JPH083615Y2 - Graduation tower - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a stadium erection stand that does not easily fall down even when exposed to wind and rain.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, a stadium erected in the back of a tombstone for the memorial service of ancestors simply lodges it on the ground and falls over in a short period of time due to moisture and wind and rain in the ground.

[Problems to be solved by the device]

Fearing this, if left unattended in a fence-shaped or tubular structure, the wooden boards and 雛 also lose their original meaning as a stupa. In addition, it is easy to drop it in the hole of a pedestal because of the wind. For this reason,
In the gazette, there is proposed a tower construction in which a graduation tower is built and held by a spring. However, since the hole for inserting the bastard is not penetrated in this one, the bastard is spoiled by the water accumulated in this portion. In addition, since the pressing spring is normally used, there is a drawback that it is difficult for the bastard to pull out.

This invention corrects such deficiencies and defects, and the purpose of this invention is to erect a bastard on a stable stand and keep the dignity of the stupa permanently. .

[Means for solving the problem]

Under the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has a base made of concrete or stone with vertical holes penetrating vertically through which a space can be inserted in the front, rear, left, and right, and the lower part of the banana can be inserted. And a wedge which is inserted into the gap between and so that it can be pulled out from above and elastically presses the lower part of the bastard against the front wall of the vertical hole.

[Action]

By taking the above means, the lower part of the bastard is inserted into the vertical hole, the root is fixed by the shape of the vertical hole (separation material in some cases), and the upper part is also inserted by the wedge. It is firmly fixed. At this time, since the vertical hole is larger than the thickness and width of the lower part of the bastard, rainwater and the like that have fallen from the top will escape to the bottom, and will not accumulate in this part and spoil the bastard. In addition, the wedge can be pulled out upwards, so that the bastard can be easily removed.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
Figures 1 and 3 are vertical cross-sections of the stadium erection stand, and Figure 2 is a II-II scaled-down section view of Figure 1. The base of the erection stand, concrete or stone, is on the ground. It is placed in a safe place, and if necessary, a landing leg 11 is arranged to stabilize and strengthen it. A vertical hole 2 is provided through the central portion. A gap 9 is formed left and right in this vertical hole 2 and a lower part 4 of the bastard is inserted leaving an appropriate gap part 3 behind, and its root 5 is extremely thin according to the lower part 4 like the vertical hole 2 in FIG. The thin part is the thin part, and the thick part is fixed here by a packing material 8 such as rubber, as shown in FIG. A wedge 7 having an outward elastic force is inserted into the vertical hole 2 above the root 5 by compressing the wedge 7 from above.
It is fixed by the elastic force of. FIG. 4 is a side view of the wedge 7,
The wedge 7 portion hangs down in a hollow V-shape at a substantially right angle with respect to the fixing plate 6 fixedly placed on the upper surface of the base 1 near the vertical hole 2. Therefore, if this is compressed and inserted into the gap portion 3 in the vertical hole 2, the wedge 7 portion is narrowed and an outward elastic force corresponding thereto is generated, so that the bastard is firmly fixed to the vertical hole 2. From this point of view, it is desirable that the vertical hole 2 is also formed in a V shape in side view.

As described above, the vertical hole 2 has a gap 9 formed on the left and right sides for draining and ventilation drying. Therefore, the lower part 4 of the bastard is inserted into the vertical hole 2 leaving an appropriate gap 3 at the rear. After fixing the roots 5 as described above, the wedges 7 are inserted into the gaps 3 in the vertical direction of the vertical shaft 2 from above. The wedge 7 is automatically compressed as it enters, and an elastic force is generated to return to the original shape. Therefore, the lower part 4 of the bastard is strongly pressed against the front surface of the vertical hole 2 to be fixed. By the way, if this bastard is tall or if strong winds are usually blown on the standing position, the stand 1 is provided with the planting legs 11 as shown by the dotted line in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 4, the wedge 7 is made by inserting rubber or the like having good resilience and frictional adhesiveness as an appropriate inclusion 10 inside the hollow,
When it is compressed strongly and pressed against the lower part 4 of the bastard to secure it,
The wedge 7 enhances the resilience by the restoration resilience of the inclusion 10 and solves the above-mentioned correspondence with the presence of the pedestal 11.

Further, due to its shape, the wedge 7 is pressed against the lower part 4 of the bastard, and the fixing plate 6 is pressed down as a handle to be compressed and inserted by a simple operation as described above. Alternatively, the fixing plate 6 can be lifted upward by a lever action and removed.

[Effect of device]

As described above, since the present invention has been described above, the following effects can be expected.

Firstly, since the wedge has a simple structure in which a strip-shaped stainless steel plate or the like is bent together with the stand having a simple structure with vertical holes penetrating, it can be manufactured inexpensively and easily. Secondly, since the wedge has elasticity, the bastard is permanently and erectly erected on the pedestal, and the dignity of the pagoda is guaranteed. Further, since the wedge can change the resilience, it is possible to flexibly adapt to the shape and construction site of the bastard, and it is easy to install and remove so that the baobaba can be easily renewed. In addition, since the vertical hole penetrates downward with a gap between it and the bastard, the drainage and the air flow are sufficiently ensured that the bastard will not be spoiled.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 and 3 are longitudinal sectional views showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a II-II reduced sectional view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a side view of the wedge in its original state. (Reference number) 1 ... Stand 2 ... Vertical hole 3 ... Gap 4 ... Lower part of the old woman 7 ... Wedge 8 ... Separation material 10 ... Inclusion

Claims (3)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pedestal (1) made of concrete or stone, which vertically penetrates a vertical hole (2) through which a lower part (4) of a bastard can be inserted, leaving a gap (3) in the front, rear, left and right, and a vertical hole (2). )
In the gap (3) between the lower part (4) of the bastard and the rear wall of the vertical hole (2), the lower part (4) of the bastard is elastically inserted into the front wall of the vertical hole (2) by being detachably inserted from above. A bastard erection stand consisting of a wedge (7) to press. 2. The stilts erection stand according to claim 1, wherein a separating material (8) is interposed between the lower part (4) of the stilts and the rear wall of the vertical hole (2). 3. The tower stand according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the wedge (7) is internally provided with an elastic inclusion (10) for strengthening its elastic force.