JPH0354536Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an improvement of a flower stand that is installed integrally with a tombstone or separately adjacent to a tombstone.

(Prior art) Traditionally, flower holders for graves were made using
JP-A No. 55-131156 is known.

The purpose of this is to make the water storage part large enough to prevent fresh flowers arranged in flower stands from withering and dying for as long as possible.

(Problem to be solved by the invention) However, all of these devices are placed on a storage stand such as an offering stand, and there is a risk that they may fall off the stand or fall over.

In order to prevent it from tipping over or falling from the stand, it may be possible to fix it integrally to the stand or make it heavier, but in that case it would be difficult to drain water.

Naturally, a drainage hole is provided for drainage, but
If the drainage hole is opened without moving the flower stand, there is a risk that the platform and the front of the grave will be flooded with water.

In addition, since only the flower stand hole is open other than the drainage hole, it is difficult to clean the inside of the water tank.

The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and its purpose is to eliminate the risk of tipping over or falling from the stand, and to make it easy to change water and clean the water tank. To provide a flower stand for graves that does not spoil the overall appearance of the grave.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, the grave flower stand of the present invention has a flat top surface and is made of stone that is integrated with the gravestone or provided separately close to the front of the gravestone. a pedestal; a water tank accommodating part having a sufficient size and recessed in the pedestal while leaving a space for placing offerings, etc. in the front;
A part of the platform part is configured to be removable at the side part of the water tank housing part, or a part is detachable;
A lightweight water tank formed in a box shape with an opening at the top and housed in the water tank accommodating section; and a block-shaped lid made of stone that closes the top opening of the water tank accommodating section and is placed on the platform. and a pair of left and right flower stand holes which vertically penetrate through the lid and whose lower end openings face the upper surface of the water tank.

(Function) In the case of the grave flower stand constructed as described above, the stand itself, which is installed integrally with the gravestone or separately in close proximity to the gravestone, constitutes the flower stand, and may not fall over.
No more fear of falling.

Furthermore, by removing the removable portion of the base, the side surface of the water tank accommodating portion is opened, and the water tank can be taken out.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

In this embodiment, the flower stand A is installed on a storage stand 3 installed close to the front of the gravestone B.
The storage stand 3 is a stand that can be changed as appropriate, such as a grass stand for a tombstone, a stone for worshiping, etc.

Therefore, these will be collectively referred to as the base section 3 hereinafter.

In this case, the platform 3 is provided close to the front of the tombstone A, and is made of a rectangular stone with a flat upper surface and a required thickness. A water tank accommodating part 8 is formed in the rear half, leaving a space for placing a grave box 7, etc., and a lid body 1 is placed on the water tank accommodating part 8 to close the upper opening thereof.

The water tank accommodating part 8 is formed vertically penetrating the base part 3, and a part 9 constituting one side wall thereof is formed to be removable from the base part 3. By removing the detachable part 9, the base part 3 can be removed. It is designed to open on the side.

The water tank accommodating portion 8 accommodates the water tank 4 .

The water tank 4 is formed of plastic or the like into a box shape with an open top that is approximately the same size or slightly smaller than the water tank accommodating part 8, and is fitted into the water tank accommodating part 8. The water storage tank 4 is also provided with a drain port 10 that can be opened and closed at the bottom.

The lid 1 is made of stone and has a bottom surface slightly larger than the top opening of the water tank accommodating part 8, and is placed on the base part 3 by blocking the top opening of the water tank accommodating part 8. Arrange and place in a removable manner.

The lid body 1 has an offering table 13 in the center of the upper surface on which an offering 11 is provided and a candle stand 12, etc. is placed.
are integrally formed in a protruding manner, and flower stand holes 2 are opened on the left and right sides of this offering table 13, respectively.

The flower stand hole 2 is formed by penetrating the lid body 2 vertically in a portion formed one step lower than the offering table 13 on the left and right sides of the offering table 13 of the lid body 1, and makes the lower opening thereof face the water tank 4. .

Further, the flower stand hole 2 has a ventilation hole 14 in the middle part in the axial direction that communicates the flower stand hole 2 with the outside on the back surface of the lid body 1.
Open the hole.

Therefore, the flower stand A stores water in the water tank 4,
A flower is directly placed in a flower stand hole 2, and the lower end of the stem is inserted into water stored in a water tank 4.

At this time, a slight gap is made to exist between the water surface of the water stored in the water tank 4 and the lower surface of the flower solid body 1.

Water may be stored in the water tank 4 by pouring it through the flower stand hole 2, but it is also possible to shift the lid 1 and supply water directly to the water tank 4, as shown in FIG.

In addition, when draining the water in the water tank 4 for water replacement, remove the removable part 9 provided on the stand 3 and pull out the water tank 4 from the opening formed on the side of the stand 3. water can be thrown away.

In the above explanation, the lid body 1 has the part provided with the flower stand hole 2 and the offering stand 13 integrally formed, but as shown in Figure 5 of the stand, both are separate parts, and a pair of block-shaped flower solids are arranged on the left and right. It is also optional that the lid body 1 that closes the upper opening of the water tank accommodating portion 8 is configured by the and the offering table 18 arranged narrowly therebetween.

(Effects) Since the present invention has the above configuration, it has the following advantages.

(1) The flower stand is integrated into a storage stand, a lawn stand for a gravestone, a stone for worshiping, etc., which is installed separately or integrally with the gravestone, and a water tank is housed inside the stand, so when visiting the grave, the flower stand can be used. There is no risk of overturning the product or dropping it from a storage stand such as an offering stand, causing the water in the water tank to spill and flooding the storage stand etc.

(2) A box-shaped water tank with an open top is housed in the water tank accommodating part of the platform, and a part of the pedestal that forms the side wall of the water tank accommodating part is removable. The detachable water tank can be pulled out from the storage part and drained to any location away from the tombstone, and the inside of the water tank can be easily cleaned.

(3) Since it is installed integrally with a stand that is installed separately or integrally with the tombstone, and is made of stone, it will not spoil the appearance of the tomb or disrupt its overall balance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional front view of a grave flower stand showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional side view, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which water is poured into a water tank by shifting the lid.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a tomb equipped with a flower stand according to the present invention, with the main parts partially cut away. FIG. 5 is a flower stand showing another embodiment of the present invention. 1...Lid body, 2...Hanadate hole, 3...Base part, 4...
...Water tank, 8...Water tank housing section, 9...Removal part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A stone pedestal with a flat top surface that is either integral with the tombstone or provided separately close to the front of the tombstone; a pedestal that is recessed into the pedestal, leaving a space in the front for placing offerings, etc.; a water tank accommodating part having a size that is large enough, a detachable part in which a part of the platform part is configured to be removable at a side surface of the water tank accommodating part, and the water tank accommodating part is formed in a box shape with an open top surface a water storage tank to be housed and arranged in the storage tank, a block-shaped lid made of stone that closes the upper opening of the water tank accommodating part and is placed on the platform, and a pair of left and right lids that pass through the lid vertically. The structure of a flower vase for graves consists of a flower stand hole whose bottom opening faces the top of the water tank.