JPH0445574Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The present invention relates to a vase mounting device, and is particularly applicable to arranging flowers on the interior walls of automobiles, etc., in environments where inertial force and vibration frequently occur. But it's about a device that can securely fix a vase.

[Prior Art] Traditionally, the interior of a car has often been decorated with mascot dolls, amulets, and the like as accessories. Since these are relatively lightweight ornaments, they are hung from windows using resin suction cups or hung from hooks.

However, the above-mentioned accessories are inorganic and lack the taste to create a fresh and gentle atmosphere inside the car.

In this regard, placing fresh cut flowers in a vase can create a calming atmosphere for drivers and passengers due to their vivid colors and natural softness. Furthermore, the effect can be further enhanced by using vases with various designs that harmonize with the flowers arranged at the time.

[Problem that the invention aims to solve] By the way, when placing ikebana flowers in a vase and displaying them inside a car, a certain amount of space is required.
In addition, since it is necessary to avoid interfering with driving, the optimal location is generally the wall between the front and rear doors. Therefore, the mounting area for the vase becomes very small, and in particular, in order to mount the vase with a detachable mechanism, only a simple hook mechanism can be used.

In addition, the force acting on the vase is considerable due to inertia caused by a sudden stop or sudden start of a car while driving, and vibration while driving on a rough road. If you keep it that way, its power will become even greater.

Furthermore, since a situation where the vase comes off during operation may cause an accident, a robust and complete fixing condition must be realized, and the simple hook mechanism as described above is insufficient.

Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a compact and robust vase mounting device that is detachable but can maintain complete fixation against vibration and inertia, and is ideal for mounting a vase inside a car. created for a purpose.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention has a fixed plate on the wall side and a side plate on the outer side of the vase, and when the two plates are joined, the fixing plate is placed on one plate surface and the other side plate is placed on the other side at two opposing points. An engagement protrusion consisting of a column slightly longer than the thickness of the plate and a tip head having a diameter larger than the outer diameter of the column is formed in an upright manner, and the tip head is formed on the other plate surface. A long hole with a width slightly larger than the outer diameter of the column is formed in series with the hole into which the holder is inserted, and after each of the engaging protrusions has penetrated into the corresponding hole, the hole on the vase side Installation of a vase characterized by engaging and fixing the fixing plate on the wall side and the side plate on the vase side in a joined state by moving the side plate and holding the pillar portion of each engaging protrusion in each elongated hole. Related to equipment.

In the above invention, the two long holes may be formed on one plate surface or each may be formed on different plate surfaces, but in the former case, the long holes are formed in the same circular arc. In the latter case, it is convenient to form the vase along the same arc that is imagined when joining the two plates, such as when installing the vase at an angle to the wall surface.

Further, in each of the above-mentioned devices, if a slit is formed on the side of the elongated hole and a small protrusion is formed on the inner wall surface of the elongated hole, a slip-out prevention function can be provided.

[Function] In the present invention, the vase is attached to the wall using an engagement mechanism (two locations) consisting of an engagement protrusion erected on one plate surface and holes and elongated holes formed on the other plate surface. That is, when the tip head of each engagement protrusion is inserted into each hole, both plate surfaces are joined, and in this state, when the vase-side plate is moved to guide the pillar part of each engagement protrusion into each elongated hole. , the tip head of each engagement protrusion engages with the side plate surface of each elongated hole to maintain the joined state, and each elongated hole holds the pillar part of each engagement protrusion to hold the vase against the wall surface. Fix it to the side board. In addition, since the engagement mechanism is provided in two places, there are two methods: forming two engagement protrusions on one plate surface, and forming a hole and a long hole on the other plate surface, and a method in which two engagement protrusions are formed on one plate surface, and a hole and a long hole are formed on the other plate surface, respectively. A method in which an engaging protrusion, a hole, and a long hole are formed can be adopted, but any method may be used.

By the way, no matter which side of the plate surface the elongated holes are formed in, they must be formed in the direction in which the column of the engagement protrusion moves when the plate on the vase side is moved. However, if the vase is to be tilted forward and fixed, if the longitudinal direction is formed along the same arc, the vase will automatically rotate during the process of attaching the vase side, and the vase will be fixed at the specified inclination. It can be fixed at an angle.

In addition, when the vase is fixed, the pillars of each engaging protrusion are held in their respective long holes, but there is a possibility that they may come off the held state due to impactful vibrations, etc. Possible. Therefore, a slit is formed on the side of the elongated hole to make the side wall of the elongated hole elastic, and a small protrusion is formed on the inner wall surface of the elongated hole, so that the pillar part of the engagement protrusion moves to the holding position inside the elongated hole. When the small protrusion is pressed, the small protrusion is pushed to the side, and when the holding position is reached, the small protrusion returns to its original position, so that even if there is vibration etc., the column part will come off due to the engagement action of the small protrusion. You can avoid it.

[Example] Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described using FIGS. 1 to 8.

First, FIGS. 1 and 2 show a side view and a front view, respectively, of a fixing member attached to a wall surface. In this fixing member 1, a mounting plate 3 for mounting on a wall surface 2 and a fixing plate 4 are integrally formed of resin, and the fixing plate 4 is erected perpendicularly to the mounting plate 3. . An engagement protrusion 5 consisting of a short cylindrical column 5a and a tip head 5b is provided on the plate surface of the fixing plate 4, and a hole 6 and a continuous hole 6 are provided at other locations. A long hole 7 is formed. Although this fixing member 1 is fixed to the wall surface 2 with screws using holes drilled in the mounting board 3, it may also be adhesively fixed to the wall surface 2 with an adhesive.

On the other hand, FIGS. 3 and 4 show a side view and a front view of the vase, respectively. The structure of this vase side is such that a side plate 9 is integrally erected on the outer surface of a long cylindrical vase 8, and on the plate surface of the side plate 9, a short cylindrical column part 10a and a tip head are attached, as described above. 10b is provided upright, and holes 10 are provided at other locations.
1 and a long hole 12 continuous thereto are formed.

Each of the above-mentioned mechanical elements is designed to have the following relationship.

The position of the engagement protrusion 5 and hole 6 on the fixed plate 4 side,
The positions of the hole 11 and the engagement protrusion 10 on the side plate 9 side are set so that when the plates 4 and 9 are joined, the engagement protrusion 5 and the hole 11 correspond to each other, and the hole 6 and the engagement protrusion 10 correspond to each other. has been done.

The diameter of the hole 6 is larger than the diameter of the tip head 10b,
The diameter of the hole 11 is larger than the diameter of the tip head 5b.

The width of the elongated hole 7 is slightly larger than the diameter of the columnar portion 10a, and the width of the elongated hole 12 is slightly larger than the diameter of the columnar portion 5a.

The length of the column portion 5a is slightly longer than the thickness of the side plate 9, and the length of the column portion 10a is slightly longer than the thickness of the fixed plate 4.

As shown in FIG. 5, the elongated holes 7 and 12 are formed so that their longitudinal directions are opposite to each other along the same arc 13, which is assumed to be the same when the plates 4 and 9 are joined. ing.

By the way, FIG. 5 shows the initial operation position when attaching the vase 8 to the wall surface 2 side. In this state, the engaging protrusion 10 has penetrated into the hole 6, the engaging protrusion 5 has penetrated into the hole 11, and the fixing plate 4 on the fixing member 1 side and the side plate 9 on the vase 8 side are in a joined state.

To fix the vase 8 side to the wall surface, as shown in FIG. 6, from this state, the vase 8 side is moved along the circular arc 13 while being pushed downward. Then, the column 5a moves to the long hole 12, the column 10a moves to the long hole 7, and the side plate 9 on the vase 8 side moves to the fixing plate 4 on the fixing member 1 side.
The entire vase 8 side rotates and moves downward while making sliding contact with the pillars 5a and 10a, and the pillars 5a and 10a reach the terminal ends of the long holes 12 and 7.

The detailed engagement relationship between the engaging protrusion 10 on the side plate 9 side and the fixing plate 4 on the fixing member 1 side during this movement is shown in FIG. When the portion 10b comes to engage with the surface of the fixing plate 4 and reaches the terminal end of the elongated hole 12, the column portion 10a is completely held by the elongated hole 12. This also applies to the engagement relationship between the engagement protrusion 5 on the fixed plate 4 side and the side plate 9 on the vase 8 side, which proceed at the same time.

As a result, each column portion 5a, 10a has a long hole 12,
7, the side plate 9 is joined and fixed to the fixing plate 4, and the vase 8 is fixedly attached to the wall 2.

In this fixed state, the fixing plate 4 and the side plate 9 are engaged at the tip heads 5b, 10b of the engaging protrusions 5, 10 and are in close contact with each other, and the column parts 5a of the engaging protrusions 5, 10 are in close contact with each other. , 10a are held by the elongated holes 12 and 7, an extremely strong fixing condition can be maintained, and inertia force in the front-back direction (direction perpendicular to the plane of the paper in Fig. 6) and vibration in the vertical direction can be maintained. Even if the vase 8 acts, the vase 8 will not come off. Furthermore, as shown in Fig. 6, since the vase 8 can be fixed in a slightly inclined state, a large space can be secured above the vase 8, and a large number of flowers can be placed in it without being blocked by the wall surface 2. It also has advantages.

Further, as a means for further ensuring the final fixing conditions described above, it is effective to provide additional means as shown in FIG. 8 in the elongated hole 7 or the elongated hole 12. That is, it is a means in which slits 15 are formed on the sides near the terminal ends of the long holes 7 and 12, and small protrusions 16 are formed on the inner wall surfaces of the long holes 7 and 12.

If such a configuration of the long holes 7 and 12 is adopted,
A thin walled portion 17 is formed between the slit 15 and the elongated holes 7 and 12, and this portion 17 has lateral flexibility. Therefore, the column parts 10a, 5
a moves through the elongated holes 7 and 12 and reaches its terminal end 18.
The pillars 10a, 5a push the small protrusion 16 to the side, and the small projection 16 returns to its original state with the pillars 10a, 5a set to the terminal end 18, and the pillars 10a, 5a 5a is held so that it does not easily come off from the terminal end 18.

As a result, even if vibrations etc. occur, the vase 8 side will remain on the wall surface 2.
It does not come off from the side, making it ideal as a vase attachment device when displaying flowers inside a car or the like.

[Effect of the invention] Since the present invention has the above configuration,
It has the following effects.

The invention of claim (1) makes it possible to detachably attach a vase to a wall surface using a simple engagement mechanism, and also maintains a perfect fixation condition against vibration and inertia, making it suitable for use inside vehicles such as automobiles. To provide a small and robust vase mounting device that is most suitable for mounting a vase on a flower. In addition, in this invention, since the engagement mechanism part is interposed between the vase and the wall surface, a larger space can be secured above the vase compared to when the vase is attached using a simple hook mechanism, so it is not limited to the wall surface. It becomes possible to arrange flowers with volume without having to worry about it.

The invention of claim (2) makes it possible to install the vase in an inclined state with respect to the wall surface, thereby securing a larger space above the vase. Moreover, according to this configuration, since the vase can be attached and detached by rotating within a plane perpendicular to the wall surface, the attachment and detachment operation becomes easy.

According to the invention of claim (3), a simple locking mechanism can be added to the engagement mechanism part, and the vase can be fixed more reliably to prevent the vase from coming off due to vibrations or the like. Particularly, when the vase is installed inside a car or the like, the danger of the vase coming off can be prevented.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a side view of the fixing member, Figure 2 is a front view of the same member, Figure 3 is a side view of the vase side, Figure 4 is a front view of the vase side, and Figure 5 is the initial stage when installing the vase. Fig. 6 is a front view showing the state in which the vase is attached, Fig. 7 is a sectional view of the main part showing the engagement relationship between the engagement protrusion and the fixing plate, and Fig. 8 is a front view showing the operating position. It is a top view which shows the structure of the long hole part in another Example. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Fixing member, 2... Wall surface, 3... Mounting board part, 4... Fixing plate, 5... Engaging protrusion, 5a... Pillar part, 5b... Tip head, 6... Hole, 7 ...Long hole,
8... Vase, 9... Side plate, 10... Engaging protrusion, 1
0a...Column part, 10b...Tip head, 11...
Hole, 12...Long hole, 13...Circular arc, 15...Slit, 16...Small protrusion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A fixed plate is installed on the wall side and a side plate is installed on the outside surface of the vase, and when the two plates are joined, one plate is attached to the other plate at two opposing locations. An engagement protrusion consisting of a column slightly longer than the plate thickness and a tip head having a diameter larger than the outer diameter of the column is formed upright, and the tip head penetrates into the other plate surface. A long hole with a width slightly larger than the outer diameter of the column part is formed in series with the hole.
After each of the above-mentioned engaging protrusions penetrates into the corresponding hole, the side plate on the vase side is moved and the column part of each engaging protrusion is held in each elongated hole, thereby connecting the fixing plate on the wall side and the side plate on the vase side. A vase mounting device characterized by engaging and fixing a side plate in a joined state. (2) When two elongated holes are formed on one plate surface, they are formed along the same circular arc, and when they are formed on different plate surfaces, they are imaginary when the two plates are joined. 2. The vase mounting device according to claim 1, wherein the vase mounting device is formed along the same circular arc. (3) The vase mounting device according to claim (1) or claim (2), wherein a slit is formed on the side of the elongated hole, and a small protrusion is formed on the inner wall surface of the elongated hole.