Ceramic tableware capable of being combined and assembled

Abstract

The ceramic tableware capable of being combined and assembled comprises a base and a limiting annular groove, the limiting annular groove is formed in the surface of the base, a lifting handle is arranged outside the base, limiting T-shaped blocks are symmetrically arranged at the bottom end of the lifting handle, the limiting T-shaped blocks are connected with the limiting annular groove in a sliding mode, and the limiting T-shaped blocks are connected with the limiting annular groove in a sliding mode. Five groups of food boxes are arranged above the base at equal intervals, the food boxes in each group are adjacently and vertically arranged up and down, bearing columns are arranged at the bottom ends of the food boxes, the food boxes in each group are mutually connected through the bearing columns, straight T-shaped strips are symmetrically arranged on the inner wall of one side of each food box, and the straight T-shaped strips are arranged on the inner wall of the other side of each food box. And a plurality of groups of lower reinforcing ribs are arranged between the two groups of straight T-shaped strips. According to the multi-group assembled ceramic tableware, the multi-group assembled ceramic tableware can be conveniently assembled and used, the assembled dishes and tableware can be conveniently protected and transferred, and the safety of the dishes during transferring and the flexibility of tableware use are improved.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of ceramic tableware technology, specifically to a type of ceramic tableware that can be assembled and combined. Background Technology

[0002] Ceramic tableware refers to all man-made industrial products made from inorganic non-metallic minerals such as clay. It includes various products made from clay or clay-containing mixtures through mixing, shaping, and firing. Generally, ceramic tableware has a simple structure and limited function. However, as modern people's aesthetic standards continue to rise, their demands for food presentation are also increasing. Traditional ceramic tableware cannot be assembled to suit different usage scenarios. To improve this situation, a modular ceramic tableware design is proposed.

[0003] As disclosed in the authorization announcement number CN222397874U, a type of combinable ceramic tableware includes a tray with multiple ceramic dishes placed on the upper part of the tray. Two adjacent ceramic dishes are in contact with each other. Multiple T-shaped holes corresponding to the ceramic dishes are cut into the upper part of the tray. Positioning rods are movably inserted into the T-shaped holes. Moving magnetic plates are fixedly embedded in the middle of the lower part of the ceramic dishes. The moving magnetic plates correspond to the positioning rods. Protrusions are fixedly connected to both ends of the tray. A slot is cut into one of the protrusions. An insert plate is inserted into the slot. Multiple lifting grooves are cut into the lower part of the tray. The multiple lifting grooves correspond to the middle of multiple adjacent ceramic dishes.

[0004] Although it achieves the setting of positioning rods to temporarily limit multiple ceramic discs, when picked up, it can be used with the action of the insert plate to make the corresponding ceramic disc rise and separate from the other ceramic discs, so that its edge is exposed, making it easy for users to pick up accurately and not easy to slip and break.

[0005] However, this does not solve the problem that existing ceramic tableware is not convenient for multi-set assembly, nor does it facilitate the protective transport of assembled dishes and tableware, thus affecting the safety of dishes during transport and the flexibility of tableware use. Utility Model Content

[0006] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a modular ceramic tableware to solve the problems mentioned in the background art, such as the inconvenience of assembling multiple sets of ceramic tableware, the difficulty in protecting and transporting assembled dishes and tableware, and the impact on the safety of dishes during transportation and the flexibility of tableware use.

[0007] To achieve the above objectives, this utility model provides the following technical solution: a modular ceramic tableware, comprising a base and a limiting annular groove. The surface of the base is provided with the limiting annular groove, and the outside of the base is provided with a lifting handle. The bottom end of the lifting handle is symmetrically provided with limiting T-shaped blocks, and the limiting T-shaped blocks are slidably connected to the limiting annular groove. Five sets of food boxes are provided at equal intervals above the base, and each set of food boxes is arranged in an adjacent vertical arrangement, and in a vertical arrangement. The bottom end of each food box is provided with a support column, and each set of food boxes is connected to each other through the support column. Straight T-shaped strips are symmetrically provided on the inner wall of one side of each food box, and multiple sets of lower reinforcing ribs are provided between two sets of straight T-shaped strips, and the rounded corner diameter of the lower reinforcing ribs is 3mm. Multiple sets of upper reinforcing ribs are provided at equal intervals on the inner wall of the other side of each food box, and the rounded corner diameter of the upper reinforcing ribs is 4mm.

[0008] Preferably, the interior of each food box is provided with a tray, and the diameter of the tray is slightly smaller than the diameter of the food box.

[0009] Preferably, the bottom end of the tray is symmetrically provided with straight T-shaped strips, and the straight T-shaped strips are slidably connected to each other and are interference-fitted.

[0010] Preferably, the top of the tray is provided with multiple sets of plates, and the plates are designed in a crescent shape. The multiple sets of plates can be flexibly assembled. The plates are made of ceramic.

[0011] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are: the ceramic tableware not only realizes the convenient use of multiple sets of ceramic tableware, which facilitates the protective transportation of the assembled dishes and tableware, but also improves the safety of the dishes during transportation and the flexibility of tableware use.

[0012] Place multiple sets of plates sequentially on the tray. Because the plates are crescent-shaped, they can be assembled into a petal shape. Place food on the plates, or use them individually. This allows for the use of the combinable ceramic tableware. Once the plates are assembled on the tray, remove the tray. The tray will move the straight T-shaped strip, aligning it with the inner straight T-shaped strip. Move the tray, and the tray will cause the straight T-shaped strip to slide inside the inner straight T-shaped strip, securing it within the inner straight T-shaped strip. Because the straight T-shaped strips have an interference fit, the tray is securely fixed inside the food container, preventing it from sliding out. Once the tray is inside the food container, the weight of the container increases; the supporting columns will balance this weight. The food container is supported by upper and lower reinforcing ribs to strengthen its structure and prevent deformation. After placing multiple trays inside the food container, pulling the handle moves the base, food container, trays, plates, and dishes to the table for easy transfer. To avoid interfering with serving, if the handle interferes with the tray, rotate it to move the T-shaped block within the annular groove, adjusting the handle's position and allowing the corresponding tray to be removed. This system enables convenient multi-set assembly of ceramic tableware, facilitating the safe transport of assembled dishes and tableware, improving both the safety of the food during transport and the flexibility of tableware use. Attached Figure Description

[0013] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the present invention;

[0014] Figure 2 This is a three-dimensional exploded view of the base and lifting handle of this utility model;

[0015] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the food box of this utility model;

[0016] Figure 4 The diagram shows the top and bottom cross-sectional views of the food box of this utility model.

[0017] Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the tray of this utility model;

[0018] Figure 6 This is a three-dimensional structural diagram of the plate of this utility model.

[0019] In the diagram: 1. Base; 2. Food container; 3. Tray; 4. Lifting handle; 5. Limiting annular groove; 6. Limiting T-block; 7. Straight T-strip; 8. Support column; 9. Upper reinforcing rib; 10. Lower reinforcing rib; 11. Straight T-strip; 12. Dinner plate. Detailed Implementation

[0020] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. All other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art based on the embodiments of the present utility model without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present utility model.

[0021] Please see Figure 1-6 This utility model provides an embodiment of a modular ceramic tableware, comprising a base 1 and a limiting annular groove 5. The surface of the base 1 is provided with the limiting annular groove 5, and the outside of the base 1 is provided with a lifting handle 4. The bottom end of the lifting handle 4 is symmetrically provided with limiting T-shaped blocks 6, and the limiting T-shaped blocks 6 are slidably connected to the limiting annular groove 5. Five sets of food boxes 2 are provided at equal intervals above the base 1, and each set of food boxes 2 is arranged in an adjacent vertical arrangement, and is arranged vertically. The bottom end of each food box 2 is provided with a support column 8, and each set of food boxes 2 is connected to each other through the support column 8. Straight T-shaped strips 7 are symmetrically provided on the inner wall of one side of each food box 2, and multiple sets of lower reinforcing ribs 10 are provided between two sets of straight T-shaped strips 7, and the rounded corner diameter of the lower reinforcing ribs 10 is 3mm. Multiple sets of upper reinforcing ribs 9 are provided at equal intervals on the inner wall of the other side of each food box 2, and the rounded corner diameter of the upper reinforcing ribs 9 is 4mm.

[0022] The inside of each food box 2 is equipped with a tray 3, and the diameter of the tray 3 is slightly smaller than the diameter of the food box 2;

[0023] The bottom end of the tray 3 is symmetrically provided with straight T-shaped bars 11, and the straight T-shaped bars 11 and straight T-shaped bars 7 are slidably connected, and the straight T-shaped bars 11 and straight T-shaped bars 7 are interference fit;

[0024] The tray 3 has multiple sets of plates 12 on its top, and the plates 12 are designed in a crescent shape. The multiple sets of plates 12 can be flexibly assembled. The plates 12 are made of ceramic.

[0025] Multiple sets of plates 12 are placed sequentially on tray 3. Because plates 12 are crescent-shaped, they can be assembled into a petal shape. Food is placed on the plates 12, and each plate can also be used individually, thus completing the use of the combinable ceramic tableware. After the plates 12 are assembled on tray 3, tray 3 is removed, and the tray 3 moves the straight T-shaped strip 11, aligning it with the straight T-shaped strip 7. Tray 3 is then moved, causing the straight T-shaped strip 11 to slide inside the straight T-shaped strip 7, thus securing it within the straight T-shaped strip 7. Because the straight T-shaped strip 11 and the straight T-shaped strip 7 have an interference fit, tray 3 is securely fixed inside the food container 2, preventing it from sliding out. When tray 3 enters the food container 2, the weight of the food container 2 increases, requiring additional support. The column 8 supports the weight of this part, while the upper reinforcing rib 9 and the lower reinforcing rib 10 strengthen the structural strength of the food box 2 to prevent deformation. After placing multiple trays 3 in the food box 2 in sequence, pull the handle 4 to move the base 1, food box 2, trays 3, plates 12 and dishes to the table to complete the transfer of dishes. In order not to affect the serving of dishes, if the handle 4 interferes with the tray 3 that needs to be served, the handle 4 can be rotated. The handle 4 will drive the limiting T-shaped block 6 to slide inside the limiting annular groove 5 to adjust the position of the handle 4, thereby pulling out the corresponding tray 3. This realizes the convenient use of multiple sets of ceramic tableware, facilitates the protective transfer of assembled dishes and tableware, and improves the safety of dishes during transfer and the flexibility of tableware use.

[0026] Working principle: Multiple sets of plates 12 are placed sequentially on tray 3. Because plates 12 are crescent-shaped, they can be assembled into a petal shape. Food is placed on the plates 12, and each plate can also be used individually, thus completing the use of this combinable ceramic tableware. After the plates 12 are assembled on tray 3, tray 3 is removed, causing the straight T-shaped strip 11 to move. The straight T-shaped strip 11 is aligned with the straight T-shaped strip 7. Moving tray 3 causes the straight T-shaped strip 11 to slide inside the straight T-shaped strip 7, thus limiting its installation within the straight T-shaped strip 7. Because the straight T-shaped strip 11 and the straight T-shaped strip 7 have an interference fit, tray 3 is securely fixed inside the food container 2, preventing it from sliding out. After the tray 3 enters the food container 2, the weight of the food container 2 increases. This weight is supported by the supporting column 8, while the upper reinforcing rib 9 and the lower reinforcing rib 10 strengthen the structural strength of the food container 2 to prevent deformation. After placing multiple trays 3 into the food container 2 in sequence, pull the handle 4. The handle 4 will then move the base 1, food container 2, tray 3, plate 12, and dishes to the dining table to complete the transfer of dishes. In order not to affect the serving of dishes, if the handle 4 interferes with the tray 3 that needs to be served, the handle 4 can be rotated. The handle 4 will cause the limiting T-shaped block 6 to slide inside the limiting annular groove 5 to rotate and adjust the position of the handle 4, thereby pulling out the corresponding tray 3. The above is the complete usage of the modular ceramic tableware.

Claims

1. A modular ceramic tableware set, comprising a base (1) and a limiting annular groove (5), characterized in that: The base (1) has a limiting annular groove (5) on its surface. The base (1) has a lifting handle (4) on its exterior. The bottom of the lifting handle (4) is symmetrically provided with limiting T-shaped blocks (6), and the limiting T-shaped blocks (6) are slidably connected to the limiting annular groove (5). Five sets of food boxes (2) are provided at equal intervals above the base (1). Each set of food boxes (2) is arranged in an adjacent vertical arrangement, and is arranged vertically. The bottom of each food box (2) is... Each food box (2) is provided with a support column (8) and each set of food boxes (2) is connected to each other through the support column (8). Straight T-shaped strips (7) are symmetrically arranged on the inner wall of one side of each food box (2), and multiple sets of lower reinforcing ribs (10) are arranged between the two sets of straight T-shaped strips (7). The rounded corner diameter of the lower reinforcing ribs (10) is 3mm. Multiple sets of upper reinforcing ribs (9) are arranged at equal intervals on the inner wall of the other side of each food box (2), and the rounded corner diameter of the upper reinforcing ribs (9) is 4mm.

2. The modular ceramic tableware according to claim 1, characterized in that: The food box (2) is equipped with a tray (3) inside, and the diameter of the tray (3) is slightly smaller than the diameter of the food box (2).

3. The modular ceramic tableware according to claim 2, characterized in that: The bottom end of the tray (3) is symmetrically provided with straight T-shaped strips (11), and the straight T-shaped strips (11) and the straight T-shaped strips (7) are slidably connected, and the straight T-shaped strips (11) and the straight T-shaped strips (7) are interference fit.

4. The modular ceramic tableware according to claim 2, characterized in that: The tray (3) has multiple sets of plates (12) on its top, and the plates (12) are designed in a crescent shape. The multiple sets of plates (12) can be flexibly assembled. The plates (12) are made of ceramic.

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