JPH0435477Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] <Industrial application field> The present invention relates to an improvement of an outdoor incense holder.

<Prior art and its problems> Generally, incense sticks are used as incense offerings in Buddhism, and various forms of commercially available products have hitherto been provided as incense holders that can be placed in outdoor graves. However, all of these commercially available products only have a cylinder for receiving incense sticks, and supporting legs such as multiple radiating pieces or an overall disk that protrude from the cylinder, and what is more, these supporting legs allow them to be placed in graves only. I'm starting to do that.

As a result, they easily fall over due to strong winds, or become misaligned from the stone monuments they were supposed to be placed on.
Its stability in use is poor. Further, the ash falls and scatters around the place where the ash is placed, making the area unsightly and dirty. Furthermore, there is also the problem that the incense stick that has been lit will quickly go out at the point where it comes into contact with the receiving tube.

<Means for solving the problems> The purpose of the present invention is to fundamentally solve these problems, and for this purpose, we have developed an ash receiving tray with a stable grounding seat on the bottom, and a bottom surface of the ash receiving tray. It consists of a sharp insertion leg that is continuously suspended from the center of the ash tray for a length longer than the stable grounding seat, and an incense stick receiving cylinder that is also continuously suspended upward from the center of the bottom of the ash receiving tray. The inner wall surface of the cylinder is provided with uneven stripes that extend parallel to the vertical direction, and the incense stick receiving cylinder is provided with a plurality of horizontal holes for ventilation. It is characterized by having a plurality of vertical holes formed therein for discharging.

<Example> Hereinafter, the specific structure of the present invention will be described in detail based on the illustrated example. Figures 1 to 6 show an outdoor incense holder and its use in a cemetery. A is made from a hard synthetic resin material with high heat resistance.
It is generally injection molded in the following form, and the synthetic resin material may be cosmetically painted maroon or other suitable color.

That is, the reference numeral 11 in the figure is a circular ash receiving tray with a fixed opening diameter and depth, and a stable grounding seat 12 in the form of a ring with an opening diameter smaller than this is continuously connected from the bottom of the tray. Due to its hanging shape, it has an overall bowl shape. Reference numeral 13 denotes an insert leg of a certain length that also continuously hangs down from the center of the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11, and its tip is sharpened into a nail strip that can be easily inserted into the soil. . When the incense stick holder A is inserted into the soil using its insertion legs 13, the ground seat 12 comes into stable contact with the ground surface to prevent accidents such as falling.

Similarly, 14 is an incense stick receiving cylinder which is continuously vertically extended upward from the center of the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11, and has a constant opening diameter that adapts to the thickness of the incense stick M, and can stably support the incense stick M. It has a certain depth. In that case, the ash receiving tray 11
The opening diameter of the grounding seat 12 is set to be larger than that of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 by a certain dimension W. Further, as is clear from the figure, it is preferable that the depth of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 is set deeper than that of the ash receiving tray 11 by a certain distance H.

Reference numeral 15 denotes uneven stripes provided on the circular inner wall surface of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14, which are arranged in parallel lines extending along the vertical direction, and the inwardly protruding tip ridge line is entirely connected to the incense stick M. By contacting
This prevents the lit incense stick M from extinguishing itself. In other words, a constant groove-shaped ventilation gap is ensured between the incense stick M and its incense stick receiving cylinder 14 due to the contact action with an extremely small surface area.

In addition, 16 is a plurality of pieces arranged radially symmetrically on the bottom of the ash receiving tray 11 (3 pieces in total in the figure).
A vertical hole for discharging ash, rainwater, etc., opened as a
Reference numeral 7 designates a plurality of horizontal holes for ventilation that are similarly opened at the vertical base end of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14, but in the figure, the horizontal holes 17 and the vertical holes 16 are shown as openings with an L-shaped cross section that communicate with each other. A notch is provided at the intersection of the ash receiving tray 11 and the incense stick receiving cylinder 14.

Therefore, ash, rainwater, etc. that automatically fall from the incense stick M and enter the ash receiving tray 11 will continue to be smoothly discharged downward from the vertical hole 16 of the ash receiving tray 11, and on the other hand, the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 Due to the ventilation effect of the horizontal hole 17, the incense stick M is completely burnt out to the end.

In this regard, in the figure, the vertical hole 16 and the horizontal hole 17 are made to coincide and communicate with each other as described above, and the vertical hole 16 is opened in a fan shape when viewed from the bottom, which is larger than the horizontal hole 17. They can be opened at different positions, and in particular, the horizontal hole 17 can be opened at a mid-height position of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14.

Further, as shown in the modified example of FIGS. 7 and 8, the stable grounding seats 12 of the ash receiving tray 11 are arranged in a plurality of pieces scattered in a non-annular form and are suspended from the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11, thereby improving the ventilation. It is also possible to further enhance your sexuality. In addition, ash receiving tray 11
However, it is not limited to a circular shape, but may be a regular polygon or a petal shape as a modified example thereof, and an appropriate decorative pattern may be provided on the outer surface.

<Effect of the invention> In any case, the outdoor incense holder A of the invention has an ash receiving tray 11 with a stable grounding seat 12 on the bottom surface, and a center of the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11. A sharp insertion leg 13 that is longer than the stable grounding seat 12 and continuously hangs down from the part;
Similarly, an incense stick receiving cylinder 14 is continuously extended upward from the center of the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11.
The incense stick receiving cylinder 14 is provided with uneven strips 15 extending in parallel on the inner wall surface thereof in the vertical direction, and a plurality of horizontal holes 17 for ventilation are opened in the incense stick receiving cylinder 14. Since a plurality of vertical holes 16 for discharging ash, rainwater, etc. are formed in the bottom of the ash receiving tray 11, the problems of the prior art described at the beginning can be completely solved.

That is, in the present invention, the incense holder A has an insert leg 13 hanging down, and is used by inserting it into the soil of a graveyard as shown in Figures 5 and 6, so that it can be stably placed on the ground surface. Contacting ground seat 1
Coupled with the fact that 2 is provided, there is no chance of it falling over or shifting its position during use, and it can be used stably under constant installation conditions.

In addition, an ash receiving tray 11 is connected to the incense receiving cylinder 14 so as to surround it, so that the ash, rainwater, etc. that fall from the incense stick M can be reliably received.
There is no risk of making the area around the insertion location unsightly or dirty.

On the contrary, since the plurality of vertical holes 16 opened in the bottom of the ash receiving tray 11 allow ash, rainwater, etc. to be naturally and smoothly drained, the entire ash receiving tray 11 can be molded from a colored synthetic resin material. Along with this, you can actively decorate the area around the installation location.

Furthermore, the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 has a horizontal hole 1 for ventilation.
7 is opened, and the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 and the incense stick M are set in a linear contact with each other through the uneven strips 15, so there is no risk that the incense stick M will naturally extinguish. Coupled with the fact that it can be mass-produced at low cost from synthetic resin materials, it can be said to be extremely profitable.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of the incense stick holder according to the present invention, Figures 2 and 3 are the top view and bottom view, and Figure 4 is the second incense holder.
4-4 sectional view in the figure, Figures 5 and 6 are slope views and front sectional views showing how the incense holder is used, and Figures 7 and 8 are bottom views showing two types of modifications corresponding to Figure 3. It is a diagram. A... Incense stick holder, M... Incense stick, 11... Ash receiving tray, 12... Stable grounding seat, 13... Insert leg, 15... Uneven strip, 16... Vertical hole, 17... Horizontal hole.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] 1. An ash receiving tray 11 equipped with a stable grounding seat 12 on the bottom surface, and a sharp point continuously hanging from the center of the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11 longer than the stable grounding seat 12. It consists of an insertion leg 13 and an incense stick receiving cylinder 14 which also extends vertically upward continuously from the center of the bottom of the ash receiving tray 11, and extends parallel to the inner wall surface of the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 in the vertical direction. At the same time, the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 is provided with a plurality of horizontal holes 17 for ventilation, and the bottom surface of the ash receiving tray 11 is provided with a plurality of vertical holes for discharging ash, rainwater, etc. An outdoor incense holder characterized by having an opening formed with a diameter of 16. 2. The horizontal hole 17 for ventilation and the vertical hole 16 for discharging ash, rainwater, etc. are formed into an L-shaped opening type in cross section that coincides with and communicates with each other, and connects to the intersection of the ash receiving tray 11 and the incense stick receiving cylinder 14 that will stand vertically. An outdoor incense stick holder according to claim 1, characterized in that a plurality of the incense sticks are arranged in an overall radially symmetrical manner.