JPH06207389A - Planter and ropes produced from automotive used tire and production of planter and ropes - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a method for preparing a planter, a rope, a quoit, etc., by cutting and tearing an automotive used tire which is conventionally disposed and abandoned. CONSTITUTION:An automotive used tire is cut, torn and dismantled into a ring-shaped main body 1 in contact with the road surface and doughnut-shaped auxiliary main bodies 4 on both sides with a cutter. The ring-shaped main body is formed into an oval shape with a holding member 10. A bottom plate member 21 is then fitted and fixed to the inside bottom of the formed oval ring-shaped main body. The two doughnut-shaped auxiliary main bodies are spirally cut and torn along the outer peripheral surface with a cutter 30 to prepare one rope 40. A color coating is further applied to the prepared rope to afford the objective rope for preventing the danger and providing a sign. Short iron wires are then inserted into the prepared rope to construct the objective barbed rope. The cut face of the semicircular tire obtained by cutting and tearing the automotive used tire and the semicircular hole on one side are closed with a diametral member and a bottom member to construct the objective planter.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is free from deformation when both side plates are cut in a circular shape to make a wide ring-shaped main body, leaving a portion contacting the road surface of an old tire of an automobile. Pressure is applied in the diametrical direction to form an elongated oval shape, which is retained by a holding member such as wire so that it does not return to its original shape.
Characterized by laying an oval bottom plate member inside the main body, or cutting an old tire in the diameter direction to close the cut, putting culture soil or the like on it, and transplanting flowers and the like to grow. The present invention relates to a planter manufactured from a used old tire and a rope formed by cutting both side plates of a cut old tire in a spiral shape in a circumferential direction.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art August 26, 1991, devised by the inventor of the present application
In a planter manufactured using old automobile tires related to the Japanese Utility Model Registration Application (reference number UO30826B), a flower hole and a water inlet are formed on one side plate and a drain port is formed on the other side plate. However, a structure is disclosed in which the inner annular opening is closed by a bottomed cylindrical body. However, providing the water injection port and the drainage port on both side plates of the old tire requires a lot of time and labor for drilling due to the space inside the old tire, and is also unsatisfactory in appearance. In addition, since it is impossible to transform into an oval shape, a large space is required for arranging a plurality of planters.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the fact that the conventional synthetic resin planter is fragile and lacks in durability and has no interesting design, the present invention has been proposed in view of the conventional car park cushions or partitioning of plazas. It can be used semi-permanently and durable using old automobile tires that could only be used for commercial purposes, etc.Because it can be painted beautifully, it can be made beautiful and colorful, so it can be used for general households, schools, parks. It can be installed anywhere, etc., and the cutting point of old tires is made of rubber, so it is easy to cut. The circular plate of donut-shaped rubber left after cutting in planter production is cut into rope and processed for 6 to 7 m The purpose of this invention is to make effective use of old tires that could be manufactured as tough ropes and were considered only an obstacle.

[0004]

The present invention comprises: (1) a main body formed into a wide ring shape by separating a portion of an old tire of an automobile that contacts the road surface from a portion that does not contact the road surface;
Two donut-shaped sub-main bodies are formed, a ring-shaped main body is formed into an oval shape by a holding member, and a bottom plate member having a drain hole is fitted and fixed to the inner bottom of the oval-shaped main body. A planter is configured, and the separated donut-shaped sub-main body is spirally cut along the outer peripheral surface by a cutter to form a rope.

(2) An old tire of an automobile is cut into a semi-circular shape by inserting a cutter in the diameter direction, and an open portion of one side plate of the old tire cut into the semi-circular shape is closed with a half-moon plate material, and the like. The side plate is cut out leaving the mounting member at the bottom of the side plate on the side, and the diameter plate is inserted between the one side plate of the half-moon shaped tire and the mounting member on the other side to insert the bottom part of the half-moon shaped tire. To close. A planter and ropes manufactured from old tires and a method for manufacturing the same.

[0006]

As described above, according to the present invention, (1) a ring-shaped planter member is constructed by cutting a portion of an old tire of an automobile, which is in contact with the road surface, with both side plates that are not in contact with the road surface with a cutter. Further, a doughnut-shaped both side plates not in contact with the separated road surface is spirally cut along the outer peripheral surface thereof by a cutter to form a rope, and the remaining center annular member is formed into a ring-throwing wheel. The outer surface of the rope produced is colored with paint to form a rope for danger prevention and marking. A short iron wire is pierced through the manufactured rope to form a barbed rope.

(2) One side plate of a planter member of a semi-circular tire formed by cutting an old tire in a diametrical direction is cut out and opened. Close the semi-circular hole of the other side plate with the bottom plate member with a drain hole, apply the diameter member to the cut surface of the semi-circular tire and put the culture soil inside the semi-circular tire, in which flowers etc. Transplant. Diameter members are respectively fitted to two semi-circular planters obtained by cutting an old tire in the diameter direction, and the face plate portions of these diameter members are combined to arrange the whole in one plane substantially circular shape.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a vertical sectional side view of a first embodiment of a planter and its bottom plate member manufactured by processing old automobile tires, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the planter and the bottom plate member in a disassembled state, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a front view in which a part of an old tire of the automobile is cut away. Reference numeral 1 is a ring-shaped main body of the first embodiment of a planter having a width of about 20 cm, which is formed by cutting a top surface and a bottom surface into a circle from a cutting line ab, leaving a portion 2 of an old tire of a car in contact with a road surface. Is. When cutting the ring-shaped main body of this planter, the part that does not contact the road surface of the old tire of the car,
That is, the donut-shaped sub-main bodies 4 and 4 ′ having the circular holes 3 and 3 ′ formed at the center are manufactured by the two donut-shaped side members.

Since the ring-shaped main body 1 has elasticity, when it is unprocessed, it forms a perfect circular ring having a constant width and thickness. It is also possible to use a perfect circular body as the planter. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, it is desirable that the other planters be formed into an oval shape by pushing and deforming both side surfaces of the perfectly circular ring-shaped main body 1 inward in the diametrical direction.
According to the present invention, for example, several wires are arranged as a holding member 10 by pressing both sides of the perfect circular ring-shaped main body in a diametrical direction with appropriate intervals, and both ends of these several wires are The ring-shaped main body 1 of the planter is pierced and locked on both lower edges 1a and 1b. A frame may be used instead of the wire. As described above, from a porcelain, a metal plate, etc., which is opened through the drainage hole 20 formed in the oval shape above the holding member 10 on the inner surface of the ring-shaped main body formed in the oval shape when viewed from the above. The bottom plate member 21 is placed. Further, instead of the bottom plate member 21, a wire net 22 may be stretched inside the ring-shaped main body 1 to prevent moles from intruding into the ring-shaped main body 1 from the outside. Further, a wire mesh can be attached to the water draining hole 20. Reference numerals 23 and 23 ′ are carrying hands attached to both upper ends of the elliptical long diameter portion of the ring-shaped main body 1. Also, if necessary, a holding member 10 such as a wire may be provided at an intermediate portion on both sides or an upper end portion on both sides of an oval short diameter portion of the ring-shaped main body 1.
Can be stretched. Further, the bottom plate member 21 housed in the ring-shaped main body 1 can be fixed to the ring-shaped main body 1 integrally by driving the nails 24 from the outside to the inside of the ring-shaped main body 1. In addition, the lower surface of the bottom plate member 21 is attached to the ring-shaped main body 1.
The lower folding curves 1a and 1b are supported (FIG. 1). The ring-shaped main body 1 constructed as described above is painted on the outer peripheral surface with paint to make the ring-shaped main body 1 colorful, so that the ring-shaped main body 1 can be installed at any place such as a general home, a school or a park and used for ornamental purposes. It is durable and has no danger of corrosion. Since it is possible to transplant and grow flowers and the like by putting culture soil into the ring-shaped main body 1, it can be used for flower beds and home gardens.

Next, the doughnut-shaped sub-main bodies 4 and 4'will be described. Two donut-shaped sub-main bodies 4 and 4 ′ separated from the ring-shaped main body 1 that do not contact the road surface of the old tire
Since the outer peripheral surface has a circular shape, a rope 40 having a quadrangular cross section is torn in a spiral shape with the cutter 30 along the peripheral surface, and one long rope 40 having a length of about 6.50 m to about 7 m. Is manufactured (FIG. 7).

The rope 40 can be used as a strap for preventing cargo collapse when a cargo is loaded on an automobile, a bicycle or the like as it is. Since the rope 40 is made of an elastic rubber cord, the rope 40 can be tightened by its elasticity so as not to drop the luggage from the vehicle.

Further, as shown in FIG. 8, at a suitable interval on the outer peripheral surface of the rope 40, a paint 43 of blue, red, yellow or the like is applied to spread the rope 40 around a road or a dangerous area. It is possible to build a rope for use. Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the barb 44 can be pierced and pierced through the rope 40 to form a barbed rope, which can be stretched around the perimeter of the danger prevention area.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the donut-shaped sub-main body 4 can be cut out while leaving a circular ring portion in the central portion, and the circular ring portion can be used as a ring-throwing wheel 50 (FIG. 10).

FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 show a second embodiment of the plant of the present invention.
An example is shown, in which an old automobile tire is cut in a diametrical direction to form two half pieces 60. Separate one side plate of this half-cut piece 60 from the part 2 in contact with the road surface,
The mounting members 61 and 61 'are left on the bottoms of both sides. A half-moon plate 63 is attached to the inside of the other side plate 62. Then, both ends of the diameter plate 64 are clamped by the mounting members 61, 61 ′ of the one side plate and the lower end portions 62 a of both sides of the other side plate 62, and the half-moon shaped plate member 63, the diameter plate 64 and the half cutting piece 60 are separated from each other by a gap. The half-moon shaped plate material 63 is placed on the bottom by combining and existing, the inside is filled with culture soil, and flowers and the like are transplanted and planted in the same manner as described above.

[0015]

As described above, the present invention was devised with the aim of effectively using old tires of automobiles, which were conventionally discarded and neglected, and the portion of the old tires that contacts the road surface. The both sides of the ring-shaped main body are cut into a disc shape to form a wide ring-shaped main body and two doughnut-shaped sub-main bodies. Shape, and fit a bottom plate member with a drain hole on the inner bottom, and if necessary, stretch a wire mesh to prevent wobble, or apply the entire bottom plate member with a wire mesh to form a ring shape. Paint the outer peripheral surface of the main body with paint to make a planter, store culture soil etc. inside the planter and transplant flowers, vegetables etc. and place it at home, school, park plaza, etc. for ornamental and practical use You can Moreover, because the planter is made of old tires,
It is much more durable than conventional plastic planters, can be used semi-permanently, is economical, and can make good use of old tires that were previously neglected. By manufacturing the rope by cutting the remaining donut-shaped side plates of the tire in a spiral shape from the outer periphery with a cutter, it can be used as it is as a tough packing rope as well as a conventional rubber packing rope. , A remarkable effect that the outer peripheral surface of the rope can be colored to be used as a danger prevention rope and a marking rope, and can also be provided as a barbed rope by penetrating the rope. Play.

[Brief description of drawings]

 The drawings illustrate the steps of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional side view of a first embodiment of a planter in which a bottom plate member is assembled to a ring-shaped main body of an old tire of an automobile.

FIG. 2 shows a planter and a bottom plate member which are formed by disassembling and disassembling a ring-shaped main body and a shape-retaining member into which a portion of an automobile's old tire that contacts the road surface is separated from both side portions that do not contact the road. The perspective view of 1st Example.

FIG. 3 is a front view in which a part of an old tire of an automobile before being cut by a cutter is cut away, and is an explanatory view of a position where a ring-shaped main body and a disc-shaped sub-main body are separated.

FIG. 4 is a plan view of a second embodiment of the planter.

FIG. 5 is a front view of FIG.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a process of manufacturing one of the doughnut-shaped sub-main bodies on both side surfaces of an old tire of an automobile in a spiral shape by a cutter along an outer peripheral surface to form a rope.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of the rope cut and manufactured by a cutter.

FIG. 8 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of the rope for danger prevention and marking, which is colored at intervals on the outer peripheral surface.

FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of a barbed rope in which barbs cut in short lengths are inserted into the rope.

FIG. 10 is a front view of a ring-throwing wheel formed from the center of the donut-shaped sub-main body.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Ring-shaped main body of old tire 2 Portion of old tire in contact with road surface 3, 3'Circular hole 4 Donut-shaped sub-main body 10 Holding member 20 Drain hole 21 Bottom plate member 22 Wire mesh 23, 23 'Rafter 24 Eye nail 30 Cutter 40 Rope 50 Wheel for wheel throwing 60 Half cutting piece 60, 61 'Mounting member 62 Other side plate 63 Half moon shaped plate material 64 Diameter plate

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[Procedure amendment]

[Submission date] August 10, 1993

[Procedure Amendment 1]

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[Correction target item name] 0009

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Since the ring-shaped main body 1 has elasticity, when it is unprocessed, it forms a perfect circular ring having a constant width and thickness. It is also possible to use a perfect circular body as the planter. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, it is desirable that the other planters be formed into an oval shape by pushing and deforming both side surfaces of the perfectly circular ring-shaped main body 1 inward in the diametrical direction.
According to the present invention, for example, several wires are arranged as a holding member 10 by pressing both sides of the perfect circular ring-shaped main body in a diametrical direction with appropriate intervals, and both ends of these several wires are The ring-shaped main body 1 of the planter is pierced and locked on both lower edges 1a and 1b. A frame may be used instead of the wire. Porcelain above the holding member 10 on the inside surface of the formed ring-shaped main body in the oval shape when viewed from above and as described above, were drilled through the draining hole 20 formed in the oval shape, sky
A bottom plate member 21 made of a metal plate or the like obtained by cutting open the can is placed. Further, Ri Daiwa of the bottom plate member 21, can be stretched wire mesh 22 inside the ring-shaped body 1, to prevent the mole from entering the ring-shaped main body 1 from the outside.
Further, a wire mesh can be attached to the water draining hole 20. Reference numerals 23 and 23 ′ are carrying hands attached to the upper ends of the elliptical long diameter portion of the ring-shaped main body 1. Further, if necessary, a holding member 10 such as a wire can be stretched on the both middle portions or both upper ends of the oval short diameter portion of the ring-shaped main body 1. Further, the bottom plate member 21 housed in the ring-shaped main body 1 can be fixed to the ring-shaped main body 1 integrally by driving the nails 24 from the outside to the inside of the ring-shaped main body 1. In addition, the lower surface of the bottom plate member 21 is attached to the lower folding curves 1a, 1 of the ring-shaped main body 1.
It is supported by b (FIG. 1). The ring-shaped main body 1 is formed by coating the outer peripheral surface of the ring-shaped main body 1 configured as described above with paint.
By making it colorful, it can be installed in any place such as general households, schools, parks, etc. for ornamental use, and has great durability and no fear of corrosion. Since it is possible to transplant and grow flowers and the like by putting culture soil into the ring-shaped main body 1, it can be used for flower beds and home gardens.

[Procedure Amendment 2]

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[Correction target item name] 0014

[Correction method] Change

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[0014] Figures 4 and 5 a second planter over the present invention
An example is shown, in which an old automobile tire is cut in a diametrical direction to form two half pieces 60. Separate one side plate of this half-mounting piece 60 from the portion 2 in contact with the same road surface,
The mounting members 61 and 61 'are left on the bottoms of both sides. A half-moon plate 63 is attached to the inside of the other side plate 62. Then, both ends of the diameter plate 64 are clamped by the mounting members 61, 61 'of one side plate and the lower end portions 62a of both sides of the other side plate 62, and the half-moon shaped plate member 63, the diameter plate 64, and the half mounting piece 60 are separated from each other. In the same manner as described above, 63 parts of the half-moon shaped plate material are arranged on the bottom, the culture soil is filled inside, and flowers and the like are transplanted and planted as described above.

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A main body and a donut-shaped sub-main body formed by cutting off a portion of an old tire of an automobile that does not contact the road surface, a donut-shaped sub-main body, a holding member holding the main body in an oval shape, and the holding member. It consists of a bottom plate member with a drain hole that closes the bottom open surface of the main body held by holding the culture soil on the inner bottom plate member of the main body and transplants flowers etc. to grow it. Planters and ropes manufactured from old automobile tires. 2. The planter and ropes according to claim 1, wherein the bottom plate member is made of wire mesh. 3. The planter and ropes according to claim 1, wherein the donut-shaped sub-main body is formed by being spirally cut from the outer side toward the inner side and is continuously formed in a quadrangular cross section. 4. The planter and ropes according to claim 1, 2, and 3, wherein coloring parts for danger prevention and marking are provided on the outer peripheral surfaces of the planter and ropes. 5. The entire peripheral surface of an old tire of an automobile,
A part which is in contact with the road surface and a part which is not in contact with the road surface are separated, and the part which is in contact with the road surface is held in an oval shape by a holding member, and the bottom plate member is fitted inside the bottom part of the part which is in contact with the road surface. A method for manufacturing planters and ropes characterized by: 6. The entire peripheral surface of an old tire of an automobile,
A planter or rope characterized in that a doughnut-shaped portion that does not contact the road surface is separated into a spiral shape along the outer peripheral surface by separating the portion that contacts the road surface and the portion that does not contact the road surface into a single rope. Manufacturing method. 7. An old tire of an automobile is diametrically cut into two members having the same semicircular shape, and an open portion of one side plate of the old tire cut in the semicircular shape is closed with a half-moon plate material. Then
The side plate is cut out leaving the mounting member at the bottom of the side plate on the other side, and a semi-circular shape is inserted by inserting a diameter plate between the one side plate of the semi-circular tire and the mounting member of the other side plate. A planter made of old automobile tires, which is characterized by closing the open bottom of the tire.