JPS5938610Y2 - standing pagoda - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a footbath stand.

When visiting a grave during Obon or Higankai, it is customary to bring scented flowers and place them on the gravestone. However, this custom has two drawbacks: the owner of the grave is unable to identify the grave hole, and when a large number of people visit the grave, there is a risk of freshness. There were problems, including the risk that expensive fragrant flowers could be unnecessarily discarded.

For this reason, in recent years, it has become common to use a small tombstone with sutras, Sanskrit characters, etc. inscribed on it instead of perfumed flowers, and to write the name of the donor on the surface of the tombstone and place it on the tombstone.

However, since concrete was placed around the tombstones and there was often no ground to support the tombstones, and there was no other suitable means of securing them, the only option was to lean them against the tombstones or their surroundings, which made them look unsightly. They also had other problems, such as being knocked down by the wind and scattered around, and the owner's name becoming difficult to discern due to the adhesion of sludge and rainwater.

This invention was devised in consideration of the situation, and it is possible to hold multiple sheets reliably and with good appearance.
Furthermore, the purpose is to provide a simple structure that allows the owner's name to be easily known from the outside and eliminates the risk of corrosion due to accumulation of rainwater.

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

Figures 1 to 3 show the toba stand according to the present invention. 1 is the main body of the toba stand, which is made of a material that does not corrode, such as ceramics, and is intended to be placed on a tombstone or its surrounding area. It has a seat part 6, and a protrusion 7 of a predetermined height is provided on the seat part 6.

Reference numeral 2 denotes a hole for inserting a hood, which is provided vertically in the protrusion 7, and has a width slightly larger than the dimension C of the hood A, and has a depth capable of accommodating a plurality of hoods stacked one on top of the other. This hole 2
On the front side, there is a width t that is moderately smaller than the width dimension C of Toba A.
The opening 3 is provided vertically with □.

A sloped surface 5 is formed at the bottom of the hole 2, which slopes downward from the back toward the front.

4 is a spring with one end attached to the back side of the hole facing the opening 3; in this embodiment, a bent part 8 is provided at the upper part, and this bent part 8 is fitted into the earthen wall of the protrusion 7; However, the mounting method is limited to this; any method such as screwing or gluing can be used.

Moreover, it goes without saying that a plurality of springs 4 may be attached in parallel.

In other drawings, reference numerals 9 and 9 are the front side wall of the hole 2, 10 is a tomb owner display surface formed on the seat 6, and 11 is a owner display section of the toba A.

Since the present invention has the above-described structure, when in use, the seat 6 is placed at a suitable location on or around the tombstone as shown in FIG. 4.

In such a state, if the Tomisai-ana brings the Toba A and pushes it into the hole 2, the Toba A will be supported by the bottom of the hole 2 and will be attached to the hole 2. The back side is pressed by the spring 4, and the front side is held upright in contact with the front side walls 9 of the hole.

Then, even when the tubes A are inserted one after another, the springs 4 press them toward the front side walls 9, 9 of the hole.
A large number of toba A are kept neatly and upright in close contact with each other without falling apart.

Therefore, it looks very good and has good resistance against wind, so there is no need to worry about it falling over or flying out accidentally.

In addition, since an opening 3 is formed in the front of the hole 2, the owner, that is, the visitor to the grave written on the toba A can be immediately known through this opening. The sloped surface 5 of the seat allows rainwater to drain naturally and has good drainage, so even if it continues to rain, there will be no environmental health problems such as rot1 or mosquito outbreaks due to rainwater accumulation, and there will be no risk of immersion in standing water. There is no problem where the owner's description disappears due to the change.

According to the present invention described above, a hole 2 for inserting the lower part of the turret is provided vertically in the main body 1 having a required height, and an opening 3 having a width narrower than the width of the hole is provided in the front surface of the hole 2. In addition, since a spring 4 for pressing the toba is attached to the back of the hole facing the opening 3, any number of toba can be held in an extremely stylish manner, reliably and stably, and the owner can be immediately known. This is possible, and it also improves drainage, so
Excellent effects can be obtained such as there is no need to worry about environmental hygiene problems caused by puddles of rainwater or loss of records of the person who drained the water.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the bed stand according to the present invention, Fig. 2 is a vertical side view thereof, Fig. 3 is a front view thereof, and Fig. 4 is a usage state of the present invention. It is an explanatory diagram. 1... Main body of the bastard stand, 2... Hole part,
3...Opening, 4...Spring, 5...
...Slope surface, A...Tuba.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hole 2 for inserting the lower part of the turret is vertically provided in a main body 1 having a predetermined height, and an opening 3 having a width narrower than the hole width is provided in the front surface of the hole 2, and is opposite to the opening 3. This holder stand is characterized by having a spring 4 for pressing the holder attached to the back of the hole.