JP2003180532A - Table made of stone material for roast cooking - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent crack/breaking of a stone material due to combustion heat of a charcoal, and to easily clean internal contamination by ashes after burning, an oil and fat of a heated material or the like. <P>SOLUTION: A storing recessed part 3 capable of storing a burner Q in its upper part is formed. A venthole 5 is formed on the inner side wall face of the storing recessed part 3. A supporting leg stone body 1 made of a natural stone material in which a drain hole 6 is drilled to the inner bottom part of the storing recessed part 3 is formed. The table can be set on a proper part in a garden or the like by this supporting leg stone body 1. And, a table stone body 2 made of the natural stone material on the upper face of which an opening 4 is drilled and formed so as to fit to the storing recessed part 3 is placed on the supporting leg stone body 1. A lid 7 made of the natural stone material which is opened and removed to make the burner Q stored in the storing recessed part 3 to be capable of exposing when used for cooking the roast meat and the like, and covers the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 when not used. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention can be used as a natural stone object in a garden or as a table for placing pots and the like for outdoor installation, and can be used for grilling meat simply by moving a lid. The present invention relates to a stone cooking table that can be quickly changed as an outdoor barbecue table for grilled fish and the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a stone cooking table of this type, for example, as disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-54901, upper and lower fire ducts are provided at the center of the polishing surface of the garden stone, In addition, a horizontal ventilation hole that reaches the side of the garden stone is provided, and a grill net is placed on the upper end of the conduit so that it is flush with the polishing surface, and a stove with charcoal is placed below it. There is a composition of.

[0003]

However, in such a conventional garden stove furnace as proposed above, the combustion heat of the charcoal is directly transmitted to the garden stone made of natural stone because the rostruls carrying the charcoal are placed directly in the conduit. It may crack and break itself. Moreover, since a large amount of ash after burning and oils and fats of the heated material are scattered inside the conduit, cleaning of the inside of the conduit becomes very troublesome.

Therefore, the present invention was created in view of the above existing circumstances, and is intended for outdoor installation such as a natural stone object in a garden or a table for placing pots and the like. It can be used for multiple purposes, and it can be quickly changed to a table for outdoor barbecue such as grilled meat and grilled fish just by moving the lid.In addition, the combustion heat of charcoal is directly transmitted to the stone and cracks occur in the stone itself. To provide a stone baking table for outdoor installation, which is not damaged and can be easily cleaned even if the inside is contaminated by ash after burning or oil and fat from a heated object. With the goal.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, in the present invention, a housing recess 3 for housing the combustor Q is formed in the upper portion, and an inner side wall surface of the housing recess 3 is formed. A support leg stone 1 made of natural stone, which is formed with a vent hole 5 and a drain hole 6 at the inner bottom of the accommodation recess 3, and an opening 4 is opened on the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodation recess 3. The formed table stone body 2 made of natural stone, and the combustor Q that covers the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 when not in use and is opened and removed when used to be housed in the housing recess 3 The table P is a stone baking and cooking table P including a lid 7 made of natural stone that can be exposed on the upper surface of the table stone 2. The supporting leg stone body 1 is formed by forming ventilation holes 5 on the inner side wall surface and forming drainage holes 6 on the inner bottom portion in the upper portion of which the side faces are formed as natural stones, for example, circular or rectangular. The table-shaped stone body 2 has an opening 4 formed in the upper surface thereof so as to be aligned with the accommodation concave portion 3 and the side surface is formed as a natural stone as it is. It can be A plurality of support leg stones 1 are installed,
One table stone body 2 made of natural stone, which is formed by forming a plurality of openings 4 on the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodation recesses 3 of each support leg stone 1, is attached to each support leg stone 1. It can be placed on top. The supporting leg stone body 1 is a housing recess by arranging a substantially U-shaped frame stone material 9 at a predetermined interval so as to form the ventilation hole 5 on a paving stone material 8 having a drainage hole 6 formed in the center. 3 can be formed. The support leg stone 1 is placed on the upper surface of the block-shaped paving stone material 8, the paving stone material 8, and is formed with a ventilation hole 5 on the inner side wall surface and a drainage hole 6 formed on the inner bottom portion. 3 and the box stone material 11 formed by excavation.

In the stone baking table P according to the present invention configured as described above, the accommodating concave portion 3 provided on the upper portion of the supporting leg stone 1 has a combustor Q such as a seven wheel accommodated therein. This prevents the heat of combustion of, for example, charcoal that burns inside the combustor Q from being directly transmitted to the side of the support footstone 1 on the outer circumference of the combustor Q, and prevents the generation and cracking of the support footstone 1 itself due to radiant heat. Let The lid 7 made of a natural stone that covers the opening 4 of the table stone 2 is removed from the opening 4 when used, and the combustor Q is housed in the housing recess 3.
Is exposed from the table stone 2 and covers the opening 4 of the table stone 2 when not in use. The vent hole 5 formed on the inner side wall surface of the housing recess 3 allows the external air to be sent into the housing recess 3 through the vent hole 5 to open the flame burned in the combustor Q to the opening of the table stone body 2. It is pulled out to the part 4 side to increase the firepower. The drain hole 6 formed in the inner bottom portion of the accommodation recess 3 allows the ash after burning accumulated in the inner bottom portion of the accommodation recess 3 and the heated material such as oil and fat of charcoal to flow out by water to clean the accommodation recess 3. Make possible. A support footstone 1 having a storage recess 3 formed by excavating a storage recess 3 formed by forming a side surface as a natural stone, forming a vent hole 5 in an inner side wall surface, and forming a drain hole 6 in an inner bottom portion, The table stone body 2 made of natural stone, which has an opening 4 formed in the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodation recess 3 and the side surface is formed as a natural stone, has a natural shape by natural force. The weight feeling of the supporting leg stone 1 and the table stone 2 created by the above is improved. One table stone body 2 made of natural stone is formed by forming a plurality of openings 4 on the upper surface so as to be aligned with the respective accommodation recesses 3 of the plurality of support leg stones 1 installed. The charcoal-containing combustors Q can be accommodated in the accommodating recesses 3, respectively, and baking can be performed at a plurality of locations on the table stone body 2. A supporting leg stone body 1 in which a substantially U-shaped frame stone material 9 is opposed to a paving stone material 8 having a water drainage hole 6 in the center at a predetermined interval is a rectangular accommodation between both frame stone materials 9. The recessed portion 3 is formed, and the ventilation hole 5 having a rectangular opening is formed between the left and right edge portions of both substantially U-shaped frame stone members 9 arranged opposite to each other. Box stone material 1 in which an accommodation recess 3 formed by forming a ventilation hole 5 in the inner side wall surface and a drainage hole 6 in the inner bottom portion is excavated on the upper surface of a block-shaped paving stone material 8
Support leg stone body 1 formed by placing 1
Artificially enhances the weight of the support leg stone 1 itself made of natural stone, and can be usually used as an object in a garden such as a stone tower / lantern or a table such as a flower bed.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Reference numeral P in the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 5 is for outdoor installation using a natural stone material. This is a table for grilling and cooking made of stone, and the plain is used, for example, as a natural stone object in the garden, or as a table made of natural stone for placing pots, etc., while on the other hand, when conducting an outdoor barbecue of grilled meat, grilled fish, etc. The lid 7 described later
Can be used as a table for grilled meat and grilled fish simply by moving the cylinder and exposing the combustor Q, which is an earth-made stove, such as a so-called seven-wheeled cylinder type, to the table surface.

This stone baking table P includes a support leg stone 1 made of natural stone and a support leg stone 1 installed in a garden or the like.
The table stone body 2 made of natural stone is placed on the table. A rectangular or circular accommodating recess 3 for accommodating a rectangular or circular combustor Q is formed at the upper end of the supporting leg stone body 1. The support leg stone 1 itself can be installed, for example, by directly mounting it in a garden or the like.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2, the supporting foot stone 1 has a side face as a natural stone like a natural garden stone, like a natural stone tower for a garden stone such as hexagonal stone. In addition, it is formed so that the height is about 600 mm with a smooth polished upper end, and the upper end surface has a diameter of about 8 mm on both inner wall surfaces.
For example, a circular accommodating recess 3 having a depth of about 200 mm is formed by excavating one vent hole 5 of about 0 mm and forming a drainage hole 6 at the center of the inner bottom.

On the supporting leg stone body 1, a table stone body 2 made of natural stone such as hexagonal stone whose side faces are formed as natural stones is placed. The table stone body 2 has a large diameter and a wide width, for example, a thickness of about 100 mm, and is formed with a natural outer contour of a substantially circular shape having an inside diameter of about 1200 mm and a smooth polished surface. A circular opening 4 having a diameter of about 320 mm is perforated on the upper surface of the table stone 2, and the table stone 2 itself is placed on the upper end of the support leg stone 1 with the opening 4 aligned with the accommodation recess 3. ing.

The opening 4 of the table stone 2 is provided with a circular natural stone lid 7 having a thickness of about 30 mm and a diameter of about 360 mm, which is slightly larger than the opening 4.

Around the stone baking table P, there is provided a bench 10 made of a substantially cylindrical natural stone block having a diameter of about 300 to 400 mm and a height of about 450 mm, and the combustor Q itself. It is assumed that the periphery of the burned material is surrounded by an appropriate fire wall so that the combustion flame does not hit the inner surface of the surrounding recessed portion 3 when being used for combustion in the recessed portion 3.

As another example of the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the support leg stone 1 has natural side walls such as natural stone stone towers for garden stones such as hexagonal stones. It is formed to have a height of about 450 mm with a flat surface and a smooth polished surface. Vent holes 5 of about 60 mm in diameter are formed on the upper end surface on the left and right sides of the inner wall surfaces. A water drainage hole 6 is formed approximately in the center of the inner bottom, for example, a depth of about 130 mm, a length of about 250 mm, and a width of about 450.
A rectangular accommodating recess 3 of about mm is formed by excavation.

A table stone body 2 made of natural stone, such as hexagonal stone, whose side surface is formed as a natural garden stone, is placed on the supporting leg stone body 1. The table stone body 2 has a large diameter and a wide width, for example, a thickness of about 100 mm, and is formed with a natural outer contour such as a vertical width of about 800 mm inside and outside, a width of about 1200 mm inside and outside, and a smooth outer surface, and a smooth polishing. About 250m in height on the upper surface of the table stone body 2
A rectangular opening 4 having a width of about 450 mm and a width of about 450 mm is formed by perforation, and the table stone body 2 itself is placed on the upper end of the support leg stone body 1 in a state where the opening portion 4 is aligned with the accommodation recess 3. .

The opening 4 of the table stone 2 is slightly larger than the opening 4, for example, a thickness of about 30 mm and a width 5
A rectangular or oval natural stone lid 7 having a length of 00 mm and a vertical width of about 300 mm is provided.

Around the stone baking table P, there are provided four benches 10 made of a natural stone block having a diameter of about 300 to 400 mm and a height of about 450 mm and made of a substantially cylindrical shape.

Furthermore, FIG. 5 shows still another example of the present embodiment. That is, the supporting foot stone 1 has a height of about 60 with the side surface as a natural stone and a smooth polished upper end like a natural stone tower for garden stone such as hexagonal stone.
It is formed so as to have a diameter of about 0 mm, and two ventilation holes 5 having a diameter of about 80 mm are formed on both inner side wall surfaces on the upper end surface thereof, and a drain hole 6 is formed substantially in the center of the inner bottom portion, for example, about 150 mm. A rectangular accommodating concave portion 3 having a depth of is formed by excavation.

A plurality of the support leg stones 1 are installed at the garden or the like, and a plurality of openings 4 are formed on the upper surface which is a smooth polished surface. For example, the thickness is about 80 mm and the vertical width is 6 mm.
Above each support leg stone 1 with a table stone body 2 made of natural stone such as a hexagonal stone in the shape of a rectangular thick plate having a width of 50 mm inside and outside and a width of 2000 mm inside and outside, in which the openings 4 are aligned with the accommodating recesses 3 respectively. It is placed horizontally across the bridge.

The opening 4 of the table stone 2 is slightly larger than the opening 4, for example, a thickness of about 30 mm and a width of 5 mm.
A rectangular or oval natural stone lid 7 having a length of 00 mm and a vertical width of about 300 mm is provided.

In addition, around the stone baking table P, eight benches 10 each having a substantially cylindrical natural stone block having a diameter of about 300 to 400 mm and a height of about 450 mm are provided.

Next, to describe an example of use and assembly of the embodiment configured as described above, FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 5, a support leg stone 1 having a side face as a natural stone and a smooth polished top is formed like a natural stone tower for garden stone such as hexagonal stone, and this is used as a garden tip. Install it in a designated place such as. On the upper end surface of the support leg stone 1, a circular or rectangular accommodating recess 3 formed by forming ventilation holes 5 on both inner wall surfaces and forming a drainage hole 6 at approximately the center of the inner bottom is formed by excavation. A table stone body 2 made of natural stone such as hexagonal stone whose side faces are formed as natural stones is placed on the support leg stone body 1. Then, the opening 4 of the table stone 2 is formed in the accommodation recess 3 formed at the upper end of the support leg stone 1.
After accommodating the combustor Q, the opening 7 of the table stone body 2 is provided with the lid body 7 made of natural stone.

In use, as shown in FIG. 1, by moving the lid 7 to the side of the opening 4, the upper end side of the combustor Q housed in the housing recess 3 is exposed from the table stone 2. Then, for example, the charcoal inside the combustor Q may be ignited. When the table stone 2 is not used, the opening 4 of the table stone 2 may be covered with the lid 7. Further, when cleaning the inside of the accommodation recess 3, the combustor Q in the accommodation recess 3 is removed from the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 from which the lid 7 is removed, and the opening 4 is removed.
By pouring water from above, the ashes after burning and the fats and oils of the heating material accumulated in the inner bottom portion of the housing recess 3 may be discharged to the outside by water through the drain hole 6 in the inner bottom portion of the housing recess 3.

A second embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, and the same components as those in FIGS. 1 to 5 showing the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals. The detailed description is omitted by being attached. That is, the support leg stone body 1 has, for example, a horizontal width of 400 mm, a vertical width of 150 mm, on a paving stone material 8 having a rectangular plate shape having a vertical and horizontal length of 450 mm and a thickness of about 60 mm and having a small-diameter drainage hole 6 formed in the center thereof.
A pair of left and right frame stones 9 having a substantially U shape having a height of 200 mm and a thickness of 50 mm are set at a predetermined interval, for example, about 300 mm.
It is formed in two steps, which are opposed to each other with a certain distance. A rectangular accommodation recess 3 is formed by the upper and lower frame stones 9 and a ventilation hole 5 having a rectangular opening and having a width of about 100 mm is formed between both edge portions of both the frame stones 9. As described above, the combustor Q can be placed in various styles by combining the pair of left and right frame stone materials 9 having a substantially U-shape.

A table stone body 2 made of natural stone of, for example, about 800 × 600 × 25 mm, which is formed by forming a rectangular or circular opening 4 so as to be aligned with the accommodating concave portion 3, is formed on both upper stages. It is placed on the upper surface of the frame stone material 9.
Also, the opening 4 of the table stone 2 has a length and width of 350 mm,
A lid 7 made of a natural stone material having a rectangular plate shape with a thickness of about 25 mm is provided, and covers the opening 4 of the table stone 2 with the lid 7 when not in use and opens the lid 7 when used. The upper end grill side of the combustor Q housed in the housing recess 3 can be exposed from the table stone body 2 by moving the part 4 laterally. A bench 10 made of natural stone blocks having a length of 200 mm and a height of 300 mm is provided around the stone baking table P.

Next, in order to explain an example of the use and assembly of the embodiment configured as described above, as shown in FIG. 8, a substantially U-shape is formed on the paving stone material 8 having a rectangular plate shape. A pair of left and right frame stones 9 to be presented facing each other at a predetermined interval are formed into stone steps in two steps, and the openings 4 are formed by perforation, for example, made of natural stone material of about 800 × 600 × 25 mm. The table stone 2 is placed on both frame stones 9 on the upper stage side. Then, the combustor Q is accommodated from the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 in the rectangular accommodating recess 3 formed by the two frame stone materials 9 in the upper stage, and then the opening 4 of the table stone 2 has a length and width of 350 mm. A lid 7 made of natural stone and having a rectangular plate shape with a thickness of about 25 mm is provided in advance.

In use, as shown in FIG. 1, the lid 7 is moved to the side of the opening 4 to expose the upper end side of the combustor Q housed in the housing recess 3 from the table stone 2. Then, for example, the charcoal inside the combustor Q may be ignited. When the table stone 2 is not used, the opening 4 of the table stone 2 may be covered with the lid 7. Further, when cleaning the inside of the accommodation recess 3, the combustor Q in the accommodation recess 3 is removed from the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 from which the lid 7 is removed, and the opening 4 is removed.
By pouring water from above, the ashes after burning and the fats and oils of the heating material accumulated in the inner bottom portion of the housing recess 3 may be discharged to the outside by water through the drain hole 6 in the inner bottom portion of the housing recess 3.

Further, FIGS. 9 and 10 show a third embodiment, and the same components as those of FIGS. 1 to 5 showing the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals. Therefore, the detailed description is omitted. That is, the supporting leg stone body 1 is a horizontally long block-shaped paving stone material 8 in which the side surface of natural stone material is, for example, a smooth polished surface, and a horizontally long rectangular box-shaped box stone material that is placed on the upper surface of the paving stone material 8 and has a slightly wider width. 11 and 11. In this box stone material 11, the upper end of a rectangular block natural stone material is used as a smooth polished surface, and a rectangular accommodation recess 3 is excavated and formed on this surface. A vent hole 5 is formed in the inner side wall surface of the accommodation recess 3 and a drain hole 6 is formed in the inner bottom portion. Further, the table stone body 2 made of a natural stone material having a wide width and formed by forming a rectangular opening 4 in the center with a smooth polished surface is arranged so that the opening 4 matches the accommodating recess 3. In this way, it is placed on the upper end of the upper box stone material 11. Further, the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 is provided with a rectangular plate-shaped lid 7 made of natural stone, which is slightly larger than the opening 4.

In any of the embodiments, the supporting leg stones 1, the table stones 2, the lid 7, the paving stones 8, the frame stones 9 and the box stones 11 made of natural stone are placed on each other. The placing surface, the contact surface, and the like can be formed as smooth polished surfaces, and by doing so, the appearance can be further improved and the stability when combined and placed can be increased. In addition, it is good to leave the surrounding side surface as a natural stone so that it gives the impression of a natural garden stone, it can match the atmosphere of the surrounding installation place, and if it is made of natural stone, for example It can withstand use even in cold climates and installed outdoors.

[0029]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the plain can be used as a natural stone object in the garden or as a table for placing pots or the like for outdoor installation, and can be used for various purposes. Yakiniku by moving the lid 7
In addition to enabling quick change as a table for outdoor barbecue of grilled fish etc., the combustion heat generated from the combustor Q is not directly transmitted to the stone material and the stone material itself is not cracked and cracked. Even if the inside is contaminated with ash or heated oil or fat, it can be easily cleaned.

That is, this is because the present invention has a combustor Q at the top.
A support footstone made of natural stone, which is formed by forming a storage recess 3 capable of storing therein, a ventilation hole 5 is formed in an inner side wall surface of the storage recess 3, and a drain hole 6 is formed in an inner bottom portion of the storage recess 3. A body 1 and a table stone body 2 made of natural stone formed by forming an opening 4 on the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodation recess 3;
It is made of natural stone that covers the opening 4 of the table stone 2 when not in use, and opens the combustor Q that is removed in use to be housed in the housing recess 3 when the combustor Q is exposed on the upper surface of the table stone 2. This is because the lid 7 is provided, so that the combustor Q such as a seven-wheeled coal containing charcoal can be completely accommodated in the accommodating recess 3 provided at the upper end of the supporting leg stone 1, and the outer periphery of the combustor Q can be accommodated. It is possible to prevent the heat of combustion that is burned inside the combustor Q such as to the supporting leg stone 1 side from being directly transmitted, and to prevent the occurrence and cracking of cracks in the supporting leg stone 1 itself due to radiant heat. be able to.

Further, for example, in cooking use, the combustor Q accommodated in the accommodating recess 3 can be exposed from the table stone body 2 simply by removing the lid 7 from the opening 4 to remove the meat and grilled fish. It can be quickly changed as a table for outdoor barbecue. Further, when not in use, by covering the opening 4 of the table stone body 2 with the lid body 7, it can be used as a natural stone object in the garden or as a table for placing pots etc. It can be used for multiple purposes.

Further, the vent hole 5 formed on the inner side wall surface of the accommodating recessed portion 3 sends the outside air into the accommodating recessed portion 3 through the vent hole 5 so that the flame burned inside the combustor Q is stored in the table. The fire power can be increased by letting the stone body 2 escape toward the opening 4 side.

Further, the drain hole 6 formed in the inner bottom of the accommodating recess 3 allows the ashes after burning and the fats and oils of the heating material, etc., accumulated in the inner bottom of the accommodating recess 3 to be discharged to the outside by water. The inside of the recess 3 can be easily cleaned.

The supporting leg stone body 1 is formed by forming the side walls as if they were natural stones, and forming ventilation holes 5 on the inner side wall surface and water draining holes 6 on the inner bottom portion in the upper part thereof. Recess 3
While the table stone 2 is formed by excavation, the table stone 2 has an opening 4 formed in the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodating recess 3 and the side surface is formed as a natural stone. It is possible to easily form a gorgeous and heavy-weight natural stone table for cooking and cooking as if created in a natural shape by the force of.

A plurality of support leg stones 1 are installed, and a plurality of openings 4 are formed on the upper surface of the support leg stones 1 so as to be aligned with the accommodation recesses 3 of the support leg stones 1. Since the manufactured table stone body 2 is placed on each support leg stone body 1, the combustor Q can be housed in each housing recess 3 and the combustor Q can be housed in a plurality of places on the table stone body 2. It is possible to easily form a brilliant and heavy-weight natural stone table for baking, which enables baking.

Further, in the support leg stone 1, a substantially U-shaped frame stone material 9 is arranged at a predetermined interval on the paving stone material 8 having the water drainage hole 6 so as to form the ventilation hole 5. Since the accommodating recess 3 is formed by the above, the accommodating recess 3 can be easily formed between both frame stones 9 by a simple stone formation, and the left and right sides of the substantially U-shaped frame stones 9 facing each other can be formed. The ventilation hole 5 having a rectangular opening shape can be easily formed between the edge portions.

The supporting leg stone 1 is a block-shaped paving stone material 8.
And is placed on the top surface of the paving stone material 8 and the ventilation holes 5 are formed on the inner side wall surface.
Since the accommodating recessed portion 3 formed by drilling and forming the drainage hole 6 on the inner bottom is formed by the box stone material 11 formed by excavation, it is possible to easily make a table for grilling and cooking that is brilliant and heavy. Can be formed. When it is not used, it can be used for many purposes such as a stone tower, a garden objet as a lantern, or a table such as a flower bed.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of a use state according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of a usage state showing another example of the first embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing still another example of the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a schematic perspective view of a use state according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of the same.

FIG. 9 is a schematic perspective view of a use state according to a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a sectional view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

P ... Stone baking table Q ... Combustor 1 ... Support leg stone 2 ... Table stone 3 ... Receiving recess 4 ... Opening 5 ... Vent hole 6 ... Drainage hole 7 ... Lid body 8 ... Paving stone material 9 ... Frame Stone 10 ... Bench 11 ... Box stone

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A natural stone material which is formed with an accommodation recess for accommodating a combustor in an upper portion, a vent hole is formed in an inner side wall surface of the accommodation recess, and a drain hole is formed in an inner bottom portion of the accommodation recess. Support leg stone, a table stone body made of natural stone formed by forming an opening on the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodating recess, and covering the opening portion of the table stone when not in use A stone baking table, comprising: a lid made of natural stone that allows the combustor, which is removed from the lid and is housed in the housing recess to be exposed on the upper surface of the table stone during use. 2. The support leg stone has an accommodating recess formed by forming a ventilation hole in an inner side wall surface and a drain hole in an inner bottom portion in an upper portion of which side surfaces are formed as natural stones. The stone material according to claim 1, wherein the table stone body is formed by excavation, and the table stone body has an opening formed in the upper surface so as to be aligned with the accommodating recess and the side surface is formed as a natural stone. Table for grilling and cooking. 3. A plurality of support leg stones are installed, and a plurality of openings are formed in the upper surface of the support leg stones so as to be aligned with the accommodation recesses of the support leg stones. The table stone body is placed on each supporting leg stone body.
A stone baking table as described. 4. The support leg stone has a storage recess formed by arranging a substantially U-shaped frame stone material at a predetermined interval so as to form the ventilation hole on a paving stone material having a drain hole formed therein. The stone baking table according to claim 1, wherein the table is made of stone. 5. The supporting leg stone body is a block-shaped paving stone material,
2. A box stone material, which is placed on the upper surface of a paving stone material, and has a storage recess formed by drilling a ventilation hole in the inner side wall surface and a drainage hole in the inner bottom portion. Stone cooking table for cooking.