JPH0425889Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a light stand with flower stand for graves that is provided in general graves.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, there are not many common tombs that are equipped with lamps, and even when they are, the lamps are attached to the top end of a vertical iron rod, for example. There is. In addition, conventional flower holders are made of a rectangular stone with a small base area, and holes are formed in the top surface of the stone, usually in pairs on the left and right front of the stone.

However, with this type of structure, the installation area of the flower stand is small, resulting in poor stability.For example, the installation part must be firmly fixed with a joint material such as cement, but this joint may freeze and crack in the winter. As a result, flower holders, which have small base areas and are not self-supporting, often collapse. In addition, since the lantern stand is installed separately from the flower stand provided in the grave, it is difficult to install it in a narrow space, and the installation work involves drilling holes in the foundation stone where it will be installed. It becomes a hassle to open the hole and insert the iron rod mentioned above. Furthermore, the use of iron bars in graves made of stone is not very desirable for the appearance, and it is preferable to use iron bars in a shape that gives a more solemn image.

(Purpose of the invention) The present invention was made to solve the above problems, and by integrating the lantern stand and the flower stand, the installation area is increased and stability is improved.
It has improved independence and has a compact shape that allows it to be installed in narrow spaces.The lamp, which is meant to illuminate the four worlds, is placed in a high position and flowers are arranged underneath, giving it a good appearance. To provide a light stand with a flower stand for a grave that gives a solemn image and can be easily installed in its place by removing a conventional flower stand for a grave.

(Structure of the invention) The present invention is a lantern stand with a flower stand that is installed in front of the stone of a grave. , and a flower stand with a flower stand hole in the upper surface is formed integrally with the light holder in an L-shape, and the lower surface of the light holder and the lower surface of the flower stand are aligned,
The height of the lantern stand is set to be more than twice the height of the flower stand.

According to such a configuration, the installation area becomes larger compared to the case where the light stand is provided alone, and stability and independence can be further improved.
It has a compact shape and can be installed even in narrow spaces. In addition, regarding the exterior, the entire structure is made of stone, giving it a majestic image.
The flower stand and the light stand are integrated, and the height of the light stand is set at more than twice the height of the flower stand, so the light stand is placed in a high position, which has the meaning of illuminating the four worlds. , flowers are arranged underneath, making it a logical structure for a ritual. Moreover, it can be attached to a conventional grave by simply removing the original flower stand and installing the light stand with flower stand for graves of the present invention.

(Example) Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

1 is a lamp, and this lamp 1 is provided at the upper end of a lamp stand 2 made of stone. Furthermore, a flower stand 3 made of stone is provided integrally at the lower part of this lamp stand 2, similar to the above-mentioned lamp stand 2.
Set the height of the lantern holder 2 to be at least twice the height of the flower holder 3, so that even if the lantern holder is placed high and flowers are placed under it, the lantern will not be hidden by the flowers. As a whole, a lantern holder S with a flower stand for a grave is formed.

This light stand S with flower stand for graves is formed so that the lower surfaces of the light stand part 2 and the flower stand 3 are aligned, and have a shape that can be stably placed on the grave. Further, the flower stand 3 is provided with a flower stand hole 3a that opens upward, and flowers 4 can be placed therein by inserting a bottomed cylindrical copper vase into the flower stand hole 3a.

In addition, this lamp stand S with a flower stand for graves may be one in which the lamp stand part 2 and the flower stand 3 are integrally formed in advance from a single stone material, and the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the lamp holder 2 and the flower stand 3 may be formed separately from two pieces of stone and then bonded together to integrate them. In this case, it is possible to save on materials.

Furthermore, if the front surface 2a of the lamp stand 2 located above the flower stand 3 is engraved with a flower or a display depicting a flower is pasted on it, even the surface where the flower 5 is not placed can be used. It can give the impression that flowers are being offered.

Next, the usage condition of the light stand S with flower stand for graves will be explained. In Figures 2 and 3, a flagstone P is provided at the center of the rear of the grave, and the above-mentioned grave lanterns S and S are installed on both sides in front of it.
The mounting position of this grave lamp holder S is such that it protrudes outward from the side surface of the lower stand U, as shown in FIG.

As mentioned above, it is desirable that the grave lamp stands S and S are provided on both sides of the front of the stone P, but they do not necessarily need to be placed outside the sides of the lower stand U. Furthermore, depending on the dimensions of the grave, for example, the flower stand 3, 3 may be positioned in front of the light stand parts 2, 2 as shown in Figure 2, or the flower stand 3, 3 may be positioned in front of the light stand parts 2, 2 as shown in Figure 3. The stands 3 and 3 are respectively the light stand part 2,
2. Because of this configuration, the above-mentioned lantern holder S with flower stand for graves is about twice as strong as the case where the lantern holder and flower stand are provided separately. Since it has an installation area of 2,000 yen, is self-supporting, and can be installed stably, there is almost no chance of the joint coming out and collapsing like in the past. At the same time, since the overall shape can be made compact, it can be installed even in narrow spaces. Moreover,
Even for existing graves, installation work can be easily carried out by simply removing the originally installed flower stand and then installing the light stand with flower stand for graves of the present invention.

In addition, the fact that the lantern holder 2 and the flower holder 3 are integrated not only improves the external appearance, but also allows the lantern, which has the meaning of illuminating the four worlds, to be placed in a high position, and flowers to be arranged under it. It takes shape and becomes a logical shape for a ritual. Furthermore, in conventional tombs, as shown in Figure 5, flower holders F and F had to be placed inside or flush with the sides of the lower pedestal U in order to prevent slag. In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 4, even if it protrudes outward from the side surface of the lower stand U, stability is not impaired, so a more luxurious atmosphere can be created.

(Effects of the invention) As explained above, the present invention has a lantern holder and a flower holder that are integrally formed, which reduces the installation area compared to the case where the lantern holder and the flower holder are provided separately. As they grow larger, they become more stable and self-supporting, and are unlikely to collapse even if the joints come loose.

At the same time, since the entire device can be assembled into a compact shape, it can be installed even in narrow spaces.

In addition, compared to conventional products, it has a more solemn appearance, and the lantern holder, which has the meaning of illuminating the four worlds, is placed in a high position, and flowers are arranged underneath, making it suitable for rituals. It becomes a logical shape. Furthermore, in terms of the mounting position, unlike conventional flower holders, it is also possible to mount it in a state where it protrudes outward from the side of the base of the tomb, and in this way it is possible to create a more luxurious atmosphere. In addition, by setting the height of the lantern stand to be more than twice the height of the flower stand, the lantern holder will not be hidden even when flowers are arranged, and the shape that will brightly illuminate the four worlds will be maintained.

Also, for existing graves, there is no need to drill a hole in the installation part like a lantern stand made of iron rods, etc., and remove the original flower stand and install this item. It can be easily installed just by installing it.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention;
3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment, FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the usage state in FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a plan view of a conventional grave. It is a diagram. S...Lamp stand with flower stand for graves, 1...Lamp stand, 2
...Land stand section, 3...Flower stand.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A lantern with a flower holder placed in front of the gravestone, which is a pillar-shaped lantern with a lamp at the top end, with a hole in the lower part of the lantern that is lower than the lantern and on the top surface. An L-shaped flower stand is integrally formed with the above-mentioned light stand, and the lower surface of the above-mentioned light stand and the lower face of the flower stand are made to match, and the height of the light stand is set to 2 times the height of the flower stand. A lantern stand with a flower stand for graves made of stone, characterized by being more than double the size.