliding door, and the depth of the lower tray 8 is such that when it is pushed into the lower tray storage section 6, the door 7
1. A Buddhist altar having a two-tiered altar according to claim 1, which is determined to have a length that is located further back than the moving position of the Buddhist altar. (3) A Buddhist altar with a two-tiered altar as described in Claim 1 of the Utility Model Registration Claim in which door 7 is an open door.