KR200211305Y1 - Mat made of wooden patch inlayed with jade - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a wooden seat consisting of a piece of wood inlaid with inlay technique.

According to the inlay technique of the present invention, a wooden seat embedded with jade is classified into two types, one using processed jade, and one using jade powder and jade chips.

The wooden seat using the processed jade is at least one jade insertion groove not deeper than the thickness of the wooden piece 6 in the direction of the bottom face 6B from the upper surface 6A of each wooden piece 6 constituting the wooden seat 8 ( 6C) is formed, and the insertion groove 6C is inserted so that the jade 5, which is slightly thicker than the groove depth and formed so that the surface portion 5B is formed at the corner of the upper surface 5A, slightly protrudes above the upper surface 6A of the piece of wood. Fixing of the inserted jade (5) is made by the adhesive applied to the contact surface of the jade (5) and the wood piece (6).

In addition, the wood seat using jade powder and jade pieces is mixed with jade powder (7A) and jade pieces (7B) generated during jade processing together with melamine resin or urea resin, which is a cohesive adhesive (7C), and jade powder (7A) and The mixture 7 composed of the jade pieces 7B and the condensation adhesive 7C is filled in the jade insertion groove 6C to condense, and then the convex mixture upper part 7D is sanded on the upper surface 6A of the wood piece 6. Unlike the wood pieces using the processed jade 5 by sanding, the height of the final mixed upper surface 7E is made to be the same as the height of the upper surface 6A of the wood pieces.

As the inlaid method of the present invention constituted as described above, the jade-embedded wood seat is completely in close contact with the wood piece without any contact or vacancy between the jade and the fabric, so that the wood seat does not receive interference by the fabric when it is opened or folded. This prevents the jade insertion position from being changed.

In addition, because jade powder and jade pieces generated during the processing of jade can also be used, there is an advantage of lowering the production cost by reducing the amount of jade used.

Description

Mat made of wooden patch inlayed with jade}

The present invention relates to a wooden seat consisting of a piece of wood inlaid with jade by the inlay technique, and more particularly, at least one groove is formed in each piece of wood constituting the seat, and then the processed jade having the same shape as the groove in the groove. Or it relates to a wood seat consisting of wood pieces inserted or filled with a powdery jade powder and a small particle size jade mixture mixture by the inlay technique.

Jade is a decorative mineral. Jade in the narrow sense means jade, which includes jadeite and purgatory, but jade in the broad sense means various kinds of decorative ores that are shaped like beads. Used as a generic name.

Purgatory is composed of fine crystals of two-sum or no-trillite, and is widely used in various arts and crafts because of its high production and relatively low price in the world, but jadeite is a mineral composed of fine crystals of jade ore. Green-gloss jadeite, almost produced only in Myanmar, is considered a very precious gem.

In particular, the fact that purgatory jade ('jade'), which was used for art crafts, etc., emits qi and far-infrared rays is known by various experimental devices and experiences. It began to be relighted as a health assistant by modern people who care.

The effect of the qi and far-infrared rays emitted from the jade, which has a good effect on the human body and enhances the natural healing power of the human body and is effective in treating chronic diseases, has not been completely proved, but it cannot be denied that there are some effects.

The natural far infrared rays, which are said to be emitted from the amethyst or elvan, also correspond to the representative values of the far-infrared wavelengths emitted by the human body (6-14 microns) .In particular, jade is made of magnesium, iron, calcium, aluminum, silicon, and water. It has a very high oxygen content ratio and increases the amount of oxygen dissolved in the blood to play a role as a substance that activates the human immune function. Therefore, it is widely used in bedding, bedding, and flooring or mat.

Particularly, in the case of wooden seats, it used to be a seasonal commodity mainly used in summer in the case of bamboo material, but in order to feel the texture of expensive wood floor with the development of wood processing technology, maple, oak, etc. There are many wood seats made of wood processed from the wood, which are sold for all seasons, and this is related to the expansion and spread of residential life in apartments that are well heated even in winter.

Therefore, even in contact with the wood seat as described above is used to attach jade that is good for the human body, the method currently used in the wood seat is as follows.

As shown in Fig. 1, through a through hole (1A) for inserting the jade (2) into the wood piece 1, which is the material of the tree seat, and in the same shape as the inner peripheral surface of the through hole (1A) After inserting the processed jade (2) in close contact, the production of wood seats is completed by adhering the jade-embedded wood piece onto the surface of the fabric (3).

Figure 2 is a partial cross-sectional view showing the structure of the jade embedded in the completed wood seat.

As shown, the tree seats are stacked in the order of the fabric layer 3, the adhesive layer 4, and the wood piece 1, and the thickness of the jade 2 that is embedded in the through hole 1A of the wood piece 1 ( 2B is processed to be somewhat thicker than the thickness 1D of the wood piece 1, and the upper surface 2C of the jade is inserted so as to project slightly above the wood piece upper surface 1E.

As described above, the jade 2 protrudes above the upper surface 1E of the wood piece because the user and the jade preferentially contact each other so as to have a good effect of the jade more on the user. (2) The height protruding above the upper surface (1E) of the piece of wood should be as constant as possible, but it is not easy to process the jade thickness (2B) to a constant thickness, and because of the adhesive layer (4) and the fabric layer (3) It is very difficult to keep the mutual displacement difference with respect to 2C and 1E of 2) and the wood piece 1 constant.

That is, the adhesive layer 4 and the fabric layer 3 which come into contact with the bottom surface 2D of the jade when the jade 2 is inserted into the through hole 1A of the wood piece 1 with the thickness deviation of the jade 2 itself. The position of the bottom (2D) of the jade is slightly different depending on the force of inserting the jade due to the buffering effect of) so that the jade (2) is difficult to be inserted and fixed so that the height at which the top surface 2C of the jade protrudes is constant.

As described above, when the upper surface 2C of the jade is the same as the upper surface 1E of the wood piece or protrudes or is impregnated, the height difference of the upper surface 2C of the jade relative to the upper surface 1E of the wood piece is not constant, so the aesthetic appearance is not good and a person sits. When the jade 2 is inserted into the jade insertion groove 1A, the top surface of the jade protruding above the top surface 1E of the wood piece so that the position of the top surface 2C of the jade is constant. 2C) The position is determined, and the jade is inserted and fixed to be the same as that position. The inner surface of the wood piece 1 through-hole 1A and the side circumferential surface adhesion of the jade 2 are made by the adhesive 4A.

That is, the jade (2) is a wooden piece on the basis of the position of the upper surface (2C) of the top surface (2C) smoothly chamfered so that the upper surface (2C) of the jade slightly protrudes to the upper surface (1E) of the wood piece as described above Since the position of the bottom 2D of each jade is not constant because of being inserted into the through hole 1A, the cavity 1C can be formed between the bottom 2D of the jade and the adhesive layer 4, A fine gap 1B may be formed between the inner surface of the upper surface 1E side of the wood piece through hole 1A and the lower portion of the corner 2A of the faced jade.

Therefore, as the wood seat is used, dust or the like may accumulate in the gap 1B, and may appear impure, and deterioration and external load of the adhesive 4A used for bonding the wood piece 1 and the jade 2 may occur. When the jade is lowered by the jade, the initial insertion position of the jade is changed downward, and the bottom 2D of the jade is in close contact with the adhesive layer 4, and the protrusion height of the jade is lowered, which is different from the protrusion height of the unpressed jade. There is a problem that irregularity hurts the appearance and the contact feeling is also uneven.

In addition, since only the processed jade is used as described above, there is a problem in that jade powder or small particles of jade inevitably generated during the processing of jade are wasted.

The present invention has been devised to solve the problems as described above, it is possible to reduce the waste of the jade and the gap is not formed between the jade and the piece of wood not to accumulate dust, to maintain cleanliness, as well as to form the cavity under the bottom of the jade. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a new structure of jade-embedded wood seats by preventing the first insertion position of the jade from changing.

1 is a perspective view showing a method of combining wood pieces and jade.

2 is a cross-sectional view of the tree seat of the jade embedded.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the present invention wooden seat.

Figure 4 is to show the wood constituting the tree seat of the present invention,

(A) is a perspective view of the wood piece without jade,

(B) is sectional view of the piece of jade studded wood.

5 is a cross-sectional view of a piece of wood constituting the tree seat of the present invention,

(A) is a cross-sectional view of a mixture of jade powder, jade pieces and agglomerates,

(B) is sectional drawing after sanding the upper part of the said mixture.

((Explanation of symbols for main part of drawing))

1. Wood piece 2. Jade

3. Fabric layer 4. Adhesive layer

8. Mixture

The object of the present invention is achieved by the jade and jade powder and small jade pieces to be processed slightly thicker than the depth of the jade insertion groove and the jade insertion groove formed in the bottom direction from the top surface of the wood piece so as not to be deeper than the thickness of the wood piece on the wood piece.

In the wooden seat according to the present invention, the insertion position of the jade is firmly fixed because both the outer peripheral surface and the bottom of the jade become the contact surface of the jade and the wood piece except for the top surface of the jade which the jade should protrude over the top of the wood piece.

The details of the purpose and technical constitution according to the present invention, including the effect thereof, will be clearly understood by the following description with reference to the drawings showing preferred embodiments of the present invention.

Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a wood seat of the present invention, and a cross-sectional view of a wood piece in which jade insertion grooves are formed in Figs. 4A and 4B and a processed jade are inserted into a wood piece insertion groove. Figures (a) and (b) show a state in which a mixture composed of jade powder, jade pieces, and a condensation adhesive agent is filled in a wood piece insertion groove like a damascene method and a top surface thereof is processed.

As illustrated in FIG. 3, each piece of wood constituting the seat 8 has at least one jade insertion groove not deeper than the thickness of the piece of wood 6 from the top surface 6A to the bottom surface 6B. 6C) is formed, the insertion groove (6C) is slightly thicker than the groove depth and inserted so that the surface-treated jade (5) protrudes above the wood piece upper surface (6A) to form a surface portion 5B at the corner of the upper surface (5A) do. The jade 5 is fixed by an adhesive applied to the contact surface between the jade 5 and the wood piece 6.

Since the insertion reference position of the jade 5 becomes the bottom surface of the jade insertion groove 6C formed in the wood piece 6, the insertion reference position of the jade 5 is fixed, so that the height of the top surface 5A of the jade 5 is high. The deviation depends only on the machining precision of the jade and the jade insertion groove.

Then, by processing the height from the jade bottom surface 5C to the lower boundary line 5D of the jade surface tooth portion 5B to be located above the upper surface 6A of the wood piece 6, the lower surface of the tooth surface portion 5B It is possible to prevent the formation of a gap between the upper surface of the jade insertion groove (6C) of the wood piece (6).

And, as shown in (a) and (b) of Figure 5, jade powder (7A) and jade pieces (7B), which are inevitably generated when processing jade is melamine resin or urea resin which is a cohesive adhesive (7C) After mixing with each other, and condensing the mixture (7) consisting of jade powder (7A), jade chips (7B) and the condensation adhesive (7C) in the jade insertion groove (6C), the wood piece (6) upper surface (6A) Sanding the upper portion of the mixture 7D protruding upwards allows the final mixture upper surface 7E and the wood piece upper surface 6A to form the same surface.

In the case of the mixture 7, unlike the processing jade 5 inserted into the jade insertion groove 6C, the upper surface 7D of the mixture is sanded to form the mixture upper surface 7E and the wood piece upper surface 6A in the same plane. This is because the initial upper surface 7F state of the mixture 7 is rough and inconsistent because of the surface properties of the mixture 7 and the characteristics of the work to be filled in the groove 6C, resulting in poor commerciality.

In addition, it is known that even in the outdoor as described above, ganban stone and embroidery produced in Korea have a good effect on the human body. It is also possible to use the same method as using jade in the above, but in the case of amethyst, the price is high, so jade powder It is advisable to use a bit of amethyst or powder of poor quality.

As shown in the above sample, the wooden seat of the present invention has no contact between the jade and the fabric, so that the jade is in close contact with the wood, so there is no interference by the fabric when the wooden seat is opened or folded. Is not only prevented from being changed, but even if an external load is applied to the top surface of the jade, the bottom of the jade is supported by the wood pieces, so that the displacement of the jade insertion position does not change.

In addition, gaps are prevented from being formed in the lower part of the jade chamfer and the upper part of the inner surface of the jade insertion groove to prevent dust from accumulating in the gap, thereby preventing the clean spot of the tree, and also the jade powder and jade pieces generated during the processing of the jade. Because I can use it Capacity savings also have the advantage of lowering production costs.

Claims (2)

A wood seat consisting of a plurality of wood pieces embedded with processed jade, each tree piece 6 having at least one jade insertion groove 6C not deeper than the thickness of the wood piece 6 from the upper surface 6A to the bottom surface 6B direction. ) Is formed, and each insertion groove 6C is thicker than the groove depth and the chamfered chamfered 5 so as to form a surface tooth portion 5B at the corner of the upper surface 5A, the insertion groove 5B upwards The upper surface 5A of the jade is inserted into 6C and protrudes above the upper surface 6A of the piece of wood, and the fixing of each inserted jade 5 is made by the adhesive applied to the contact surface of the jade 5 and the piece of wood 6. A wooden seat embedded with jade by the inlay technique, which consists of wood pieces. The jade inserted into the wood piece is a mixture of jade powder (7A) and jade pieces (7B) with a cohesive adhesive (7C), jade powder (7A) and jade pieces (7B) and a cohesive adhesive ( 7C) is condensed by filling the mixture 7 consisting of 7C into at least one jade insertion groove 6C formed in the wood piece 6, and then sanding the upper portion 7D of the mixture convex on the upper surface 6A of the wood piece. A wooden seat impregnated with an inlay technique, characterized in that the upper end surface 7E and the upper surface 6A of the wood piece are formed in the same plane.