JPS5826633Y2 - Buddhist altar height adjustment device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a height adjustment device for a large Buddhist altar that is incorporated into the floor and living room.

Since the height of conventional Buddhist altars cannot be adjusted, it is necessary to manufacture two types with different heights such as lintels, one for Edo-ma and one for housing complex size, and users also have to take these costs into consideration. There was a drawback that I had to purchase it.

The present invention aims to eliminate these drawbacks, and was devised by focusing on the fact that large Buddhist altars are equipped with four wheels and architraves above and below the main body of the Buddhist altar. The height of the Buddhist altar can be adjusted by installing adjustment plates for the four wheels and architrave that are connected to the altar so that they can be slid upward and downward and fixed.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The Buddhist altar A is composed of a Buddhist altar main body 1, four wheels 2 and an architrave 3 which are connected to each other above and below the main body 1.

The Buddhist altar main body 1 has a door plate 1ak built into the front, a lattice ceiling 1b't on the top surface, and a bottom plate 1c on the bottom surface.

The four wheels 2 are generally U-shaped, consisting of three sides, the front and both sides, and each side is formed into a stepped shape by the rings.

A U-shaped guide plate 5 is vertically provided on the lower surface of the U-shaped frame 4 of the four-wheeled vehicle 2, and a forward vibration prevention plate 6 is vertically provided inside the guide plate 5 at the center of each surface. .

Between the guide plate 5 and the forward vibration prevention plate 6, an L-shaped adjustment plate 7 assembled in a U-shape and longer than the guide plate 5 is inserted.

There are inverted metal fittings 8 on both ends of each surface of the L-shaped adjustment plate 7.
is fixed, and a bolt 9 that loosely passes through the U-shaped frame 4 is screwed into the horizontal part of the metal fitting 8.

On both sides of the forward vibration prevention plate 6, a pair of guide pieces 10' are provided hanging from the bottom surface of the U-shaped frame 4, and a side vibration prevention piece 11 is provided between the guide pieces 10 and protrudes from the L-shaped adjustment plate 7. will be established.

Further, a swash plate 13 is provided on the front surface of the guide plate 5 and reaches the U-shaped frame 4 via the book block 12.

Note that the structure of the architrave 3 is constructed in contrast to the four wheels 2, and a description thereof will be omitted.

Further, a back plate 14 is provided on the back of the Buddhist altar, and a cover plate 15 is provided on the four wheels 2 and the architrave 3.

The system is configured as described above, and an example of its use will be explained below.

The Buddhist altar A of the present invention can be used for both Edo-ma and housing complex sizes. First, the height of the Buddhist altar body 1 and the height of the four wheels 2 and architrave 3 are measured in advance with respect to the height of the lintel, and the L-shaped Buddhist altar A is used. Adjustment plate 7
Determine the protrusion length.

Next, screw the bolts 9, 9, . . . to make the three sides of the L-shaped adjusting plate 7 of the four wheels 2 and the architrave 3 protrude as appropriate.

Adjust the architrave 3 as described above and fix it at the Buddhist altar installation location, place the Buddhist altar main body 1 on the L-shaped adjustment plate 7 of the architrave 3, and then place the L-shaped adjustment plate 7 of the four wheels 2 on the Buddhist altar main body 1. If you place it on the floor (tatami)
This means that Buddhist altar A will definitely be incorporated into the duck living room.

The Buddhist altar main body 1 is placed on one side of the L-shaped adjustment plate 7, and the four wheels 2
One side of the L-shaped adjustment plate 7 is placed on the Buddhist altar main body 1 and stabilized.

If the back plate 14' of the Buddhist altar main body 1, four wheels 2, and architrave 3 are connected to each other with a J-bet or the like on the back of the Buddhist altar A, it will be more stable.

Further, the adjusting plate 7 of the four wheels 2 may be adjusted after being placed on the Buddhist altar main body 1.

As mentioned above, the height of the Buddhist altar of the present invention can be adjusted freely, so even if the height of the Buddhist altar and the height of the lintel etc. are slightly different, the height of the Buddhist altar can be adjusted to match the height of the lintel etc. Since it is possible to do this, there is no need to manufacture products for Edo rooms or housing complexes as in the past, and the advantages of dogs are that they can be adjusted, are economical, and can be purchased by consumers with peace of mind.

The appearance is also similar to conventional products.

In addition, in the example, the height of the Buddhist altar was adjusted at two places, the four wheels and the architrave, but it is of course possible to adjust the height of the altar by tilting it down or from one side, and the external shape of the four wheels and the architrave is It is not limited.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view, Fig. 2 is a plan view, Fig. 3 is a partially cutaway enlarged sectional view of four wheels seen from the line X-X in Fig. 2, and Fig. FIG. 4 is a partially cutaway enlarged cross-sectional side view showing the state of use. In addition, in the figure, 1 is the main body of the Buddhist altar, 2 is the four wheels, 3 is the architrave, 4 is the U-shaped frame, 5 is the guide plate, 6 is the forward swing prevention plate, 7 is the L-shaped adjustment plate, and 8 is the reverse side. Mold fittings, 9 is a bolt, 10 is a pair of guide pieces, 11 is a lateral vibration prevention piece, 13 is a swash plate, 14 is a back plate, 15
is the cover plate.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) For the four wheels and architrave installed above and below the main body of the Buddhist altar, a U-shaped guide plate is fixed to the inner surface of the U-shaped frame of the four wheels and architrave, and after the guide plate, An L-shaped adjustment plate that is longer than the guide plate is provided, and inverted-shaped metal fittings are fixed to both ends of each surface of the L-shaped adjustment plate, and the front side of the guide plate is The four-wheel and A height adjustment device for a Buddhist altar that allows one wheel of the architrave to slide up and down and be fixed. (2) Utility model registration Claims Paragraph 1 states that a forward vibration prevention plate is installed at the center of each inner side of the U-shaped guide plate, and a pair of plates protruding from the U-shaped frame are provided. A height adjustment device for a Buddhist altar, characterized in that a lateral vibration prevention plate attached to an L-shaped adjustment plate is inserted between the guide plates.