Tree support steel pipe bracket

Abstract

The invention discloses a tree-spreading steel pipe bracket, which belongs to the field of garden supplies, and is reliable and time-saving for tree reinforcement. It includes a bowl, a strut, an upper baffle, a lower baffle, and a C-shaped steel pipe. The C-shaped steel pipe is formed by a section of steel pipe folded into a C-shape, and an arc-shaped lower baffle is installed near the left end of the C-shaped steel pipe. The right end is folded vertically down a section, horizontally, then folded horizontally, and then folded vertically up to form a closed and tight mouth-shaped steel pipe. An arc-shaped baffle, namely the upper baffle, is also installed on the upper mouth of the mouth-shaped steel pipe. On the edge of the lower mouth, a set of bowls is movably connected, and the above-mentioned support rods are connected downwards in the bowls; when the two ends of the C-shaped steel pipe are horizontally sleeved on the trunk of the appropriate height, then left and right Place high and close the lower and upper baffles against the skin of the trunk, and the lower end of the pole is inclined and tightened to touch the ground pole, so that the trunk can be supported firmly and reliably. This design is suitable for landscaping occasions.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to garden supplies, in particular to a steel pipe support for supporting trees. Background technique [0002] The garden management department must maintain and straighten trees that have fallen due to wind and rain, especially for some specific terrains such as fallen trees on slopes. The straightened trees are easy to fall down again. In order to ensure the survival of the trees and improve the work efficiency, it is a necessary means to support the trees after straightening them with poles. For this reason, the commonly used support and reinforcement method is to add wooden frames for reinforcement. Usually It is to directly bind the support poles to the trunk of the tree in an oblique shape, and use iron wires to bind them, or use four short and thin wooden poles to bind the tree trunks in a well-shaped shape at the support points of the trees to clamp the trunk, and then tie the branches together. The top of the pole is tigh...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] The garden management department must maintain and straighten trees that have fallen due to wind and rain, especially for some specific terrains such as fallen trees on slopes. The straightened trees are easy to fall down again. In order to ensure the survival of the trees and improve the work efficiency, it is a necessary means to support the trees after straightening them with poles. For this reason, the commonly used support and reinforcement method is to add wooden frames for reinforcement. Usually It is to directly bind the support poles to the trunk of the tree in an oblique shape, and use iron wires to bind them, or use four short and thin wooden poles to bind the tree trunks in a well-shaped shape at the support points of the trees to clamp the trunk, and then tie the branches together. The top of the pole is tightened to the bottom, and some use a belt-like tightening belt around the trunk to tie the pole and the trunk into one. All of these have low reliability, and the operation is labor-intensive and time-consuming. The support poles seem to be bound and tied well, but they are actually useless. A slight wind will pose a threat to the stability of the tree, and it will not be able to effectively support the trunk of the tree. It also wastes a lot of man-hours and binding materials. A special device is needed to solve this problem. It should be operated by one person, can be used repeatedly, and can be reinforced and supported quickly and efficiently.

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