JPH0544450Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Purpose of the invention and field of industrial application] The invention relates to the structure of an ossuary (chamber).
Processing technology using artificial stone and its assembly configuration are
In addition to charnel houses, it can be used as a component for a wide range of stone buildings and outdoor facilities such as parks and green spaces.

[Problems with the prior art of the invention] At present, processing that has been commonly used as assembly materials for ossuaries (chambers) in which tombstones are buried with the lower part of the pedestal and the front opening facing the ground surface. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Recently, as the living environment has improved, more expensive ossuaries made of natural granite and other stones have been processed and sold by those skilled in the art. Looking at these conventional manufacturing and assembly materials, assembly materials made from unprocessed concrete are inexpensive, but have problems in terms of appearance, while granite and other stone materials have high marketability in terms of material and processing process. However, it has the drawbacks of being expensive and not suitable for mass production processing.

Furthermore, in the manufacture of assembly boards, conventional assembly boards tend to come off during installation, making it difficult to move the entire assembled box frame and install it horizontally.

In view of the above-mentioned difficulties as a comprehensive stone manufacturer, the applicant considered it excessive to solve the problems economically and technologically, and after conducting studies, he came up with the present invention.

[Configuration and Examples of the Present Invention] The configuration of the present invention is based on the configuration described in the above-mentioned claims for utility model registration.

Hereinafter, suitable embodiments of the present invention will be illustrated and described.

In the drawings, 1 is a lower vertical assembly board constituting the ossuary, 1a is an upper vertical assembly board, and 2 is a lower vertical assembly board, or a horizontal assembly board that joins and engages with the upper vertical assembly board 1a. , 2a is a lower horizontal assembly board, and 3 is an intermediate shelf board.

In FIG. 11, K is the assembly plate 1, 1a,
This is an overall perspective view of the ossuary, which is constructed in a rectangular shape with 2, 2a and shelf boards 3. It has a box-frame structure with a shelf set in the middle and open top and bottom surfaces.

The configuration of each assembly board will be described in detail below. The lower vertical assembly board 1 has L-shaped joining steps 4, 4a on both sides, and a cut step 5 on the top surface into which the shelf board 3 is assembled. 6, 6a are fitting recesses provided in the joining step portions 4, 4a.

2 and 2a shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 are horizontal assembly plates assembled in an L shape with the vertical assembly 1. The assembly plate 2 is joined to the joining step 4 side of the vertical board, and the assembly plate 2a is attached to the joining step. 4
Join it to side a and assemble it into a box frame shape.

The horizontal plates 2, 2a are provided with inverted L-shaped protrusions 7, 7a and horizontal L-shaped joints 8, 8a on the upper side surfaces, and are closely engaged so as to intersect with the step portions 4, 4a on both sides of the vertical assembly 1. Match.

Moreover, the fitting protrusions 9, 9a of the horizontal plates 2, 2a are connected to the vertical plates 1.
Since it fits into the fitting recesses 6 and 6a of the vertical assembly plate 1
The horizontal assembly plates 2 and 2a assembled into a box-frame shape are fixedly assembled without coming off or shifting laterally.

10 is a handhold recess. The upper tier is assembled in the same way on the lower box frame using the vertical assembly board 1a shown in Figure 2 and the horizontal assembly board 2 shown in Figure 3, and the shelf board 3 is attached to the notch step 5 of the vertical assembly board 1a. Hang it in a shape and press it with the upper assembly board.

In this invention, the above-mentioned assembly boards are assembled and engaged in a box frame shape as shown in Figure 11, and a shelf board is incorporated in the middle to form a charnel house K. The top surface is exposed in the ground and the front part is covered with a pedestal,
Approximately half of it is buried with an opening/closing lid that allows access (not shown).

The ossuary of the present invention constructed in this way is made of artificial stone, which is used as the material for each assembly board, and is also made of granite or granite, which is mixed into the material in the form of particles through surface treatments such as polishing, waterproofing, and polishing. It is made from a glossy assembled board that reveals other stone textures, and can be machine-formed in a factory.

The size of the ossuary and assembly board will be modified and processed as appropriate depending on the implementation.

[Effects of the present invention] As described above, the present invention technically solves the problems that are difficult in the assembly board configuration.Since the close engagement of the vertical and horizontal assembly boards is integrated, the assembly board does not fall horizontally. , the difficulty of coming off has been solved, and the structure is easy to remove and fit in the vertical direction, so the work process is to assemble the lower tier or the entire area of the upper and lower tiers and install it horizontally in the ground. It has the advantage of being greatly functionalized and simplified.

Furthermore, the second feature is that since the assembly board is made of artificial stone, it can be mass-produced in a factory, and finishing processes such as waterproofing and surface treatment are also processed and formed using machines, making it a practical product in terms of price. can be traded with.

In addition, the surface can be finished to look like granite or other expensive natural stone, and has the advantage of being able to be offered as a highly marketable columbarium.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the lower vertical assembly board, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the upper vertical assembly board, Figures 3 and 4 are the 11th
FIG. 5 is a front view of the upper horizontal assembly board; FIG. 6 is a side view of the stepped portion 4 side of FIG. 1;
7 is a side view of the stepped portion 4a in FIG. 1, FIG. 8 is a side view of FIG. 3, FIG. 9 is a side view of FIG.
Figure 0 is a perspective view of the shelf board, and Figure 11 is a perspective view of the entire assembly of the present invention. In the drawings, 1 is a lower vertical assembly board, 1a is an upper vertical assembly board, 2 is a horizontal assembly board in three directions excluding the shelf installation part, 2a is a lower shelf partial assembly board, 3 is a shelf board, and 4 is a L-shaped step, 5 is a cut step, 6 is a fitting recess, 7 is an L-shaped protrusion, 8 is a horizontal L-shaped joint, 9 is a fitting protrusion, 10 is a handhold recess, K is a columbarium. Show each.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a rectangular box-shaped ossuary where the assembly boards are assembled in two stages and a shelf board is installed in the middle and the upper and lower sides are open, the joints of each assembly board assembled by vertical and horizontal boards are L-shaped. A step is provided in the vertical direction, and a fitting recess is provided on the step surface, and the horizontal plate is fitted with an inverted L-shaped step that engages the L-shaped step of the vertical plate and the fitting recess. A horizontal L provided with a fitting protrusion and engaged with the inner wall surface of the vertical plate.
A prefabricated ossuary characterized by being formed into prefabricated boards with shaped joints and glazed to look like granite waterproofed with artificial stone or other natural stone.