KR810002070Y1 - Box type buddhist altar - Google Patents

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Description

Hieroglyphic Buddhist Temple

1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of the present invention.

2 is a plan view of a wheat plate.

3 is a cross-sectional view of the bend path portion.

4 and 5 are partial cross-sectional views of the door and movable side plate at the outer side of the fixed side plate.

6 to 8 are explanatory views of the operation of FIGS. 3 to 5;

9 and 10 are perspective views showing the opening and closing state of the hinge used in the present invention.

The present invention relates to a box-shaped altar.

Such a Buddhist altar was attached to the front of the fixed side plate with a hinge to pull the door forward to open and close the door, so it required considerable space for opening and closing the door. There was a veil that was invisible because the interior of the altar was hidden by the door.

The present invention has a valley 6 'on both sides and the front side of the top plate 2 of the altar 1 and the top surface of the plate 3, which is formed by connecting the fixed side plate 4 and the movable side plate 5 as shown in order to eliminate such defects. The bent point of the door 7 and the movable side plate 5 is formed by the hook-shaped attachment piece 10 of the hinge A, which is formed by the orbit 6 and is opened and closed by the vertical axis 12 of the bend 11,11 'fitted to the recess 8 of the back of the door 7. The projection 13 attached to the side 7 'and 5' rear surfaces, and the projections 13 protruding on both top and bottom sides of the door 7 and the projections 14 protruding on both top and bottom surfaces of the movable shaft 5 were fitted in a manner of contacting the trajectory 6.

The design of the present invention is that the Buddhist altar has a closed door 7 and pulls it to the side, and the door 7 is inverted at the orbital bend 6 'with a pair of vertical projections 13 on the trajectory 6 sliding on the top plate 2 and the wheat plate 3 as the axis. The door 7 enters the trajectory 6 of the outer side of the stationary side plate 4 together with the movable side plate 5, wherein the movable side plate 5 and the door 7 are in a straight state, as shown in FIG. Since both are parallel to the side plate 4 in a superimposed state, they are fully opened.

This opens the side of the altar 1 so that the interior 15 of the altar is well visible from the linear direction of the front of the altar, so that many worshipers who sit on the front of the altar can worship at the same time.

The altar of the present invention can be easily opened and closed by only pulling the bar and the gating door as described above, and the door is immersed on both sides of the altar 1 when opening, so that the altar can be placed in a narrow space.

Claims (1)

Flexure side formed by joining fixed side plate 4 and movable side plate 5 to the bottom of top plate 2 of Buddhist altar 1 and side of plate 3 and the bottom side of top plate 3 and outer side of side plate 4, and fitting to recessed part 8 on the back of door 7 11 and 11 'of the A-shaped attachment piece 9 and the V-shaped attachment piece 10 of the hinge A secured to be opened and closed by the vertical side 12 are attached to the back of the adjacent side edges 7' and 5 of the door 7 and the movable side plate 5. Upper and lower ends of the door 7 and a pair of protrusions 13 on the upper and lower ends of the door 7 and two pairs of protrusions 14 on both sides of the movable side plate 5 .