KR20120007203A - Structure of water supply for pile up type flowerpot - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: A water supplying structure of stacking type flowerpots is provided to automatically water a flowerpot located on the lower side without using a water feed hose. CONSTITUTION: A water supplying structure of stacking type flowerpots comprises the following: the flowerpots(100) with an opened upper side, and a planting space(101) in the inside; a water-supplying space(110) formed with water-supplying unit walls(111); a water supply hole(113) formed on the lower side of the water-supplying unit walls to be connected to the planting space; a drainage space(130) overflowing water supplied from one side of the water-supplying space; a drainage hole(133) discharging the overflowed water to the outside of the flowerpots; and an overflow wall(120) installed in between a water-supplying unit bottom(112) and a drainage unit bottom(132).

Description

Water supply structure of laminated potted plant {STRUCTURE OF WATER SUPPLY FOR PILE UP TYPE FLOWERPOT}

The present invention relates to a water supply structure of the laminated planter for wall recording or flower wall composition, the water supply structure of the laminated planter to be automatically supplied to the planter located at the bottom when watering the potted plant located at the top when the planter is laminated for landscaping It is about.

In general, when an event such as an exhibition or an exhibition is held, landscaping is performed to improve the image of the event, and landscaping is performed on roadsides and walls as part of the greening business in the city.

As an example of conventional landscaping, Korean Patent Registration No. 20-0379450, which is Patent Document 1, proposes a decorative flower wall for planting plants such as flowers in flower pots. It is equipped with a potted plant mounting portion provided with a plurality of vertical stand formed with a multi-stage potted hanger hole between the upper and lower horizontal stand, and a ring formed at the rear of the vertical potted plant hanger is inserted into the left and right of the multi-stage continuously. Flower pots and a plurality of branch hoses which are fixed to the vertical stand and the horizontal stand 31 are provided in the upper portion of each pot 4 and provided with a plurality of water injection holes 51 for spraying water, and It is composed of a water supply means for supplying water to the branch hose.

However, when looking at the structure for supplying water to the potted plant located in the state in which the pots are stacked as in Patent Document 1, a plurality of branch hoses having a plurality of water injection holes 51 are provided on the vertical stand and the horizontal stand 31. It can be seen that it is installed in the upper part of each pot by fixing it to the upper part of the pot. In this case, the branch hose must be prepared separately, and the branch hose must be installed in the upper part of each pot. There is a possibility that the branch hose is exposed to hurt the aesthetics.

As another conventional example for solving this problem, Patent Utility Model No. 20-0309852, which is Patent Document 2, shows a flower planting part 10 in which a plant is planted as shown in FIG. 7, and water supplied to the flower planting part 10. Water supply tank 30 for storing the water and the overflow pipe 31 protruding in the inner side of the water storage tank 30, and water for supplying the water in the water storage tank 30 to the flower planting portion 10 In the self-watering potted plant including a supply member 40, the support frame is inserted into the water storage tank 30 of the other potted plant having a step 16 at the bottom and stacked on the upper side of the water storage tank (30) 20 is integrally formed, and the overflow tube 40 has a hollow cylindrical shape, and a plurality of discharge holes 34 for discharging water are formed at an upper portion thereof, and an upper surface of the overflow tube 40 is formed on the overflow tube 40. A watering pot is proposed that the cap 32 is combined.

However, the pollen of Patent Literature 2 forms a support frame 20 at one side of the flower planting part 10 and forms a water storage tank 30 having an overflow pipe 31 at the bottom of the support frame 20. Bar, since the overflow pipe 31 is a structure in which the water storage tank 30 is installed, the space of the water storage tank 30 is relatively enlarged, and as a result, the space of the flower planting part 10 is reduced and the flowerpot The disadvantage is that you can not plant a large amount of flowers for the size.

Moreover, since the cap 32 must be separately installed on the upper surface of the overflow pipe 31, the manufacturing cost increases, and the troublesome installation work is still not solved.

1. Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0379450 Registration Utility Model Publication 2. Korea Utility Model Registration No. 20-0309852 Registration Utility Model Publication

The present invention devised to solve all the problems of the prior art can automatically supply water to the potted plant located in the lower portion only by the stacked potted plant, while excluding the water hose for supplying water to the stacked potted plant, It is an object of the present invention to provide a water supply structure of a laminated potted plant so that the entire plant area can be utilized as a flower planting part so that the space of the flower planting part is not reduced.

The water supply structure of the stacked planter of the present invention for achieving the above object is the top of the potted plant 100 and the planting space 101 formed therein, and the top of the potted plant 100 in the open state Water supply space 110 is surrounded by the water supply wall wall 111, water supply hole 113 formed at one bottom of the water supply wall 111 and perforated to communicate with the planting space 101, and the water supply And a drainage space 130 in which water supplied from one side of the space 110 overflows, and a drainage hole 133 drilled to drain the overflowed water from one side of the drainage space 130 to the outside of the pot. It is done.

According to the present invention, when the landscaping by stacking the pots do not have to install a water hose in each pot is not only convenient to work when the landscaping installation can shorten the air, can also supply water efficiently with the structure of the pots themselves Has the effect.

In addition, since most of the space of the flower pot is used as a flower planting space by providing an automatic supplying water supply structure on a part of the wall of the flower pot, the flower planting space is not reduced due to the water supply space in the flower pot. As well as being able to plant, it is possible to reduce the size of the pot relatively, so that the installation cost can be significantly reduced.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a potted water supply structure according to the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the water supply structure obtained by cutting the AA line of FIG. 1. FIG.
3 is a cross-sectional view of the water supply structure cut off the line BB of FIG.
Figure 4 is a state diagram using the laminated plant pots applied water supply structure according to an embodiment of the present invention.
5 is a state diagram showing a flow of water is supplied in the stacked state of FIG.
6 is a perspective view showing the structure of a planter for landscaping of Patent Document 1, which is a prior art.
7 is a cross-sectional view showing a water supply structure of Patent Document 2, which is a prior art.

The present invention may be modified in various ways and may have various embodiments. Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to exemplary structures of the present invention. However, this is not intended to limit the present invention only to the illustrated form, and the spirit and scope of the present invention should be understood to include ordinary changes, equivalents, and substitutes of the illustrated forms.

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a potted water supply structure according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the water supply structure cut in line AA of Figure 1, Figure 3 is a water supply structure cut in line BB of Figure 2 Is a cross-sectional view of.

1 to 3, the water supply structure of the potted plant according to the present invention is formed in the wall portion of the potted plant 100, the planting space 101 is formed inside the most of the planter utilized the planting space 101 area do.

As shown in FIG. 3, the planting space 101 may be strictly classified into a water storage unit for storing water at a lower portion and a planting unit for planting a plant such as a flower at the upper portion. In the present invention, the lower portion of the planting space 101 is provided. Water supply structure for supplying and discharging water in the water storage unit located in the main point is for convenience, without distinguishing the planting unit and the water storage unit, it is indicated as the planting space (101).

The water supply structure of the present invention is largely divided into a water supply space 110 including a water supply hole 113 and a drain space 130 including a drain hole 133 installed in the water supply space 110.

The water supply space 110 is formed in all directions surrounded by the water supply wall 111 in an open state at the top portion of the wall portion of the flower pot 100, where 'part of the wall of the flower pot 100' This means that a part of the water supply part wall 111 is a part of a wall forming the flower pot 100, and in this case, the water supply space 110 is formed in a part of the wall of the flower pot 100 so that it is a relatively small space. The remaining portion except the water supply space 110 may be utilized as the planting space 101.

The water supply hole 113 is formed at one bottom of the water supply part wall 111, and the planting space 101 and the water supply space 110 communicate with each other by the water supply hole 113. That is, the water supply hole 113 is installed on a wall forming a boundary with the planting space 101 among the water supply wall 111.

On the other hand, the drainage space 130 is provided on one side in the water supply space 110, the drainage space 130 and the water supply space 110 so that the water overflowed in the water supply space 110 flows into the drainage space 130. In the meantime, an overflow means is formed.

The drainage hole 133 is formed at one side of the drainage space 130 and overflows to drain the water flowing into the drainage space 130 to the outside of the potted plant so that it is drained to another potted plant located under the pot.

In a preferred embodiment, a water supply bottom 112 is formed at the bottom of the water supply space 110 so that water can be stored. Accordingly, water introduced into the water supply space 110 is stored through the water supply bottom 112. At the same time, water is supplied into the planting space 101 through the water supply hole 113 to supply water to the planted plant, wherein the lower surface of the water supply hole 113 is the same as the upper surface of the water supply bottom 112. It is preferable to form the height to remove the step between the bottom 112 and the water supply hole 113 so that the entire amount of water introduced into the water supply space 110 is supplied to the planting space 101.

Meanwhile, a drain bottom 132 is installed at the bottom of the drain space 130, and an overflow wall 120 protruding upwardly is provided between the water supply bottom 112 and the drain bottom 132. Of course, the top of the overflow wall 120 should be located at least above the supply bottom 112.

In this way, while the water introduced into the water supply space 110 is filled with the planting space 101 maintains the water level only up to the height of the overflow wall 120, the water flowing over the overflow wall 120 Ride over and flow to the drainage space (130).

In a preferred embodiment, the drain bottom 132 is installed at a lower level than the water supply bottom 112, and at this time, a space according to the height difference between the water supply bottom 112 and the drain bottom 132 is formed in the inner wall ( 131, and the drain hole 133 is formed in the inner wall 131.

For convenience of description, a portion of the inner wall 131 is shown and referred to, but according to an embodiment, the drain hole 133 may be a space itself formed by the height difference between the water supply bottom 112 and the drain bottom 132. have.

That is, when the pot 100 is injection-molded from the mold to the synthetic resin, if the upper / lower molds are properly designed, the heights of the portions where the water supply part bottom 112 and the drain part bottom 132 meet differently from each other. At the same time, the drainage hole 133 may be naturally drilled. Since this technique is frequently applied when designing an injection mold, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

When the pot is manufactured by the injection technique as described above, the bottom surface of the drain hole 133 is flush with the top surface of the bottom of the drain part 132 so that the water flowing into the drain space 130 is entirely drained. Since it is drained to the outside through the 133 may prevent the accumulation of water in the drain space (130).

In order to prevent water from accumulating in the drainage space 130, the drain bottom 132 may be designed to be inclined downward toward the drainage hole 133. In this case, the water introduced into the drainage space 130 may be inclined. It can be quickly drained to the drain hole 133.

4 is a state diagram showing the use of laminated pots applied to the water supply structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 5 is a state diagram showing the flow of water in the laminated state of FIG.

As shown in Figure 4, the potted plant 100 of the present invention has a hook 102 formed on the outer surface of the potted plant 100 in the form of the hanger frame 200 can be installed a plurality of planter 100 is stacked Of course, there is no limitation to the lamination form.

When the pot 100 is stacked up and down, the water supplied to the water supply space 110 of the pot 100 located on the top side is introduced into the water supply space 110 of the pot 100 located below, the flow of water The path is shown in FIG. 5.

When water is introduced into the water supply space 110 of the potted plant located at the top as shown in FIG. 5, the water is filled into the planting space 101 through the water supply hole 113, and the water filled in the planting space 101 is planted. Water is supplied to the plants planted in the space 101.

In addition, when the water filled in the planting space 101 exceeds the height of the overflow wall 120, the water overflows to the drainage space 130 and is discharged to the outside through the drainage hole 133 to be located below Will be drained to the water supply space (110).

By this action, water can be continuously supplied to the stacked flower pots.

Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been illustrated and described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described specific embodiments.

For example, although the potted plant 100 is illustrated in the form of a square in the drawing, a water supply structure including the water supply space 110 described above is formed in a part of a wall of a potted plant having a cylindrical pot or a semi-circular potted plant. Can be applied.

In addition, although the drawing illustrates a method in which the flower pot 100 is laminated in the form of hanging on the molar frame 200 by the hook 102, the flower pots 200 are stacked on each other as in Patent Document 2, as described above. Of course, a water supply structure including the described water supply space 110 may be applied.

Therefore, various modifications can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the gist of the invention as claimed in the claims, and such modifications can be made without departing from the spirit or outlook of the invention. It should not be understood individually.

100 ... flowerpot 101 ... planting space
102 ... hook 110 ... water supply space
111 ... Water Supply Wall 112 ... Water Supply Floor
113 ... water supply hole 120 ... overflow wall
130 ... drainage 131 ... inner wall
132 ... drain bottom 133 ... drain hole
200 ... stacked frame

Claims (6)

A flower pot 100 having an upper end and a planting space 101 formed therein;
A water supply space 110 in which four sides of the flower pot 100 are surrounded by a water supply wall 111 in an open state at an upper end thereof;
A water supply hole 113 formed at one bottom of the water supply part wall 111 and perforated to communicate with the planting space 101;
A drainage space 130 in which water supplied from one side of the water supply space 110 overflows;
The water supply structure of the laminated potted plant, comprising: a drainage hole 133 perforated to drain the overflowed water from one side of the drainage space 130 to the outside of the pot. The method according to claim 1,
A water supply bottom 112 is formed at the bottom of the water supply space 110, and the bottom surface of the water supply hole 113 is flush with the top surface of the water supply bottom 112. Water supply structure. The method according to claim 2,
A drainage bottom 132 is installed at the bottom of the drainage space 130, and an overflow wall 120 protruding upwardly is formed between the water supply bottom 112 and the drainage bottom 132. The water supply structure of the potted plant. The method according to claim 3,
The drainage bottom 132 is installed at a lower level than the water supply bottom 112, the laminated potted plant, characterized in that the drainage hole 133 is formed in the space connecting the water supply bottom and the drainage bottom up and down Water supply structure. The method of claim 4,
The bottom surface of the drainage hole 133 is a water supply structure of the stacked planter, characterized in that the same height as the top surface of the drain bottom 132. The method according to claim 3 or 4,
The drainage bottom 132 is a water supply structure of the stacked planter, characterized in that inclined downward toward the drainage hole (133).

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