JP3020832U - Grave front flower stand - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To prevent the candle from disappearing due to the wind and to prevent the flower stand from being damaged by the heat of the candle. [Structure] A stone flower stand 1 is provided with a vertical hole 3 into which a flower arrangement 6 is inserted. A space portion 4 and a ventilation hole 5 are formed to communicate with the vertical hole 3. Candle stand 10 to be inserted into the space 4
The bracket 11 is bent in a hat shape, the candle receiving part 12 is fixed inside, and the openable and closable transparent plate 14 that closes the space part 4 is provided on the front side. [Effect] It is possible to prevent the candle from disappearing due to the windshield effect of the transparent plate 14 that closes the space 4. Further, since the space portion 4 communicates with the ventilation hole 5 which is opened to the outside through the vertical hole 3, it is possible to prevent the candle from disappearing due to oxygen deficiency, and at the same time, the heat trapped in the space portion 4 can be radiated to the outside.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a pre-grave flower stand in which a candle is housed inside a flower stand made of stone, and particularly to a pre-grave flower stand configured to prevent the candle from disappearing due to the influence of the wind.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Generally, a flower stand provided in front of a grave is formed of the same stone material as the gravestone in order to harmonize with the gravestone as proposed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-85958. A flower stand formed from such stone material has a plurality of vertical holes on the top surface of the flower stand for inserting a flower arrangement, a candle holder, and an incense holder. Then, drop the cylindrical stands into the vertical holes formed on both sides and assemble them, and insert the candle stand and the tube part formed on the back of the incense stand into the vertical holes formed between these flower stands. The incense stand is assembled upright. However, when the candle stand is directly exposed to the outside on the upper surface of the flower stand like this, the flame of the candle is easily extinguished by wind and rain. For this reason, various flower stands for graves configured to prevent the candle from disappearing have been proposed. For example, in the flower stand proposed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 6-307125, the central portion of the flower stand is hollowed out to front and bottom surfaces. To form a void for accommodating a candle, the bottom plate that fits the bottom opening of this void is molded from the same stone material as the flower stand, and a candle stand or incense holder is attached to this bottom plate to create a flower stand. A candle is placed inside the stand so that the flame of the candle does not easily disappear due to wind and rain.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 In the conventional flower stand, the effect of the wind is small by arranging the candles in the open space of the front and bottom, but since the front side is open, the candle disappears due to the phenomenon of wind blowing from the front side. The issue of ease remains. Therefore, in order to completely block the wind from the front opening and prevent the candle from disappearing, it is possible to cover the front opening of the flower stand with a transparent plate such as glass or acrylic. However, the flowering vacant space that houses the candle is a relatively narrow space, and the candles to be placed in front of the tomb are generally paired to the left and right. If two candles are stored in the candle, not only will the candle disappear due to lack of oxygen, but the heat of the candle may also cause the stone flower stand to crack.

The present invention is intended to solve such a problem, and it is possible to reliably prevent the candle stored in the flower stand from disappearing, and to prevent damage to the flower stand due to heat. The purpose is to provide a stand.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 According to the invention of claim 1, a block-shaped flower stand made of stone is formed with at least an upper surface to form a vertical hole into which a cylindrical flower arrangement device is fitted, and a space portion communicating with the vertical hole for accommodating a candle is provided. A candle stand that supports the candle is formed by opening the front of the flower stand and forming a vent hole that communicates with this space and opens to the side surface of the flower stand. A bracket, a ring-shaped edge frame that is fixed to the front surface of the bracket and covers the peripheral edge of the opening of the space, and a transparent plate that is openably and closably attached to the edge frame via a hinge. is there.

According to a second aspect of the invention, in the front flower stand according to the first aspect, the bracket includes a bottom plate for fixing the candle receiving portion, a top plate facing the bottom plate, and the bottom plate and the top plate. The top plate facing the candle holder is formed with a notch, and a back plate is formed to open both sides of the top plate. It is a cut and raised hot plate.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the front flower stand according to the second aspect, a positioning protrusion is provided on the back surface side of the edge frame, and a positioning recess for fitting the protrusion is provided in the opening of the space. It is formed on the edge.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the flower stand for a grave according to the third aspect, a handle for hanging is provided on the front side of the edge frame.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, a block-shaped flower stand made of stone is formed with at least an upper surface to form a vertical hole into which a cylindrical flower arrangement device is fitted, and the vertical hole is communicated with the vertical hole to accommodate a candle. The space portion is formed by opening it on the side surface of the flower stand, and the window portion that communicates with the space portion and visually recognizes the candle is opened on the front side of the flower stand, and a transparent plate that closes the window portion is provided. The candle holder that supports the candle has a U-shape that includes a lid portion that closes the space portion, a vent hole formed in the lid portion, and a pair of arm portions that extend through the lid portion into the space portion. The handle, the candle receiving portion fixed to the lower arm portion, and the heat shield plate fixed to the upper arm portion facing the candle receiving portion.

According to a sixth aspect of the invention, in the flower stand for a grave according to the fifth aspect, a groove portion for positioning the candle holder by fitting the arm portion of the handle into the inner peripheral surface of the space portion is provided as a recess. It is a thing.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the flower stand for a grave according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, a pattern such as a family crest is formed on a transparent plate.

[0012]

[Action]

 According to the first aspect of the present invention, the flower arrangement is inserted into the vertical hole provided in the flower stand from above to close the upper opening of the vertical hole, while the candle holder bracket is inserted from the front side of the flower stand into the space. And then close the opening of the space with the transparent plate attached to the front side of the bracket. Then, when the candle is served in a candle stand, the transparent plate is opened and the ignited candle is placed on the candle receiving part, and then the transparent plate is closed to prevent the candle from disappearing by blocking the space surrounding the candle. it can. In addition, since the ventilation hole communicating with the space for storing the candle and the outside communicates with the vertical hole through which the flower arrangement is inserted, it is possible to prevent the candle from disappearing due to oxygen deficiency.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, when the ignited candle is placed on, the heat of the candle is blocked by the heat shield plate formed by cutting and raising the top plate of the bracket in correspondence with the candle receiving portion, and The heat radiates to the space through the cutouts around the heat shield plate, and the heat trapped in the space radiates to the outside from the ventilation holes that open to the side of the flower stand through the vertical holes. For this reason, it is possible to prevent the flower stand from being damaged by the heat of the candle placed in the space.

In the invention of claim 3, when pulling out the candle stand from the flower stand, the candle stand can be easily pulled out by holding the handle, and when the bracket or the transparent plate is soaked and dirty by the flame of the candle, it is easy. Can be cleaned to

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, when the candle stand is assembled to the flower stand, the positioning protrusion provided on the back side of the edge frame fits into the positioning recess formed in the flower stand, and the candle stand is assembled in a non-rotating state. Therefore, the candle can be stored in the space without tilting.

In the invention of claim 5, the flower arrangement is inserted into the vertical hole provided in the flower stand from the upper side to close the upper opening of the vertical hole, while the candle holder bracket is opened from the side surface side of the flower stand. The space part is closed by the lid part that is inserted inside the part and attached to the front side of the bracket. In addition, the window for recognizing the candle is covered with a transparent plate, and the surrounding area of the space for containing the candle is blocked, so that the candle can be prevented from disappearing. Further, since the space for storing the candle communicates with the outside through the ventilation hole formed in the lid, it is possible to prevent the candle from disappearing due to lack of oxygen.

According to the invention of claim 6, when the candle stand is assembled to the flower stand, the handle of the candle stand fits into the groove formed on the inner peripheral surface of the space portion, and the candle stand is assembled in a non-rotating state. The candle can be stored in the space without tilting.

According to the invention of claim 7, the pattern formed on the transparent plate by the flame of the candle emerges and can be visually recognized clearly.

[0019]

[Embodiment of device]

 Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 to 4 show a first embodiment of the present invention. In FIG. 1, 1 is a block-shaped flower stand made of stone, which is provided on the tombstone 2 side by side. The flower stand 1 is formed with a vertical hole 3 in the center thereof, and a space portion 4 communicating with the vertical hole 3 for accommodating the candle R is formed on the front side of the flower stand 1. Further, upper and lower two ventilation holes 5 are formed on the side surface of the flower stand 1, the upper ventilation hole 5 communicates with the vertical hole 3, and the lower ventilation hole 5 communicates with the space 4. There is. That is, the ventilation holes 5 opened on the side surface of the flower stand 1 and the space portion 4 opened on the front surface of the flower stand 1 are orthogonal to the vertical holes 3 provided on the upper surface of the flower stand 1, and these vertical holes 3, The space portion 4 and the ventilation hole 5 are provided so as to communicate with each other and open to the outside.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a bottomed tubular flower arrangement device made of a metal material that is fitted into the vertical hole 3, and has a peripheral flange portion 7 projecting toward the outer periphery toward the upper end thereof, and from the peripheral flange portion 7. A wide mouth portion 8 is formed whose diameter gradually increases toward the upper edge. A cover 9 for covering the wide mouth 8 is connected by a chain 9A.

The bracket 11 of the candle stand 10 for standing the candle R has a bottom plate 11A, a top plate 11B facing the bottom plate 11A, and a back plate 11C connecting the bottom plate 11A and the top plate 11B. Is formed by bending it into a hat shape with an opening, and is made of a glossy metallic material such as stainless steel. On the bottom plate 11A of the bracket 11, a dish-shaped candle receiving portion 12 for mounting the candle R is fixed by an appropriate means such as a rivet, and on the front side of the bottom plate 11A of the bracket 11, the space portion 4 is provided. A ring-shaped edge frame 13 that covers the peripheral edge of the opening is fixed by an appropriate means such as a rivet. The edge frame 13 is formed with a step portion 13A on the inner peripheral surface, and a circular transparent plate 14 made of an acrylic plate or the like is fitted into the step portion 13A.

At the periphery of the transparent plate 14, a window frame 15 made of a metal material whose lower end is horizontally missing is screwed, and the window frame 15 formed by the missing portion of the window frame 15 and the edge frame 13 are formed. A hinge plate 16, which is a hinge member that rotatably connects the edge frame 13 and the window frame 15, is fixed in the gap between the hinge frame 16 and the transparent plate 14 which can be opened and closed is attached to the edge frame 13 by the butterfly plate 16. To be fixed. In order to fix the transparent plate 14 to the upper end side of the window frame 15, a fixing bolt 17A having a knob 17 engraved with a knurling pattern for slip prevention is attached to the outer peripheral surface in a retaining state, while the edge is A cap nut 18 corresponding to a fixing bolt 17A is fixed to the frame 13. A pattern 19 such as a family crest is formed on the transparent plate 14.

The bottom plate 11A and the top plate 11B of the bracket 11 are provided with opening holes 20 for allowing the heat of the candle R to escape, and the position of the top plate 11B facing the candle receiving part 12 is A U-shaped cut portion 21 is formed, and a portion surrounded by the cut portion 21 is bent upward in an L shape to cut and raise a heat shield plate 22. The candle R is housed in a transparent cup-shaped container 23 made of glass or the like, and the cup-shaped container 23 is placed on the candle receiving portion 12 for use.

Reference numeral 25 denotes a positioning protrusion that is located on the back side of the edge frame 13 and fixed to the back side of the bottom plate 11 A of the bracket 11, and is formed by partially cutting out the opening edge of the space 4. Fit into the positioning recess 26.

Next, the function and effect of the present invention configured as described above will be described. First, the flower arrangement device 6 is assembled by inserting the flower arrangement device 6 into the vertical hole 3 provided in the flower stand 1 from the upper side. At this time, the peripheral brim portion 7 of the flower arrangement device 6 rides up on the peripheral portion of the vertical hole 3 so that the wide mouth portion 8 of the flower arrangement device 6 is exposed on the upper surface of the flower arrangement 1 and the flower arrangement device 6 is formed. 1 hangs and is held. On the other hand, for the candle stand 10, after the bracket 11 of the candle stand 10 is inserted into the space 4 from the front side of the flower stand 1, the edge frame 13 of the flower stand 1 is abutted against the peripheral edge of the opening of the space 4. When pushed in, the positioning protrusion 25 provided on the back side of the edge frame 13 fits into the positioning recess 26 formed at the opening edge of the space 4. As a result, the candle holder 10 is assembled in the space 4 in a non-rotating state. In this way, the flower stand 1 and the candle stand 10 are integrally assembled to the stone stand 1. When the candle R is provided in the space 4, the knob 17 is turned to remove the fixing bolt 17A from the cap nut 18, open the transparent plate 14, and put the ignited candle R in the cup-shaped container 23. Place it on the receiving part 12. Thereafter, the fixing bolt 17A is screwed into the bag nut 18 to lock the transparent plate 14. Since the opening 4A of the space 4 is closed by closing the transparent plate 14 in this way, the candle R does not disappear due to the influence of wind and rain, and the disappearance of the candle R can be reliably prevented.

Further, since the bracket 11 of the candle holder 10 is formed by bending the glossy metallic material such as stainless steel, the flame of the candle R is reflected on the back plate 11C of the bracket 11, and the candle R is brighter. It is possible to see and the pattern 19 formed on the transparent plate 14 is raised by the flame of the candle R to give a solemn impression. Further, since the transparent plate 14 is provided so as to be freely opened and closed by the butterfly plate 16, it is easy to put the candle R in and out of the space 4, and the candle R is put in the cup-shaped container 23 and placed on the candle receiver 12. Therefore, the wax dripping from the candle R collects in the cup-shaped container 23, and the wax does not drip and adhere to the candle receiving portion 12 or the bracket 11, so that cleaning is easy. Also, when the candle stand 10 is assembled to the flower stand 1, the candle stand 10 that supports the candle R is always horizontal because the candle stand 10 is assembled by the positioning protrusion 25 provided on the back side of the edge frame 13 in a non-rotating state. The candle R is not tilted. Further, the bracket 11 of the candle stand 10 is bent into a hat shape with both sides open, and the space 4 for storing the candle R is provided with a lower vent hole 5 opening on the side surface of the flower stand 1. Since it communicates with the outside through the vertical hole 3 and the upper vent hole 5 through the vertical hole 3, the candle R can be prevented from disappearing due to oxygen deficiency. In addition, the heat shield plate 22 formed by cutting and raising the top plate 11B of the bracket 11 corresponding to the candle R cuts off the flame of the candle R and cuts the heat from the heat shield plate 22 around the heat shield plate 22. Also, the heat can be dissipated into the space 4 through the opening holes 20 opened in the bottom plate 11A and the top plate 11B of the bracket 11, and the heat in the space 4 can be radiated from the ventilation holes 5 to the outside of the flower stand 1 so that the space It is difficult for heat to be trapped in the portion 4, and cracking of the flower stand 1 due to heat can be prevented.

Further, since the space 4 for accommodating the candle R and the vent hole 5 communicate with each other by utilizing the vertical hole 3 in which the flower arrangement device 6 is inserted, the structure is simple and the vertical hole 3, Since the space 4 and the ventilation holes 5 are simply drilled in the flower stand 1, they can be easily formed with a diamond tool or the like, and the shape of the flower stand 1 itself is a rectangular parallelepiped block shape that is easy to cut. The flower stand 1 made of lei stone is also excellent in workability. Moreover, since the ventilation holes 5 are provided so as to open in the inconspicuous portions on the side surface of the flower stand 1, the appearance is not spoiled.

Furthermore, by covering the flower arranging device 6 attached to the vertical hole 3 with the cover 9, it is possible to keep the flower arranging device 6 always clean without rainwater collecting inside the flower arranging device 6 when not in use. It is also possible to prevent the cover lid 9 from being lost by integrally connecting the flower arrangement device 6 to the cover lid 9 via the chain 9A.

FIG. 5 shows a second embodiment of the present invention. The parts having the same functions as those of the first embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description of the overlapping parts will be omitted.

This embodiment is the same as the first embodiment except that the handle 30 is fixed to the front side of the edge frame 13 and protrudes from the central portion and is curved so as to substantially follow the outer periphery of the edge frame 13. Have a configuration.

That is, in this embodiment, when pulling out the candle holder 10 from the flower stand 1, the candle holder 10 can be easily pulled out by holding the handle 30. Therefore, when the rear plate 11C of the bracket 11 which becomes the reflecting surface of the candle R is contaminated by soot due to the flame of the candle R, the candle stand 10 can be easily pulled out and cleaning is easy.

Further, since the handle 30 is formed in a curved shape along the edge frame 13, when the transparent plate 14 is opened and closed, the handle 30 can be smoothly opened and closed without obstructing the transparent plate 14, and the transparent plate 14 can be transparent. The pattern 19 formed on the bright plate 14 and the candle R in the space 4 are not hidden by the handle 30 and become difficult to see.

FIGS. 6 and 7 show a third embodiment of the present invention, in which parts having the same functions as those of the above-mentioned embodiments are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description of the overlapping parts is omitted. .

In each of the above embodiments, the space portion 4 for storing the candle R is opened on the front side of the flower stand 1, but in this embodiment, the space portion 4 for storing the candle R is arranged in the flower stand 1. A window 40 for opening the candle R is provided on the front side of the flower stand 1 so as to communicate with the space 4. The window 40 is opened and closed by a transparent plate 41, and a slit 42 for inserting the transparent plate 41 is formed on the side surface of the flower stand 1, and the transparent plate 41 is inserted into the slit 42 to open the window 40. If the transparent plate 41 is closed and the transparent plate 41 is removed from the slit 42, the window 40 opens.

The candle holder 43 housed in the space 4 has a lid 44 for closing the space 4, and a handle 45 for pulling out the candle holder 43 is fixed to the lid 44. The handle 45 is constructed by bending a single bar member into a generally U-shape and having a pair of vertically facing arm portions 46. The arm portion 46 is made to penetrate the lid portion 44. One end projects outside the flower stand 1 and the other end extends into the space 4. Then, the candle receiving portion 12 is fixed to the tip of the lower arm portion 46 extending in the space portion 4, and the heat shield plate 47 is fixed to the tip of the upper arm portion 44. Further, a pair of upper and lower groove portions 48, which fit with the arm portions 46 of the candle holder 43, are provided in the inner peripheral surface of the space portion 4 in a concave manner. In addition, in each of the above-described embodiments, the ventilation hole 5 is provided so as to be opened on the side surface of the flower stand 1. In this embodiment, a pair of upper and lower ventilation holes 49 is cut and raised in the lid portion 44 that closes the space portion 4. Is forming.

In the present embodiment configured as described above, the candle holder 43 is inserted into the space portion 4 from the side surface side of the flower holder 1. At this time, the arm portion 46 of the handle 45 fixed to the candle holder 43 fits into the groove portion 48 recessed in the inner peripheral surface of the space portion 4, the candle holder 43 is held in a non-rotatable state, and the space portion 4 is held. Is closed by the lid 44 of the candle holder 43. Further, by inserting the transparent plate 41 into the slit 42 formed on the side surface of the flower stand 1 to close the window 40, the opening 4A of the space 4 and the window 40 communicating with the space 4 are closed. As in the above-mentioned respective embodiments, the candle R does not disappear under the influence of wind and rain, and the candle R can be surely prevented from disappearing. Further, the heat of the candle R is shielded by the heat shield plate 47 provided at the tip of the upper arm portion 46 facing the candle receiving portion 12, and the ventilation hole 5 vents the inside and outside of the space portion 4. It is possible to prevent the candle R from extinguishing due to oxygen deficiency, and to disperse the heat trapped in the space portion 4 to the outside of the flower stand 1 from the ventilation hole 49 formed in the lid portion 44, thereby preventing the flower stand 1 from cracking. Further, when the transparent plate 41 becomes dirty, the transparent plate 41 can be easily removed by pulling out the transparent plate 41 from the slit 42.

FIG. 8 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention. The parts having the same functions as those of the above-mentioned embodiments are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description of the overlapping parts will be omitted.

In the third embodiment, the transparent plate 41 is inserted into the slit 42 formed on the side surface of the flower stand 1, and the window 40 is opened and closed by the transparent plate 41. The window 40 formed on the front surface of the stand 1 is completely closed by the transparent plate 41. That is, in this embodiment, the window frame 50 is fixed to the peripheral edge of the transparent plate 41, and the window frame 50 is fitted to the inner peripheral surface of the window portion 40. The configuration is the same as the third embodiment except that the transparent plate 41 closes the window 40 formed on the front surface of the flower stand 1.

Therefore, in this embodiment, by completely closing the window 40 formed on the front surface of the flower stand 1 with the transparent plate 41, the slit for inserting and removing the transparent plate 41 on the side surface of the flower stand 1 is not required, and the flower stand is not necessary. The molding of No. 1 becomes easy.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described in detail above, the present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the present invention. For example, in the first embodiment, the bracket is bent in a hat shape, but the bracket may be formed in a box shape, and ventilation openings or ventilation slits may be formed on both side surfaces. Further, although the handle is curved in the second embodiment, it may be, for example, a U-shape as long as the handle does not hinder the opening and closing of the transparent plate. In addition, a detent structure such as a candle stand may be appropriately set. Further, the locking means of the transparent plate may be, for example, a latch that opens and closes by one push, instead of the bolt and the nut, and its structure may be set appropriately.

[0042]

[Effect of device]

 According to the invention of claim 1, a block-shaped flower stand made of stone is formed with at least an upper surface to form a vertical hole into which a tubular flower arrangement device is fitted, and the vertical hole communicates with the vertical hole to accommodate a candle. A candle stand that supports the candle is formed by opening a space part on the front side of the flower stand and forming a ventilation hole communicating with this space part and opening on the side surface of the flower stand. It consists of a bracket to be fixed, a ring-shaped edge frame that is fixed to the front surface of this bracket and covers the peripheral edge of the opening of the space, and a transparent plate that is openably and closably attached to this edge frame via a hinge. Therefore, the transparent plate that opens and closes the space prevents the candle from disappearing due to wind and rain, and uses the vertical hole for the flower arrangement to connect the space for storing the candle and the ventilation hole. , It is possible to prevent the candle of extinction due to lack of oxygen.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, in the front grave stand according to the second aspect, the bracket includes a bottom plate that fixes the candle receiving portion, a top plate that faces the bottom plate, and these. A back plate that connects the bottom plate and the top plate is formed and bent in a hat shape with both sides open, and a cut portion is formed in the top plate facing the candle receiving portion, and the cut portion is formed. Since the heat shield is cut and raised from the part, it is possible to prevent the flower stand from being damaged by the heat of the candle.

According to the invention of claim 3, in the front flower stand according to claim 2, a positioning projection is provided on the back side of the frame, and a positioning recess for fitting the projection is formed in the opening of the space. Since it is formed on the edge, the candle holder can be attached to the flower stand in a non-rotating state, and can be stored in the space without tilting the candle.

According to the invention of claim 4, in the flower stand for tombs according to claim 3, since the handle for the handle is provided on the front side of the edge frame, the flower stand is pulled out from the candle stand. When you hold the handle, you can easily pull out the candle holder.

According to the invention of claim 5, a block-shaped flower stand made of stone is formed with at least an upper surface to form a vertical hole into which a cylindrical flower arrangement device is fitted, and the candle is communicated with the vertical hole. A space for accommodating the flower stand is formed by opening it on the side surface of the flower stand, and a window part communicating with the space part for visually recognizing the candle is opened on the front side of the flower stand, and the window part is transparent. A candle stand provided with a plate and supporting the candle includes a lid portion that closes the space portion, a vent hole formed in the lid portion, and a pair of arms that extend through the lid portion and into the space portion. Consists of a U-shaped handle having a portion, a candle receiving part fixed to the lower arm part, and a heat shield plate fixed to the upper arm part facing the candle receiving part. Since it is a candle, the lid and the transparent plate will It is possible to prevent the candle from disappearing due to oxygen deficiency as well as to prevent the candle from disappearing due to oxygen deficiency by communicating the space for storing the candle and the ventilation hole by using the vertical hole for the flower arrangement.

According to the invention of claim 6, in the front flower stand according to claim 5, the groove part for positioning the candle stand by inserting the arm part of the handle into the inner peripheral surface of the space part is recessed. Therefore, the candle holder can be attached to the flower stand in a non-rotating state so that the candle holder can be stored in the space without tilting.

According to the invention of claim 7, in the flower stand for a grave according to any one of claims 1 to 6, since a pattern such as a family crest is formed on a transparent plate, a candle flame is used. The pattern formed on the transparent plate emerges and is clearly visible.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a flower stand showing a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an overall perspective view of the gravestone of the above.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a candle holder of the same.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of the flower stand of the same.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of a flower stand showing a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of a flower stand showing a third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a candle holder of the same.

FIG. 8 is an exploded perspective view of a flower stand showing a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Flower Stand 3 Vertical Hole 4 Space 5,49 Vent 6 Flower Arranger 10,43 Candle Stand 11 Bracket 11A Bottom Plate 11B Top Plate 11C Back Plate 12 Candle Holder 13 Edge Frame 14,41 Transparent Plate 16 Butterfly Plate (Hinge Member) ) 19 Pattern 20 Opening hole 21 Notch 22,47 Heat shield 25 Positioning projection 26 Positioning recess 30,45 Handle 40 Window 44 Lid 46 Arm 48 Groove

Claims (7)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A block-shaped flower stand made of stone material is formed with a pit for opening a cylindrical flower arranging device at least at its upper surface, and a space portion communicating with this pit and containing a candle is formed. Formed by opening on the front of the stand,
A candle stand that communicates with this space and forms a vent hole that opens to the side surface of the flower stand and supports the candle is
A bracket for fixing the candle holder, a ring-shaped edge frame fixed to the front surface of the bracket to cover the peripheral edge of the opening of the space, and a transparent plate provided on the edge frame so as to be openable and closable via a hinge. A flower stand for the grave characterized by being composed of. 2. The bracket has a bottom plate for fixing the candle receiving portion, a top plate facing the bottom plate, and a back plate connecting the bottom plate and the top plate, and has a hat-like shape with both sides open. The top plate, which is formed by bending and faces the candle receiving part, has a cut portion formed therein, and a heat shield plate is cut and raised from the cut portion. A flower stand for the grave. 3. The flower stand for graves according to claim 2, wherein a positioning protrusion is provided on the back side of the edge frame, and a positioning recess for fitting the protrusion is formed at the opening edge of the space. 4. The flower stand for a grave according to claim 3, wherein a handle for holding a hand is provided on the front side of the edge frame. 5. A block-shaped flower stand made of stone is formed with at least an upper surface to form a vertical hole into which a cylindrical flower vase is fitted, and a space portion communicating with this vertical hole for accommodating a candle is formed. While opening it on the side of the stand,
A candle plate that communicates with the space portion and visually recognizes the candle is opened on the front side of the flower stand, and a transparent plate that closes the window portion is provided, and the candle holder that supports the candle has a lid that closes the space portion. Part, a vent hole formed in the lid part, a U-shaped handle having a pair of arm parts penetrating the lid part and extending into the space part, and fixed to the lower arm part. A flower stand for a grave, comprising a candle receiving part and a heat shield plate fixed to the upper arm part facing the candle receiving part. 6. The flower stand for a grave according to claim 5, wherein a groove for positioning the candle stand by fitting the arm part of the handle into the inner peripheral surface of the space is provided. 7. A flower stand for a grave according to claim 1, wherein a pattern such as a family crest is formed on the transparent plate.