Grave land-saving structure

Abstract

A grave land-saving structure comprises a first tombstone base arranged on the ground plane, a first terrace arranged on the front side of the first tombstone base, a first stone box, a second stone box, a second tombstone base arranged on the front side of the first tombstone base, a second terrace arranged on the rear side of the second tombstone base, and a second containing area arranged on the rear side of the second tombstone base, the first stone box is arranged in an area corresponding to the first placing area below the ground surface plane, and the opening direction of the first stone box is consistent with the orientation of the front surface of the first tombstone base. The area below the tombstone base is fully utilized, meanwhile, the grave layout is changed, and the lateral burial mode and the back-to-back grave area layout of the tombstone are combined, so that the optimal land saving effect is achieved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a sacrificial tomb, and particularly to a tomb structure for land conservation. Background Art

[0002] The existing tomb mainly consists of a stele base, a tombstone, a stone box, a ground floor, and a front tomb path. The tombstone is installed on the stele base. The stone box is located in front of the stele base and buried underground. The ground floor is located above the stone box. When burying, it is necessary to lift the ground floor and open the stone box from above for burial.

[0003] Since it is necessary to open the stone box from above, and the stele base and the tombstone cannot be moved after installation, the position of the stone box underground must not be on the same vertical plane as the stele base. Therefore, the space under the stele base is an unusable space, resulting in waste of land resources. In addition, since the material of the ground floor is natural stone and has a large weight, it is difficult to lift the ground floor manually, which affects the burial process. Utility Model Content

[0004] The present disclosure provides the following technical solutions to solve the deficiencies of the prior art:

[0005] A tomb structure for land conservation, comprising:

[0006] A first stele base, which is arranged on the ground surface plane;

[0007] A first ground floor, which is arranged on the front side of the first stele base. The surface area of the ground occupied by the first stele base and the first ground floor together is the first placement area. A first stone box, which is arranged in the area corresponding to the first placement area below the ground surface plane. The opening direction of the first stone box is the same as the front-facing direction of the first stele base;

[0008] A second stele base, which is arranged opposite to the first stele base. A front tomb path is arranged between the first stele base and the second stele base;

[0009] A second ground floor is arranged on the front side of the second stele base. The surface area of the ground occupied by the second stele base and the second ground floor together is the second placement area;

[0010] A second stone box is arranged below the second placement area. The opening direction of the second stone box is arranged opposite to the opening direction of the first stone box.

[0011] Preferably, the front tomb path includes a tray and stone bricks. The tray has a downward extension depth, and the stone bricks are placed in the tray.

[0012] Preferably, holes for lifting the tray and draining water are arranged at the four corners of the bottom of the tray.

[0013] Preferably, two sub-stone boxes are placed in the first stone box, and a distance is arranged between the sub-stone boxes.

[0014] Preferably, two sub-stone boxes are placed in the second stone box, and a spacing is provided between the sub-stone boxes.

[0015] Preferably, a receiving portion for inhumation is provided below the tray.

[0016] Preferably, a base for supporting the tray is provided below the tray, and the base is simultaneously located within the receiving portion.

[0017] After adopting the above structure, compared with the prior art, the following advantages are achieved:

[0018] The area below the tomb base is fully utilized. Meanwhile, the tomb layout is changed, combining the lateral inhumation method and the tomb area layout with the tombstones facing back to back, so as to achieve the best effect of saving land, reduce the difficulty of inhumation, and reduce resource waste. Description of the Drawings

[0019] Figure 1 It is a top view of the present disclosure.

[0020] Figure 2 It is one of the sectional views of the present disclosure.

[0021] Figure 3 It is the second sectional view of the present disclosure. Detailed Embodiment

[0022] As Figures 1 - 3 shown, this embodiment includes a tomb base, a tombstone, a stone box, and a ground floor. Specifically, the first tomb base 4 and the second tomb base 5 are respectively arranged on the ground surface plane; the first tomb base 4 and the second tomb base 5 are arranged opposite to each other, and a tomb front walkway 3 is provided between the first tomb base 4 and the second tomb base 5. A first tombstone 1 is provided above the first tomb base 4, and a second tombstone 2 is provided above the second tomb base 5.

[0023] The tomb front walkway 3 includes a tray and stone bricks. The tray has a downward extension depth, and holes for lifting the tray and draining water are provided at the four corners of the bottom. The stone bricks are placed in the tray. Below the tray is a receiving portion 15 for inhumation. Meanwhile, the tray is supported by a base 16, and the base 16 is simultaneously located within the receiving portion 15.

[0024] Furthermore, the ground floor in this embodiment is divided into a first ground floor 6, which is arranged on the front side of the first tomb base 4. The surface area occupied by the first tomb base 4 and the first ground floor 6 together is the first placement area. A second ground floor 7 is arranged on the front side of the second tomb base 5. The surface area occupied by the second tomb base 5 and the second ground floor 7 together is the second placement area.

[0025] The stone box in this embodiment is divided into a first stone box 9, which is arranged in the area corresponding to the first placement area below the ground surface plane. The opening direction of the first stone box 9 is consistent with the front facing direction of the first tomb base 4.

[0026] A second stone box 8 is arranged below the second placement area, and the opening direction of the second stone box 8 is arranged opposite to the opening direction of the first stone box 9.

[0027] Such as Figure 3 As shown, the tomb path 3 in front of the tomb is composed of a tray and stone bricks, and is suspended on the foundation. The structure of the foundation part is a precast concrete slab 11 at the top layer, followed by a cement mortar leveling layer 12, a reinforced concrete ground beam 13, and a plain soil layer 14. The plain soil layer 14 needs to be tamped. Four corners of the bottom of the tray are provided with holes for lifting the tray. After lifting, the space below can be entered for burial.

[0028] The tombstones in the cemetery are set to face back to back, and are separated by the inter-tomb greening 10 in the middle. Vegetation such as hedges can be planted. Each corresponding position of the tomb path 3 in front of the tomb corresponds to two tombs, that is, the burial space under the path can be used for two tombs; the openings of the underground stone boxes of each tomb face the tomb path 3 in front of the tomb, that is, the openings of the first stone box 9 and the second stone box 8 both face the tomb path 3 in front of the tomb. Two sub-stone boxes are placed in the first stone box 9, and the distance between the sub-stone boxes is extremely small without affecting the use of the stone box, preferably 24 - 26 mm, and preferably 25 mm. Two sub-stone boxes are placed in the second stone box 8, and the distance between the sub-stone boxes is extremely small without affecting the use of the stone box, preferably 24 - 26 mm, and preferably 25 mm. The best land-saving effect is achieved in both the first stone box 9 and the second stone box 8.

[0029] As mentioned above, it is only the specific implementation manner of the present disclosure, but the protection scope of the present disclosure is not limited thereto. Any person skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed by the present disclosure can easily think of changes or substitutions, which should be covered within the protection scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, the protection scope of the present disclosure should be subject to the protection scope of the claimed rights.

Claims

1. A tomb land-saving structure, characterized in that: include: A first monument base (4), wherein the first monument base (4) is arranged on a ground surface plane; A first floor (6), wherein the first floor (6) is arranged in front of the first monument base (4), and the surface area jointly occupied by the first monument base (4) and the first floor (6) is a first placement area, A first stone box (9), the first stone box (9) being arranged in an area corresponding to the first placement area below the ground surface, and the opening direction of the first stone box (9) being consistent with the front direction of the first monument base (4); A second monument base (5), wherein the first monument base (4) and the second monument base (5) are arranged opposite to each other, and a tomb-front walkway (3) is arranged between the first monument base (4) and the second monument base (5); A second floor (7) is arranged in front of the second monument base (5), and the surface area jointly occupied by the second monument base (5) and the second floor (7) is a second placement area; A second stone box (8) is arranged below the second placement area, and the opening direction of the second stone box (8) is arranged opposite to the opening direction of the first stone box (9).

2. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: The tomb walkway (3) comprises a tray and stone bricks, wherein the tray has a depth extending downwards, and the stone bricks are placed in the tray.

3. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 2, characterized in that: The four corners of the bottom of the tray are provided with holes for lifting the tray and draining water.

4. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: Two sub-stone boxes are placed in the first stone box (9), and a distance is set between the sub-stone boxes.

5. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that: Two sub-stone boxes are placed in the second stone box (8), and a distance is set between the sub-stone boxes.

6. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 3, characterized in that: A accommodating portion (15) for burial is arranged below the tray.

7. A tomb ground-saving structure as claimed in claim 6, characterized in that: A base (16) for carrying the tray is arranged below the tray, and the base is simultaneously located in the accommodating portion (15).

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