JPH0447318Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The present invention relates to a grave flower stand that improves the preservation of flower offerings.

[Problems to be solved by conventional techniques and ideas]

Conventional grave flower holders are those with a flower stand hole drilled directly into the stand, or those with a vase container placed inside the flower stand hole.
Since only a small amount of water enters the vase hole or vase container, the water dries up quickly in midsummer, and the flower offerings become spoiled in about a day, making it uneconomical.

The technical object of the present invention is to provide a grave flower stand that can provide flowers with plenty of water to keep them in good condition.

[Means to solve the problem]

The gist of the present invention will be explained with reference to the accompanying drawings.

A flower stand hole 2 is formed in the vertical direction on the left and right sides of the stand 1, a water reservoir part 3 having a larger volume than the flower stand hole 2 is formed between the flower stand hole 2, and a water reservoir part 3 with a larger volume than the flower stand hole 2 is formed between the bottom surface of the water reservoir part 3 and the flower stand hole 2. A dish-shaped lid 4, which is provided flush with the bottom surface through the water passage hole 5 and has a locking collar 13 around the periphery, is fitted and locked onto the upper part of the opening of the water reservoir 3, and the bottom of the flower stand hole 2 is fitted. This relates to a grave flower stand characterized in that a drain hole 6 is bored in the drain hole 6, and a stopper lid 12 is provided in the drain hole 6.

[Effect]

The dish-like lid 4 is removed and water is supplied into the water reservoir 3.

Water passes through the water holes 5 and is supplied to the left and right flower stand holes 2 up to the same water level as the water reservoir 3.

When the stopper lid 12 is removed from the drain hole 6, the water in the flower stand hole 2 and the water reservoir 3 is discharged to the outside.

〔Example〕

The flower offering 7 in the drawing is not inserted directly into the vase hole 2, but is inserted through a metal vase container 8, and small water holes 9 (strainers) are scattered at the bottom of this vase container 8. has been done.

The plate-shaped lid 4 in the drawing is a metal plate that can hold various items, and a heat insulating material 10 is attached to the back side.

Although the drain hole 6 is formed on one side, it may be placed anywhere as long as it can drain water without getting in the way.

In addition, when the vase container 8 with a strainer is used as shown in the drawings, cleaning is easy because no dirt accumulates inside the vase hole 2 and the water reservoir 3.

Reference numeral 11 in the figure is a grave.

[Effect of idea]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following features.

1 If water is placed in the water reservoir 3, even if the water in the flower stand hole 2 evaporates and decreases, the water in the water reservoir 3 will be replenished through the water passage hole 5, so that the water inside the flower stand hole 2 will be replenished. Because the water never runs out and the predetermined amount of water is always in the container, the flowers can be kept for 7 days.
Economical.

Even in the summer, it will last for 3 to 4 days compared to the conventional one day.

In particular, since the volume of the water reservoir 3 is larger than that of the flower stand hole 2, water in the flower stand hole 2 is further prevented from running out.

Since the bottom surface of the water reservoir section 3 and the bottom surface of the flower stand hole 2 are provided flush with each other through the water passage hole 5, manufacturing is easy and when the water in the water reservoir section 3 runs out, the flower stand The water in the hole 2 runs out at the same time, and the presence or absence of water in the flower stand hole 2 can be reliably ascertained by removing the dish-shaped lid 4 and looking into the water reservoir 3.

2. Since the water reservoir 3 utilizes the space between the left and right flower stands 2, it does not get in the way in any way.

Moreover, since the dish-shaped lid 4 is fitted over the opening of the water reservoir 3, the appearance of the flower stand is not spoiled, water evaporation can be prevented, and the occurrence of dandruff can also be prevented.

3. Furthermore, the dish-shaped lid 4 that fits over the opening of the water reservoir 3 is a dish-shaped body with a locking flange 13 around the periphery, so that it is convenient to place various offerings thereon.

4. By removing the stopper lid 12 from the drain hole 6, the water in the flower stand hole 2 and the water reservoir 3 can be drained cleanly.

5. Since the proposed product has a simple structure, it will not hinder mass production and it will be possible to provide a grave flower stand at a low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the proposed product, and FIG. 2 is a front sectional view of the proposed product. 1...stand, 2...flower hole, 3...water reservoir, 4
... Dish-shaped lid body, 5 ... Water passage hole, 6 ... Water drainage hole, 1
2... Bottle lid, 13... Locking flange.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A flower stand hole 2 is formed in the vertical direction on the left and right sides of the stand 1, a water reservoir part 3 having a larger volume than the flower stand hole 2 is formed between the flower stand hole 2, and a water reservoir part 3 with a larger volume than the flower stand hole 2 is formed between the bottom surface of the water reservoir part 3 and the flower stand hole 2. A dish-shaped lid 4, which is provided flush with the bottom surface via the water passage hole 5 and has a locking collar 13 around the periphery, is fitted and locked onto the upper part of the opening of the water reservoir 3. This grave flower stand is characterized in that a drain hole 6 is bored in the drain hole 6, and a stopper cover 12 is provided in the drain hole 6.