JPS5851955Y2 - watering pipe set - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a watering pipe set that can be easily installed according to the shape of any location that requires watering, and can sprinkle water all at once to the installation area without having to pass water around. It is related to.

Traditionally, when irrigating bonsai etc. arranged in garden flower beds or balconies, it is common to use a watering can, or if the area to be watered is relatively wide, use a hose with a nozzle attached to the tip. I am doing it.

However, watering with a watering can may not be a problem if there are relatively small flower beds or only a few flower pots, but if the area to be watered is relatively large or there are many flower pots placed on a bonsai shelf, etc., you may want to do it multiple times. If the water source is far away from the watering area, it becomes a huge burden, making it difficult to water, and it is common for plants to wither. .

Additionally, if there is a step in the watering area, such as on a bonsai shelf, it is difficult to water the higher areas, requiring the use of a step stool each time, and it is inconvenient that watering cannot be done evenly and evenly with lower areas. .

On the other hand, watering with a hose usually uses a relatively long hose, so it is troublesome to put in and take out the hose, especially cleaning up afterwards, and there are also drawbacks such as the inability to spray water uniformly.

In view of the above, this invention, once installed in a predetermined location, can automatically and uniformly sprinkle water using household water supply, etc.
In addition, it can be installed arbitrarily depending on the location without being subject to restrictions such as the shape, size, height, etc. of the watering area, and can be installed using existing equipment without the need for a special mount. The purpose is to provide a watering pipe set that can be easily assembled and installed using, for example, a flower bed fence, balcony fence, bonsai shelf, etc.

Figure 1 shows an embodiment of the watering pipe set according to the present invention installed on a bonsai shelf.
A relatively short length with multiple ejection holes 2 in the length direction.
Multiple circular cross-section water pipes with...
...and each pipe 1 to connect each pipe 1 to each other.
A plurality of flexible joint members 3 shaped to fit into the ends, and a plurality of water sprinkling pipes.
A water stopper member 4 that is fitted and attached to one end of one of the sprinkler pipes 1, and a plurality of sprinkler pipe fittings 5.
It is equipped with...

For installation, attach frame B of an appropriate height to bonsai shelf A, and then attach the watering pipe to joint member 3.
. . . are connected to each other to form a series of pipe rows, which are then attached to the frame B using the fittings 5 . Valve 6 at the end
A water supply hose 7 may be connected to this valve 6, and this hose 7 may be pulled from a faucet such as a household water supply.

Since a valve 6 is provided, if the tap of the water faucet is left open, water can be supplied, stopped, and the amount of water can be adjusted freely at this watering location.

Now, when valve 6 is opened, pressurized water flows into each parbutton and is sprayed from spout hole 2, and each bonsai is automatically watered from above bonsai tank A. .

The spout holes 2 of each water pipe 1 may be arranged linearly along the length of the pipe 1, or may be arranged in a staggered manner. The distance the fountain flies can be varied by making the holes different angles (the holes are usually perpendicular to the length of the pipe) or by making the holes different sizes. .

If necessary, various nozzles may be detachably attached to the ejection hole 2.

Further, the water sprinkling pipe 1 is not limited to a linear shape, but may be formed in a curved shape, and its cross-sectional shape can also be circular, square, or other polygonal shape.

This water sprinkling pipe 1 is made of hard material such as steel or resin (including semi-hard materials such as vinyl chloride), and even if the water sprinkling pipe 1 is firmly attached to the frame B with the fitting 5,
Care was taken to ensure that the cross-sectional area does not change easily, that is, to prevent a large drop in water pressure from occurring, so that water can be sprayed uniformly over the entire area of the pipe row.

The joint member 3 is made of a flexible material such as a rubber hose,
Since it is made of flexible resin and can be bent freely, the pipe row can be easily installed in accordance with the shape of the existing frame B.

As illustrated in FIG. 2, the fixture 5 is made of a steel ring-shaped clip that utilizes elasticity, and both ends can be opened in the direction of the arrow when being attached or detached.

The fixture 5 is a single row, and other suitable fixtures may be used.

Further, the valve 6 does not necessarily need to be attached, and the hose 7 can be directly connected to the water sprinkling pipe 1.

Fig. 3 shows an example in which a watering pipe set is installed on a flower bed fence, and each of the many arch-shaped fence constituent members f erected around a circular flower bed G. , spout holes 12 .
A water stop member 14 is attached to one end of this circularly connected pipe row, and one end of a hose 17 attached to a water faucet S is connected to the other end.

In this case, a valve may be installed between the hose 17 and the sprinkler pipe 11.

The sprinkler pipe set of the present invention can also be used by installing it on a fence in a garden or balcony, etc. When installing existing pipes such as these fences, fence component f or frame B, the target is referred to as the installation support. .

According to the sprinkler pipe set of the present invention as explained above, since a plurality of relatively short rigid sprinkler pipes are connected by a flexible joint member, the length of the pipe row can be adjusted. The size, direction, and shape can be set freely, and the installation can be done arbitrarily according to the location without being restricted by location conditions, and when installing, the hard pipe is installed using existing equipment, so it is a special installation. It does not require a frame or the like, so it can be installed at low cost without interfering with other equipment.

Furthermore, since it can be assembled and disassembled, one set can be replaced and used in several locations, and can be easily removed and stored when not needed.

Furthermore, the sprinkler pipe set of this invention can be easily connected to a domestic water supply, and water can be sprayed automatically by simply opening the water cock. If the flow rate is adjusted in advance using methods such as the above, it is possible to uniformly sprinkle water over the entire watering area even if there are steps.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention installed on a bonsai shelf, Fig. 2 is an explanatory view showing a mounting tool, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment installed on a flower bed fence. . 1.11...Water pipe, 2,12...
・Ejection hole, 3, 13...Joint member, 4,
14...Water stop member, 5, 15...Mounting tool, 6...Valve.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plurality of relatively short rigid water sprinkling pipes having a plurality of ejection holes in the length direction, a plurality of short flexible joint members connecting each pipe, and a suitable installation support. A water sprinkling pipe set comprising a plurality of fittings for mounting water sprinkling pipes, and a water stop member attached to one end of at least one of the water sprinkling pipes.