JPH0838324A - Fall preventing tool for flowerpot, fall preventing pedestal for the same and flowerpot - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To provide a fall preventing tool for a flowerpot capable of surely fixing a flowerpot so as to prevent it from falling corresponding to the flowerpots of various size at need and to the growth of a flower planted in the flowerpot. CONSTITUTION:This fall preventing tool for flowerpot is provided with a loading means 1 on the flowerpot 3 on its one terminal, and also, a string body 2 capable of stretching so as to fix the flowerpot 3 in a state in which the loading means 1 is loaded on the flowerpot 3.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fall-prevention device having a string-like body attached at one end to the edge of a flowerpot and fixed to the plantpot, and cooperates with the fall-prevention device. Provision of a pedestal for fixing a flowerpot and a flowerpot.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art If a flowerpot falls over due to some factor, for example, if it is blown by the wind, the flowers planted in the flowerpot will be broken or damaged.

For this reason, there has been proposed a support frame or a stand for accommodating the flower pot and supporting the housed flower pot. (Actual exploitation 55-1397
74, JP-A-5-31017).

[0004]

However, these support frames cannot support a flowerpot exceeding the size of the frame,
Further, a flowerpot smaller than the frame was difficult to support properly. In addition, however, it is actually difficult to prepare the supporting frame or the like corresponding to the flower pots of various sizes in reality.

Therefore, the diameter of the ring body for fitting and supporting the flower pot can be adjusted, and a plurality of legs are provided on the ring body to support the flower pot corresponding to the flower pots of various sizes. Has been proposed.
(Actual development Sho 58-130442)

[0006] However, since this fall preventive tool requires that the ring body be fitted in the flower pot, the support of the flower pot by the fall preventive tool is compared with the flower pot by the leg protruding from the ring body. It tends to be performed at a position close to the bottom, and it is difficult to support the flowerpot on the edge of the flowerpot. For this reason, it is difficult to sufficiently prevent the fall of a flowerpot having a center of gravity on the edge, such as a tall flowerpot or a flowerpot in which relatively long flowers are planted.

Further, as the flowers and the like planted in the flower pot grow, the center of gravity of this flower pot is moved upward, and as a result, the flower pot gradually falls due to the growth of the flower pot. From the viewpoint of sufficiently preventing the fall of the flower pot, it is necessary to move the support position of the flower pot upward in accordance with the growth of this flower, but in the fall prevention tool, there is a limit to the change of such support position as necessary. I had one.

On the other hand, there has been proposed a flowerpot retainer composed of a thin plate-like shelf pressing piece having a tip end portion hooked on the edge of the flowerpot and a lower end portion hooked on the flowerpot. (Actual Kaihei 2-36365)

In this flowerpot retainer, the flowerpot is supported between the edge of the flowerpot and the shelf, but the flowerpot retainer fixes the flowerpot between the shelf directly below the edge. However, the fall of the flowerpot has not been sufficiently prevented yet.

Therefore, the present invention can be applied to flowerpots of various sizes at any time, and to the growth of flowers planted in the flowerpot, the flowerpot is securely fixed so as not to fall. A fall prevention tool for flower pots,
Another object of the present invention is to provide a pedestal for fixing a flowerpot and a flowerpot in cooperation with the fall prevention tool.

[0011]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, in the invention according to claim 1, a fall prevention tool A for a flowerpot,
B, C, E, G, I at one end, means 1 for attaching to the flowerpot 3
And a string-shaped body 2 which can be stretched so as to fix the flower pot 3 with the mounting means 1 mounted on the flower pot 3.

Further, in the invention according to claim 2, the pedestals J and K for preventing the fall of the flower pot are provided, the pedestals J and K having the mounting surface portion 41 of the flower pot 3, and the mounting means 1 to the flower pot 3 at one end. Also, a string-like body 2 which can be stretched so as to fix the flower pot 3 with the mounting means 1 mounted on the flower pot 3.
Fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, G
I, and the pedestals J, K of the fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, G, I attached to the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 placed on the placing surface portion 41 described above. It is configured such that a hooking portion for hooking one end of the string-like body 2 is provided.

In the invention according to claim 3, the invention according to claim 2
The fall prevention pedestal K of the flowerpot described above is further formed by a plurality of elongated plates, and the plurality of elongated plates are rotatably attached to each other. did.

Further, in the invention according to claim 4, the fall prevention tools A and I of the flower pot are connected to the connecting portion 10a which is in contact with the upper surface 3a of the edge 3'of the flower pot 3, and the hanging portion is provided so as to be hung from the connecting portion 10a. The clips 10 and 15 provided with the inner piece 0b and the outer piece 10c that sandwich the edge 3 ', and the outer piece 10c of the clips 10 and 15 are connected to one end, and the clips 10 and 15 are attached to the edge of the flower pot 3. In the state, the string-like body 2 which can be stretched so as to fix the flower pot 3 is provided.

In the invention according to claim 5, the flowerpot 3
(D, F) is equipped with a mounting means 1 for mounting the flowerpot 3 (D, F) at one end, and the mounting means 1 is mounted on the flowerpot 3 (D, F). A plurality of holes 3e ... 3e for inserting the mounting means 1 of the fall preventives A, B, C, E, G, I of the flowerpots, which are configured to include the string-like body 2 that can be stretched so as to fix 3f ... 3
It is configured that f is provided on the edge portion 3 '.

Further, in the invention according to claim 6, the plant pot 3 (H) is provided with the mounting means 1 for mounting the plant pot 3 (H) at one end, and the mounting means 1 is mounted on the plant pot 3 (H). A plurality of protrusions to be inserted into the holes 14b formed in the mounting means 1 of the overturning preventive tool G of the flowerpot which is provided with the string-like body 2 which can be stretched so as to fix the flowerpot 3 (H) in the state. 3 g ... 3 g are provided as provided on the edge portion 3 ′.

[0017]

Operation: Fall prevention tools A, B, C, E according to the present invention
In G and I, the attachment means 1 to the flower pot 3 is provided at one end, and the string-like body 2 that can be stretched so as to fix the flower pot 3 with the attachment means 1 attached to the flower pot 3 is provided. Therefore, the flowerpot 3 is moved by the tension of the string-shaped body 2
It can be pressed down without misalignment and to prevent it from falling.

[0018]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A typical embodiment according to the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 1 shows the entire structure of a clip 10 as a mounting means 1 for a fall prevention tool A for a flower pot according to the first embodiment, and FIGS. 2 and 3 show this fall prevention. The usage state of the ingredient A is shown.

FIG. 4 shows the overall construction of the clip 11 as the mounting means 1 for the fall prevention tool B for the flower pot according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show the overall construction and usage condition of the overturning preventive tool C for the flowerpot and the flowerpot D in which this overturning preventive tool C is used, according to the third embodiment.

FIG. 7 and FIG. 8 show the overall construction and usage state of a fall prevention tool E for a flower pot according to the fourth embodiment and a flower pot F in which this fall prevention tool E is used.

FIG. 9 shows the overall construction and use state of a fall prevention tool G for a flower pot according to the fifth embodiment and a flower pot H in which this fall prevention tool G is used.

FIGS. 10 to 12 show the overall construction and use state of the fall prevention tool I according to the sixth embodiment and the pedestal J that cooperates with the fall prevention tool I to prevent the fall of the flowerpot. Is shown.

13 and 14 show the overall structure of the pedestal K that prevents the flowerpot from falling, and FIGS. 15 and 16 show the structure of the pedestal K so that it can be easily understood. The main part is shown in cross section.

First, a fall prevention tool A for a flowerpot according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.

As shown in FIG. 2, this fall prevention tool A is constructed by equipping one end 2a of the cord-like body 2 with a mounting means 1 which is mounted on the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3.

In the fall prevention tool A, the other end 2b of the cord-like body 2 is placed on the flowerpot 3 with the mounting means 1 mounted on the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3. The object 4 to be placed, which is here a bowl-shaped platform, is fixed by being wound around a fixing member 5, here a nail driven into the platform, and the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 and the object 4 to be placed. It is used by tying the string-like body 2 between and.

When the cord-like body 2 is attached, the flowerpot 3
Can be supported on the placement object 4 without displacement and without falling.

In consideration of the size and height of the flowerpot 3, the length of the flowers to be planted, and the like, a fall prevention tool A to be attached to the flowerpot 3 so that the fall of the flowerpot 3 can be sufficiently prevented. The number and mounting position may be changed as appropriate.

The mounting means 1 used in this fall prevention tool A is a connecting portion 10 that contacts the upper surface 3a of the edge 3'of the flower pot 3.
and a bent plate-shaped clip 10 provided with an inner piece 10b and an outer piece 10c which are vertically provided from the connecting portion 10a and sandwich the edge 3 '.

As shown particularly in FIG. 3, the clip 10 is such that the connecting portion 10a contacts the upper surface 3a of the edge 3'with respect to the edge 3'of the flower pot 3 and the inner piece 10b has the inner portion 10b. On the inner surface 3b of the rim 3 ', and also on the outer piece 10
The c is fitted to the outer surface 3c of the edge 3'by fitting the outer surface 3c of the edge 3'in such a manner as to be in contact with the outer surface 3c.

A curved portion 10d directed toward the inner piece 10b is formed on the lower end side of the outer piece 10c of the clip 10, and the end of the edge 3'on the outer surface 3c side of the flowerpot 3 is formed. 3d is engaged with this curved portion 10d, and the clip 10
Is configured to be hard to separate from the edge 3 '.

In this embodiment, the reinforcing projection 1 extends from the connecting portion 10a of the clip 10 to the end of the outer piece 10c.
0e is formed, and is configured to increase the rigidity of the clip 10.

A pair of holes 10f and 10f are provided at both ends in the width direction of the outer piece 10c at the end of the outer piece 10c, and the cord-like body 2 is inserted into the holes 10f and 10f. Then, the clip 10 is attached to the one end 2 a of the cord-shaped body 2.

In the fall prevention tool A constructed as described above, since the mounting means 1 is the clip 10 having the above construction,
In particular, the attachment means 1 can be attached to the edge 3 ′ of the flower pot 3 with one touch, and the operation of attaching the string-like body 2 to the flower pot 3 is facilitated.
Further, when it becomes necessary to move the flower pot 3 which is prevented from falling due to the string-shaped body 2 being stretched, the mounting means 1 can be immediately removed from the edge 3 ′ of the flower pot 3. .

From the viewpoint of ensuring the mountability of the flower pot 3 to the edge 3'and responding to slight changes in the width of the edge 3'of the flower pot 3, the clip 10 has elastic deformation characteristics. It is preferable to use a metal plate piece or a plate piece formed by molding a plastic material.

Further, the string-like body 2 may be one having a length sufficient for the above-mentioned staking, for example, a wire, a plastic string, etc., its shape and material may be appropriately changed as necessary. Absent.

Next, with reference to FIG. 4, a fall prevention tool B for the flowerpot 3 according to the second embodiment will be described.

The fall preventive tool B is used in substantially the same manner as the fall preventive tool A according to the first embodiment.
The configuration of the mounting means 1 for the fall prevention tool A and the flowerpot 3 is different.

That is, as shown in FIG. 4, in this fall prevention tool B, the wire is bent in a U-shape and the free end side of the wire bent in the U-shape is formed in a hook shape. , The pair of free ends 11b are, for example, an inner surface 3b and an upper surface 3 of an edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 as shown in FIG.
and a clip 1 configured such that the U-shaped bent portion 11a side is in contact with the outer surface 3c of the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3
1 is used as the mounting means 1.

On the bent portion 11a side of the clip 11, a curved portion 11c directed toward the free end portion 11b side.
Is formed, and the curved portion 11c is engaged with the end portion 3d of the edge 3'on the outer surface 3c side of the flower pot 3, so that the clip 11 is hard to be removed from the edge 3 '.

In this fall prevention tool B, by hooking the string-like body 2 on the bent portion 11a, the string-like body 2 can be obtained.
The clip 11 is provided at one end 2a of the.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 5 to 6, a fall prevention tool C for a flower pot according to the third embodiment and a flower pot D in which the fall prevention tool C is used will be described.

As shown in FIG. 5, the tipping preventive tool C is a wire-shaped clip 12 having a hook-shaped tip.
It is configured such that the one end portion 2a of the cord-shaped body 2 is equipped with the mounting means 1 made of.

On the other hand, the flower pot D has the outer surface 3c of the edge 3 ',
A configuration in which a plurality of slits 3e ... 3e are provided, and by inserting the hook portion 12a of the clip 12 of the fall prevention tool C into the slits 3e ... It is said that.

Then, with the clip 12 thus attached, the other end 2b of the cord-like body 2 is fixed to the placement object 4 on which the flowerpot D is placed, here the ground surface. The member 5, here, is fixed by wrapping it around a nail having a hook portion at its upper end, and the string-like body 2 is attached between the edge 3'of the flowerpot D and the ground surface, and the flowerpot D Can be supported on the ground surface without displacement and without falling.

In the flowerpot D constructed as described above, as shown in FIG. 6, for example, the hook portion 12a of the fall preventive tool C is inserted into the slit 3e so that the fall preventive tool C or the like can be removed. When the mounting means 1 is mounted on the edge 3'of the flower pot D, the hook portion 12a is difficult to slip out of the slit 3e, and the string-shaped body 2 is stably provided between the edge 3'of the flower pot D and the mounting object 4. It has a feature that can be attached.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8, a fall prevention tool E for a flower pot according to a fourth embodiment and a flower pot F using this fall prevention tool E will be described.

As shown in FIG. 7, this fall prevention tool E is constructed by equipping one end portion 2a of the cord-like body 2 with a mounting means 1 composed of a hook-shaped plate-shaped clip 13. There is.

On the other hand, the flowerpot F is provided with a plurality of holes, in this embodiment, slits 3f ... 3f in the upper surface 3a of the edge 3 ', and in the slits 3f ... 3f, for example, the clip of the fall prevention tool E. By inserting the hook portion 13a of 13, the plate-like body 13 can be attached to the edge 3 '.

Then, with the clip 13 thus attached, the other end 2b of the cord-like body 2 is fixed to the placement object 4 on which the flowerpot F is placed, here the ground surface. The member 5, in this case, is fixed by winding it around a nail having a hook portion at the upper end thereof, and the string-like body 2 is stuck between the edge 3'of the flowerpot F and the ground surface to make the flowerpot F Can be supported on the ground surface without displacement and without falling.

In the flower pot F constructed as described above, as shown in FIG. 7, for example, by inserting the hook portion 13a of the fall prevention tool E into the slit 3f, the fall prevention tool E, etc. When the attachment means 1 of 1 is attached to the edge 3'of the flowerpot F, the hook portion 13a has the slit 3f.
It has a feature that it is difficult to slip out from the inside, and the string-shaped body 2 can be stably stuck between the edge 3 ′ of the flowerpot F and the placement target 4.

Next, with reference to FIG. 9, a fall prevention tool G for a flower pot and a flower pot H using this fall prevention tool G according to the fifth embodiment will be described.

As shown in FIG. 9, this fall preventive tool G is constructed by equipping one end portion 2a of the cord-like body 2 with a mounting means 1 comprising a plate-shaped clip 14 formed in a hook shape. There is. The clip 14 is the inner surface 3 of the edge 3'of the flowerpot H.
The inner piece 14a in contact with b is provided with a slit 14b, and is attached to the string-like body 2 at the end of the outer piece 14c.

On the other hand, the flower pot H is provided with a plurality of protrusions 3g3g protruding inwardly on the inner surface 3b of the edge 3 ',
The protrusion 3g is provided with the fall prevention tool G configured as described above.
The clip 14 can be attached to the edge 3'by inserting the clip 14 into the slit 14b.

Then, with the clip 14 thus attached, the other end 2b of the string-like body 2 is fixed to the placement object 4 on which the flowerpot H is placed, here the ground surface. The member 5, in this case, is fixed by wrapping it around a nail having a hook portion at the upper end thereof, and the string-like body 2 is attached between the edge 3'of the flowerpot H and the ground surface to make the flowerpot H Can be supported on the ground surface without displacement and without falling.

In the flower pot H configured as described above, as shown in FIG. 9, the clip 1 of the fall prevention tool G is used.
When the projection 3g of the flower pot H is inserted into the slit 14b of No. 4 and the clip 14 as the attachment means 1 of the fall prevention tool G is attached to the edge 3'of the flower pot H, the inside of the slit 14b of the clip 14 The protrusion 3g has a feature that it is difficult to slip out, and the string-like body 2 can be stably stretched between the edge 3 ′ of the flower pot H and the placement target 4.

Next, referring to FIGS. 10 to 12, a fall preventive tool I for a flower pot according to the sixth embodiment and a pedestal J for preventing the fall of the flower pot 3 in cooperation with the fall preventive tool I will be described. explain.

This fall prevention tool I is composed of one end portion 2 of the cord-like body 2.
In a, a U-shaped wire is provided with a clip 15 having substantially the same structure as the fall prevention tool A according to the first embodiment, and the other end 2b is formed by bending both free ends 51, 51 in a hook shape. The fixing means 50 constituted by the above is provided by winding the cord-like body 2 around the U-shaped bent portion 52.

With respect to the clip 15, substantially the same components as those of the clip 10 of the fall prevention tool A are given the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

On the other hand, the pedestal J is the mounting surface portion 41 of the flower pot 3.
On the peripheral side portion 43 of the disk-shaped base 40 provided with
42 is formed from the bottom side toward the mounting surface portion 41 side as the latching portion in the claims.

Then, after the flowerpot 3 is placed on the placing surface portion 41 of the pedestal J thus constructed, the clip 15 is attached to the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 and the pedestal J described above is attached. By hooking the pair of hook-shaped free ends 51, 51 of the fixing means 50 in the recess 42, the cord-shaped body 2 is stuck between the edge 3 ′ of the flower pot 3 and the peripheral side portion 43 of the pedestal J. The flowerpot 3 can be supported on the pedestal J without displacement and without falling.

In particular, in the case of supporting the flowerpot 3 by using the overturning preventive tool I of the flowerpot and the pedestal J according to the sixth embodiment, the other end 2b of the cord-like body 2 is fixed to the fixing means 50. It has a feature that it can be fixed to the peripheral side portion 43 of the pedestal J by one-touch using. Further, it is difficult for the placement object 4 for fixing the other end portion 2a of the string-like body 2 to hammer in the nail or the like used as the fixing member 5 of the string-like body 2 in the first to fifth embodiments. Even in the case of such a thing, it has a feature that the string-like body 2 can be attached so as to fix the flower pot 3 in cooperation with the pedestal J.

The flowerpot 3 placed on the pedestal J
May be used as the flower pots D, F, H, and correspondingly, instead of the fall prevention tool I, the fall prevention tools A, B, C, E according to the first to fifth embodiments. , G, the other end 2b of the string-like body 2 may be provided with the fixing means 40, and any of these fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, and G may be used in cooperation with the pedestal J. good.

Next, referring to FIGS. 13 to 16, the flowerpot 3 is operated in cooperation with the respective fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, G and I having the fixing means 50 at the other end 2b. A pedestal K according to another embodiment that can be used for the bearing will be described.

As shown in FIG. 13 in particular, the pedestal K according to this embodiment has three elongated plate members 61, 62, 63 as elongated plates defined in the claims, each of which is formed in a substantially longitudinal direction. It is configured to be pivotally supported on the shaft 60a so as to be rotatable with respect to other plate members in the central portion.

As shown in FIGS. 13 and 16, both end portions of each plate member 61, 62, 63 are bent downward, and the tip end surface 61 of each of the bent portions 61c, 62c, 63c.
The pedestal K is placed on the ground surface or the like with c ', 62c', and 63c '.

Here, as particularly shown in FIG. 16, in this embodiment, the bent portions 61 of the plate members 61, 62 and 63 are bent.
c, 62c, 63c tip surfaces 61c ', 62c', 63
c ′ is configured to be located in the same plane, and therefore, as shown in FIG. 13, each plate member 61, 62, 63 is
The pedestal K does not rattle when it is rotated around the shaft 60a and deployed to be placed on the ground surface or the like.

As shown particularly in FIG. 15, the upper surface of the plate member 61 located at the uppermost side is flat, whereas the plate member 62 located below the plate member 61 has the above-mentioned structure. At a substantially target position sandwiching the pivotal position with the shaft 60a,
The plate member 61 is provided with a protrusion 62a corresponding to the wall thickness (a), and the plate member 63 located below the plate member 62 is substantially sandwiched between the pivotal positions of the shaft 60a. At the target position, a protrusion 63a corresponding to the thickness of the plate material 61 and the plate material 62 (b) is provided.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 13, when the plate members 61, 62, 63 are rotated and deployed around the shaft 60a, the surface 61a of the plate member 61 and the protrusions 62a of the plate member 62 are ... 62a and the protrusions 63a ... 6 of the plate 63
3a can be located on substantially the same plane, and the plant pot 3 can be placed on each plate member 61, 62, 63 without tilting them by using the surface 61a and the protrusions 62a, 63a as the placement surface portions. it can.

Further, the pair of hook-shaped free end portions 51, 51 of the fixing means 50 are housed at the tip ends of the plate members 61, 62, 63 on both sides in the width direction of the plate members 61, 62, 63. Holes 61b, 61 as hooking parts in the claims.
b. 62b, 62b, 63b, 63b, respectively, and the falling means according to the first to sixth embodiments, wherein the mounting means 1 is attached to the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 placed as described above. The cord-shaped body 2 of the preventive tools A, B, C, E, G, I
The fixing means 50 provided on the other end 2b of the cord-like body 2.
Through the edge 3'of the flower pot 3 and the plate members 61, 6
The flowerpot 3 can be supported on the pedestal K without being displaced and falling over by being attached between the tip end portions of the reference numerals 2, 63.

The pedestal K can be folded so as to be overlapped with each other by rotating the plate members 61, 62 and 63 around the shaft 60a, and the pedestal K can be stored when it is not used. It has features that make it easy to perform.

[0074]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Fall prevention tools A, B, C according to claim 1
In E, G, and I, a string-like body 2 is provided which has a mounting means 1 for attaching to the flowerpot 3 at one end, and which can be attached so as to fix the flowerpot 3 with the mounting means 1 mounted on the flowerpot 3.
And the plant pot 3 is provided by the tension of the cord-like body 2.
It can be pressed down securely without any misalignment and from falling.

Since the string-shaped body 2 is stretched around the flower pot 3, the fall prevention tools A, B, C,
Another feature is that other flower pots can be installed around the flower pot 3 supported by E, G, and I without any particular trouble.

In addition, when the center of gravity of the flowerpot 3 is moved upward due to the growth of the planted flowers and the like, and the flowerpot 3 is prone to fall down, a string-shaped string is formed on the edge 3'side of the flowerpot 3. By reattaching the body 2 or further separating the fixing position of the string-like body 2 from the flowerpot 3, it is possible to reliably prevent the flowerpot 3 from falling over in response to such a change in circumstances.

Further, it can be used for the plant pot 3 of any size, and is extremely simple in structure, and is highly versatile and highly productive. The fall preventive tools A, B, C, E,
It is possible to provide G and I.

In particular, in the fall prevention pedestals J and K according to claim 2, the pedestal J provided with the mounting surface portion 41 of the flowerpot 3 is
Since K is provided with a hooking portion for hooking one end of the fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, G, I, the string-like body 2 is stuck on the floor surface on which the flower pot 3 is placed. , Even if it is difficult to fix it, the flowerpot 3 with the cord-like body 2 attached thereto
It has a feature that can be fixed.

Further, particularly, the fall prevention base K according to claim 3
Since the pedestal K is composed of a plurality of elongated plates and the elongated plates are rotatably assembled with respect to each other, the elongated plates can be folded so as to overlap each other. It has the feature that it can be easily stored when the pedestal K is not used and can be transported.

Further, in particular, the fall prevention tool A according to claim 4
In I, the clip 10 clamped on the upper surface 3a of the edge 3 ′ of the flowerpot 3 is provided with the string-like body 2, and
Since the string-like body 2 can be attached also to the uppermost 3'edge of the cord, the flowerpot 3 can be surely pressed down, and one end side of the stringlike body 2 with respect to the edge 3 ' It has the feature that it can be easily put on and taken off, and that the fall prevention tools A and I with good usability can be provided.

Further, in particular, the flowerpot 3 (D,
In F), a plurality of holes 3e ... 3e, 3f, 3f for inserting the mounting means 1 of the fall prevention tools A, B, C, E, G, I.
..3f is provided on the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 (D, F), and particularly in the flowerpot 3 (H) according to claim 6,
Since the plurality of protrusions 3g ... 3g to be inserted into the holes 14b formed in the mounting means 1 are provided at the edge 3'of the flowerpot 3 (H), the mounting means 1 is the flowerpot 3
It has a feature that it is hard to come off from the edge 3'of (H) and the fixed state of the flowerpot 3 (H) can be stably maintained by the string-shaped body 2 being stuck.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an enlarged perspective view of a clip 10 portion of a fall prevention tool A. FIG.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a usage state of a fall prevention tool A. FIG.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a usage state of the fall prevention tool A.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a clip 11 portion of a fall prevention tool B.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a usage state of a fall prevention tool C and a flowerpot D.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a usage state of a fall prevention tool C and a flowerpot D.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a usage state of a fall prevention tool E and a flowerpot F.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view showing a usage state of the fall prevention tool E and the flowerpot F.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a usage state of the fall prevention tool G and the flower pot H.

10 is a side view showing a usage state of the fall prevention tool I and the pedestal J. FIG.

11 is a perspective view of a pedestal J. FIG.

FIG. 12 is a perspective view of a fall prevention tool I.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of a fall prevention tool K.

FIG. 14 is a perspective view of a fall prevention tool K.

15 is a sectional view taken along line XX in FIG.

16 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line YY in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Mounting Means 11 Clips 12 Clips 13 Clips 14 Clips 15 Clips 2 Strings 3 Flower Pots 4 Placement Target 5 Fixing Member

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A flowerpot comprising: a flowerpot attachment means at one end thereof; and a string-like body which can be attached so as to fix the flowerpot with the attachment means attached to the flowerpot. Fall prevention tool. 2. A pedestal provided with a mounting surface portion of a flowerpot, and an attachment means for attaching to the flowerpot at one end, and a string-like body which can be attached so as to fix the flowerpot with the attachment means attached to the flowerpot. With a fall prevention tool for the flower pot that includes, the pedestal, to hook one end of the string-like body of the fall prevention device mounted to the edge of the flower pot placed on the mounting surface portion described above. A pedestal to prevent the flowerpot from falling over, which is provided with a hooking portion. 3. The pedestal is formed of a plurality of elongated plates, and the plurality of elongated plates are rotatably assembled to each other. The pedestal of the flowerpot described in 2 above. 4. A clip provided with a connecting part in contact with the upper surface of the edge of the flower pot, an inner piece and an outer piece vertically extending from the connecting part, and an outer piece of the clip being connected to one end of the clip. A device for preventing fall of a flowerpot, comprising a string-like body that can be attached so as to fix the flowerpot with the clip attached to the edge of the flowerpot. 5. A fall prevention tool for a flower pot, comprising one end with a means for attaching to the flower pot, and a string-like body which can be attached so as to fix the flower pot with the attachment means attached to the flower pot. A flowerpot, which is provided with a plurality of holes at the edges for inserting the mounting means. 6. A fall prevention device for a flower pot, comprising one end having a means for attaching to the flower pot, and a string-like member which can be attached so as to fix the flower pot with the attachment means attached to the flower pot. A flowerpot comprising a plurality of protrusions, which are inserted into the holes formed in the mounting means, at the edge.