JPH0217367Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] The invention is a method for attaching a fire holder made of a transparent cylindrical body such as a glass tube to a candle holder.
This invention relates to a fire pit fixture that is used by being fixed in advance to the candle holder.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, existing candlesticks, especially those buried and fixed in gravestones, are generally simple, and the ordinary ones do not have a structure to attach a fire pit, but they can be used to protect the candle flame from wind and rain. It is preferable to install a bonfire in order to collect light or to provide safety and a solemn atmosphere.

On the other hand, Utility Model Application No. 53-8180 and Utility Model Application No. 59-
Publication No. 101319 discloses a structure for attaching a fire holder to a candle holder, but these require a special structure for the candle holder itself, and in both cases, it is easy to attach a fire holder to an existing general candle holder. It does not provide any structure for safe installation.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a fire pit fixture that allows the fire pit to be easily attached to and removed from a candle stand that is fixed and supported in advance on a fixed object such as a tombstone or a pedestal.

[Technical means to solve the problem]

The fire holder according to the present invention includes a cylindrical body that is fixedly supported by a fixed object and that is covered with a candlestick whose outer periphery has a downwardly tapered curved surface or an inclined surface, and a cylindrical body that is covered with the candle holder. It consists of a cylindrical body fixing means for fixing to the candle holder, and a fire holder attachment means for attaching the fire holder to the cylindrical body. It is characterized by being a fixing screw that presses the part.

[Effect]

In the above configuration, when the fixing screw on the cylindrical body is screwed in the direction of the candle holder, the tip of the fixing screw is guided downward by the curved surface or inclined surface of the outer periphery of the candle holder. That is, since the screwing operation of the fixing screw causes the fixing screw to move downward due to the cam action, the cylindrical body that is integral with the fixing screw is urged against the fixed object below, and the fixation of the cylindrical body is realized. .

In addition, as a means of attaching the fire house to the cylindrical body,
For example, a stopper may be provided on the inner wall of the cylindrical body to receive the lower end of the blaze, or the blaze may be engaged or screwed into the cylindrical body by a known mechanism.

Note that the cylindrical body in the present invention may be any body that has a hollow part that can be fitted into a candle holder, and they may be not only cylindrical bodies and polygonal cylindrical bodies, but also modified bodies and combinations of two or more pieces thereof. It may be something like that.

〔Example〕

Next, the present invention will be explained based on the drawings.

FIGS. 1 and 2 are cross-sectional views of a fire roof fixture according to an embodiment of the present invention.

First, in FIG. 1, a candle holder 1 consists of a needle 2, a hemispherical shell-shaped saucer 3, and an embedded rod 4. The embedded rod 4 is embedded and fixed in a tombstone 5, which is a fixed object, and a fire pit is attached to the candle holder 1. The fixture 6 is removably fixed.

The fire shed attachment tool 6 is composed of a circular cylindrical body 7, three strip-shaped supports 8 which also serve as means for attaching the fire roof, and a fixing screw 9 which is a means for fixing the cylindrical body.
A fire house 10 made of a glass cylinder is inserted inside,
A candle 11 is inserted into the needle 2 of the candle stand 1.

Each of the supports 8 is arranged on the inner wall of the cylindrical body 7 at an angle of 120 degrees from each other (for convenience, only two of them are shown separated from each other by 180 degrees in the drawing), and are screwed into the cylinder at the top by screws 12. It is fixed to the shaped body 7. The lower end of each support 8 protrudes from the lower end of the cylindrical body 7 and comes into contact with the surface of the tombstone 5, and the air intake 13 for candle combustion is provided between the cylindrical body 7 and the tombstone 5.
is opened, and the upper end of each support 8 is
This serves as a stopper when inserted into the cylindrical body 7, and allows the cylindrical body 7 to be attached. Note that the lower end of the cylindrical body 7 may be brought into direct contact with the surface of the tombstone 5, or other means may be employed as needed, such as by perforating the side wall of the cylindrical body 7, as an air intake means. good.

The fixing screw 9 is attached to the cylindrical body 7 and each support body 8.
at an angle to each other to correspond to the position of each support 8.
The fixing screws 9 are spaced 120 degrees apart (for convenience, only two screws are shown 180 degrees apart from each other in the drawing), and pass through them while screwing together, with the tip of each fixing screw 9 facing the spherical outer periphery of the saucer 3. There is. In this case, the mounting state of the fixing screw 9 is reinforced by screwing the fixing screw 9 into not only the cylindrical body 7 but also each of the supports 8.

When fixing the burner fixture 6 to the candle holder 1, take care that the saucer 3 is located approximately in the center of the cylindrical body 7, and screw each fixing screw 9 in the direction of the saucer 3 one after another. The tip of the screw 9 presses against the spherical outer periphery of the saucer 3 and moves downward guided by it, simultaneously attempting to lower the fire roof fixture 6, but at the same time, the cylindrical body 7 and each support 8 Since their descent is restricted by the surface of the tombstone 5, the fire pit fixture 6 is eventually brought into pressure contact with the tombstone 5 and securely fixed to the candle holder 1.

FIG. 2 shows a state in which the above-mentioned fire pit fixture 6 is fixed to a candle holder 1a supported on a pedestal 14, which is a different fixed object, instead of the candle holder 1 embedded and fixed to the tombstone 5. ing. In the figure, when screwing in each of the fixing screws 9 as described above, since the cylindrical body 7 and each support body 8 are restricted from descending by the surface of the pedestal 14, the fire roof fixture 6 is It will be securely fixed to the candle stand 1a.

Incidentally, the above-mentioned fire roof fixture is composed of a curved surface or an inclined surface that guides the tip of the fixing screw to move downward as each fixing screw is screwed in, that is, a curved surface or an inclined surface that tapers downward. For a candle holder having an outer periphery, the lowering of the cylindrical body due to the lowering of the tip of each fixing screw is caused by a fixed object such as a tombstone or other external structure or the structure of the candle holder itself. It can be widely applied to candlesticks of various sizes and shapes in limited situations. Note that the support body in the above configuration can be omitted if means for attaching a fire pit, air intake, etc. are provided separately.

[Effect of idea]

As described above, the fire holder according to the present invention lowers the cylindrical body toward the fixed object by screwing in the fixing screw, so it has great applicability to candlesticks of various shapes and sizes, and is flexible after installation. It has excellent fixation properties, and enables the fire pit to be easily and stably attached to and detached from a candle holder fixed to a fixed object such as a tombstone.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIGS. 1 and 2 are cross-sectional views of a fire roof fixture according to an embodiment of the present invention. Explanation of the main symbols, 1... Candlestick, 1a...
...Candlestick, 5... Gravestone (fixed object), 6...
Fire shed attachment tool, 7... Cylindrical body, 8... Support (fire shed mounting means), 9... Fixing screw (cylindrical body fixing means),
10...Hiya, 14...Pedestal (fixed object).

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A cylindrical body that is fixedly supported on a fixed object and that is covered with a candle holder whose outer periphery has a downwardly tapered curved or inclined surface, and a candle holder that uses the covered cylindrical body as a candle holder. The cylindrical body fixing means is comprised of a cylindrical body fixing means for fixing the flame holder to the cylindrical body, and a fire shank mounting means for attaching the fire flame to the cylindrical body. A fire shop fixture characterized by being a fixing screw that presses.