A type of anti-theft fence and anti-fall flower pot, and an anti-fall flower pot

Abstract

This utility model provides two types of flowerpots that address the safety hazard of flowerpots extending beyond security bars on fences from falling from heights. One type of flowerpot, designed to prevent falling from security bars, comprises a pot body including, but not limited to, a bottom, a rear wall, and a protrusion that together form a planting chamber. The pot body also includes a baffle connected to the rear side of the protrusion, with the protrusion and baffle alternating side-by-side. During planting, the protrusion extends beyond the security bars until the baffle is stopped by a vertical bar, preventing it from completely detaching from the fence, thus eliminating the safety hazard of the flowerpot falling from heights. Because most of it extends outdoors during use, it frees up indoor space, allowing plants to better absorb sunlight and promote growth. The other type of flowerpot, with a baffle having the same principle and function, also eliminates the safety hazard of falling from heights during planting. The lower part of the fence's water-retaining side panel is utilized, freeing up ground space for movement, and allowing plants to better absorb sunlight and promote growth.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of flower pots, specifically two types of anti-fall flower pots. Background Technology

[0002] Nowadays, most people live in multi-story high-rise buildings, and balconies and windows are generally equipped with security bars and burglar bars. In order to free up limited indoor space and allow plants to absorb more sunlight, people have begun to move indoor potted plants to the security bars and extend them outdoors. However, this has resulted in flower pots falling from heights from time to time.

[0003] For example, utility model patent application number 2017203778911 states that hanging plants outside guardrails and security grilles can easily cause them to fall from heights due to strong winds.

[0004] For example, the utility model patent with application number 2023229041733 uses two flower pots that are joined together by inserts and slots to be used as a pair. This assembly structure is prone to falling from a height due to human error or strong winds. In addition, the width of each individual piece is smaller than the width of the guardrail anti-theft net, which also poses a safety hazard of accidental falling from a height during the installation process.

[0005] In addition, people currently leave the flat surface of the water-blocking edge of the guardrail unused and place potted plants on the ground next to the water-blocking edge, occupying the activity space. This is because if existing flower pots are placed on the water-blocking edge for planting, the flower pots are very likely to slide off and fall from a height. Utility Model Content

[0006] This utility model aims to solve at least one of the technical problems existing in the prior art. To this end, this utility model provides a "stop" as a specific technical feature belonging to a general inventive concept, which solves the safety hazard of flower pots planted on guardrails and anti-theft nets falling from heights, and another type of anti-fall flower pot.

[0007] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this utility model provides a protective anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot, comprising a flowerpot body including, but not limited to, a bottom, a rear wall, and a protrusion, which together enclose a planting chamber. The flowerpot body also includes a baffle connected to the rear end of the protrusion. The protrusion and the baffle are arranged side-by-side, alternating left and right, with at least one protrusion sandwiched between two baffles, or at least one baffle sandwiched between two protrusions, forming a central recess. The baffle within the recess is the inner baffle, and the baffle outside the recess is the outer baffle. The overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body is located in the protrusion portion.

[0008] This utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flower pot can also be configured with the following dimensions according to the specific specifications of the guardrail or anti-theft net: the width L at the widest point in the left-right direction of the protrusion is greater than 1 / 2L1 and less than L1, where L1 is the net distance between adjacent vertical bars of the guardrail or anti-theft net; the maximum horizontal width W2 from the top of the junction of the outer stop and the protrusion to the other side of the same outer stop in the left-right direction is greater than L1-L and less than 3D, where D is the diameter D of the vertical bar; the net distance W1 between two protrusions connected to the same concave part is greater than [(L1-L)×(N-2)+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1) and less than [(L1-L)×N+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1), where N is the total number of protrusions.

[0009] When used for planting, the protruding part extends outdoors from the gap in the security netting until it is stopped by the vertical bar of the security netting. This prevents the flowerpot from completely detaching from the security netting and falling from a height, ensuring the flowerpot is safely placed on the horizontal or diagonal bars of the security netting. This completely solves the safety hazard of flowerpots extending beyond the security netting in existing technologies, which pose a risk of falling from a height. Because most of the planted flowers and trees extend outdoors, this invention allows for better light absorption, promoting growth and freeing up indoor space. Especially for windows with flush-mounted security netting, using this invention's anti-fall flowerpot not only beautifies the window but also prevents noise from opening and closing, solving the problem of insufficient space between the window and the security netting for planting potted plants.

[0010] Preferably, the anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot of the guardrail includes a flowerpot body, which includes a bottom, a rear wall, a protrusion, and two baffles connected to the rear ends of the protrusion. These two baffles are two outer baffles; the bottom includes the bottom of the protrusion; the rear wall is a straight plate. The two sides of the rear wall connect to the rear ends of the two side walls of the protrusion and, together with the bottom, form the planting chamber of the flowerpot body. The bottom is horizontally level (horizontally level is relative to horizontal tilting and is unrelated to concavity, convexity, or flatness). The overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body is located in the protrusion.

[0011] Preferably, the flowerpot body, which has at least two protrusions sandwiched between a stop, has all its protrusions arranged horizontally side by side, and the horizontally arranged flowerpot body is adapted to be used on the crossbar of the guardrail anti-theft net.

[0012] Preferably, the flowerpot body, which has at least two protrusions sandwiching a stop, has all its protrusions arranged in a stepped manner with varying heights and orientations, and the flowerpot body arranged in a stepped manner with varying heights and orientations is suitable for use on the diagonal bars of the guardrail anti-theft net.

[0013] Furthermore, the pot bottom includes an anti-backswing structure located below and in front of the baffle. This anti-backswing structure is either a left-right oriented groove located at the rear of the bottom of the protrusion, or a protrusion extending downward from the bottom of the protrusion, or an inclined surface sloping downward from back to front at the bottom of the protrusion. When the flowerpot is placed on the security fence, the anti-backswing structure abuts against the front wall of the horizontal or diagonal bar, preventing the flowerpot from swaying backward due to its overall center of gravity being outside the security fence, thus making the flowerpot more stable on the security fence.

[0014] This utility model also provides another anti-fall flowerpot belonging to a general inventive concept. The anti-fall flowerpot includes a pot body, which includes a pot bottom and pot walls. The pot walls include a rim and a rear wall. The pot bottom and pot walls together form the planting chamber of the flowerpot body. The flowerpot body also includes a baffle extending upwards from the rim or downwards from the pot bottom. This baffle is located at the rear of the rim or pot bottom, so that the overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body is positioned in front of the baffle.

[0015] Optionally, the flowerpot body can also be configured with the following dimensions according to the specific specifications of the railing: the height from the bottom of the pot to the edge of the pot rim is less than the clearance height at the bottom of the railing, and the overall height of the flowerpot body, including the flat strip-shaped vertical bars, is greater than the clearance height at the bottom of the railing.

[0016] When used for planting, the front end of the flowerpot extends outdoors from the opening at the bottom of the railing until it is stopped by the water-retaining edge or the railing itself. This prevents the flowerpot from completely detaching from the railing and falling from a height, ensuring its safe placement on the water-retaining edge at the bottom of the railing. This completely solves the safety hazard of flowerpots extending beyond the railing's anti-theft netting in existing technologies, which pose a risk of falling from a height. Furthermore, because this new anti-fall flowerpot extends outdoors from the bottom of the railing and is placed on the water-retaining edge, the planted flowers and trees can better absorb sunlight, promoting growth, while also freeing up indoor floor space.

[0017] Preferably, the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model can also be configured with the following height requirements according to the specific specifications of the guardrail: the height from the bottom of the pot to the edge of the pot mouth is less than the lower clearance height of the guardrail, and the overall height of the flowerpot body including the baffle is greater than the lower clearance height of the guardrail.

[0018] Optionally, the connection between the rim of the basin and the baffle is an integrally formed connection.

[0019] Optionally, the connection between the basin bottom and the baffle can be an integral molding connection, or a hinged rotating connection, or a plug-in structure for detachable connection.

[0020] Preferably, the connection between the basin bottom and the stop is a hinged rotatable connection: a hinge is provided at the connection between the basin bottom and the stop. When the stop is to be retracted, the stop rotates forward and upward around the hinge axis and abuts against the basin bottom; when it is to be opened, the stop rotates downward around the hinge axis until it is vertically downward, which is the maximum rotation angle. At this time, the upper edge of the stop abuts against the basin bottom and cannot continue to rotate to open to a larger angle.

[0021] This novel anti-fall flowerpot, equipped with the aforementioned hinged rotatable connection, allows the stop to be folded up and used as a regular flowerpot for planting, thus fulfilling its functional purpose. Furthermore, folding up the stop reduces the packaging volume during transportation, saving on packaging and shipping costs.

[0022] Preferably, the connection between the basin bottom and the baffle is a detachable plug-in structure: a slot is provided on the basin bottom that matches the size of the upper part of the baffle, and a stop block exceeding the size of the slot is provided on the top of the baffle. During connection, the baffle is inserted into the slot from top to bottom until it is stopped by the stop block.

[0023] Preferably, the connection between the basin bottom and the baffle is a detachable plug-in structure: a baffle screw hole is provided on the upper part of the baffle, and a blind slot adapted to the size of the upper part of the baffle is provided on the basin bottom, with a blind slot screw hole corresponding to the baffle screw hole on the blind slot. During connection, the upper part of the baffle is inserted into the blind slot from bottom to top, and then screws are screwed into the blind slot screw hole and the baffle screw hole to fix the baffle on the basin bottom.

[0024] This novel anti-fall flowerpot, featuring a detachable plug-in structure, allows the retaining section to be folded up and used as a regular flowerpot, offering multiple uses. Furthermore, folding up the retaining section reduces packaging volume during transport, saving on packaging and transportation costs.

[0025] Preferably, the retaining part is provided with fixing holes. In addition to being used for planting on the water-retaining edge of the lower part of the railing, the anti-fall flowerpot with fixing holes on the retaining part can also be used for planting on the wall surface. When used on the wall surface, place the anti-fall flowerpot on the wall surface, with the retaining part against the back wall, and drill screw holes in the back wall surface corresponding to the fixing holes. Then, pass screws through the fixing holes and screw them in to firmly fix the anti-fall flowerpot on the wall surface, preventing it from slipping outwards and falling. Attached Figure Description

[0026] The specific embodiments of these two utility models will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0027] Figure 1 a is a schematic diagram of the first embodiment of the guardrail anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0028] Figure 1b is a schematic diagram of the second embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0029] Figure 2 a is a schematic diagram of the third embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0030] Figure 2 b is a schematic diagram of the fourth embodiment of the guardrail anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0031] Figure 3 a is a schematic diagram of the fifth embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0032] Figure 3 b is a schematic diagram of the sixth embodiment of the protective fence, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0033] Figure 4 a is a schematic diagram of the seventh embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0034] Figure 4 b is a schematic diagram of the eighth embodiment of the guardrail anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0035] Figure 5 a is a schematic diagram of the ninth embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0036] Figure 5 b is a schematic diagram of the tenth embodiment of the anti-theft net and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0037] Figure 6 a is a schematic diagram of the eleventh embodiment of the guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flower pot of this utility model.

[0038] Figure 6 b is a schematic diagram of the twelfth embodiment of the present utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flower pot.

[0039] Figure 7 a is a schematic diagram of the first embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model.

[0040] Figure 7 b is a schematic diagram of the second embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model.

[0041] Figure 8 a is a schematic diagram of the third embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model.

[0042] Figure 8 b is a schematic diagram of the fourth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model.

[0043] Figure 9 a, Figure 9 b is a schematic diagram of the fifth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model, wherein... Figure 9 a is a diagram showing the open state of the baffle 14. Figure 9 b shows the retracted state of the baffle 14.

[0044] Figure 10 a, Figure 10 b is a schematic diagram of the sixth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model, wherein... Figure 10 b is a schematic diagram of the component disassembly.

[0045] Figure 11 a, Figure 11 b is a schematic diagram of the seventh embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model, wherein... Figure 11 b is a schematic diagram of the component disassembly.

[0046] Reference numerals: 1. Flowerpot body; 10. Pot rim lip; 11. Pot bottom; 11. Groove; 111. Protrusion; 112. Sloping surface; 113. Rear wall; 12. Convex part; 13. Stop; 14. Inner stop; 141. Outer stop; 142. Flat strip-shaped vertical bar; 143. Upper edge; 1431. Stop screw hole; 1432. Stop block; 1433. Plate-shaped block; 144. Pouring portion; 15. Recess; 16. Fixing hole; 17. Hinge; 18. Hinge shaft; 181. Slot; 19. Through groove; 191. Blind groove; 192. Slot screw hole; 1921. Screw; 20. Detailed Implementation

[0047] The embodiments described below with reference to the accompanying drawings are exemplary and are only used to explain the present invention, and should not be construed as limiting the present invention.

[0048] In this invention, the orientation is determined using the rear wall 12 as the base point. First, the area where the rear wall 12 is located is designated as "rear," and the area opposite the rear wall 12 is designated as "front." Then, using the rear wall 12 as a reference point, the left side of the rear wall 12 is designated as "left," the right side as "right," the top as "up," and the bottom as "down." When using this invention for planting in flowerpots, the orientation of railings, security grilles, or walls is described. The outward-facing side of the railing, security grille, or wall relative to the building is designated as "front," and the inward-facing side is designated as "rear," which is consistent with the orientation description of the flowerpot in this invention.

[0049] To better understand this utility model, this application describes a flowerpot mounting railing or anti-theft net, which includes vertical bars, horizontal bars, and / or diagonal bars. The railing or anti-theft net structure consists of multiple vertical bars arranged side-by-side and evenly distributed, connected by horizontal bars and / or diagonal bars. Some railings also include a water-blocking edge. The diameter of the vertical bars is D, and the net distance between adjacent vertical bars is L1. However, these descriptions are not components of the flowerpots described in these two utility models; they are merely used as references to facilitate understanding of this utility model and should not be construed as limiting the scope of these two utility models.

[0050] Figure 1This illustration shows a first embodiment of the anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. The anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot includes a flowerpot body 1, which includes a bottom 11, a rear wall 12, a protrusion 13, and two baffles 14 connected to the rear ends of the protrusion 13. The two baffles 14 are two outer baffles 142; the bottom 11 includes the bottom of the protrusion 13; the rear wall 12 is a straight plate. The two sides of the rear wall 12 connect to the rear ends of the two sides of the protrusion 13 and, together with the bottom 11, form the planting chamber of the flowerpot body 1. The bottom 11 is horizontally level (horizontally level relative to horizontal tilting, and is unrelated to concavity, convexity, flatness, etc.). The overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body 1 is located in the protrusion 13 portion.

[0051] In this embodiment, the guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flower pot can also be configured with the following dimensions according to the specific specifications of the guardrail or anti-theft net: the width L at the widest point of the protrusion 13 in the left-right direction is greater than 1 / 2L1 and less than L1, where L1 is the net distance between adjacent vertical bars of the guardrail or anti-theft net; the maximum horizontal width W2 from the top of the junction of the outer stop 142 and the protrusion 13 to the other side of the same outer stop 142 in the left-right direction is greater than L1-L and less than 3D, where D is the diameter of the vertical bar.

[0052] When used for planting, the protrusion 13 extends outdoors from the gap in the railing or security grille until the outer stop 142 is blocked by the vertical bar of the railing or security grille. This prevents the flowerpot 1 from completely detaching from the railing or security grille and falling from a height, ensuring the flowerpot is safely placed on the horizontal bar of the railing or security grille. This completely solves the safety hazard of flowerpots extending beyond the railing or security grille in existing technologies, which pose a risk of falling from a height. Because most of the planted flowerpot extends outdoors, it allows the planted trees to better absorb sunlight, promoting growth and freeing up indoor space. Especially for windows with security grilles on the exterior walls, using this new type of flowerpot not only beautifies the window but also prevents noise from opening and closing, solving the problem of insufficient space between the window and the security grille for planting potted plants.

[0053] Figure 1 b illustrates a second embodiment of the present invention: a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flowerpot. (Compared to...) Figure 1 The main difference in the first embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the rear wall 12 is not a straight plate, but a C-shape. The C-shaped rear wall 12 includes a portion of the planting chamber that serves as the pouring section 15, and ensures that the center of gravity of the flowerpot after installation remains on the convex portion 13.

[0054] The watering section 15 makes it easier for the planting chamber to receive water and fertilizer, solving the problem of being blocked by railings or anti-theft nets when watering the flower pots. Other beneficial effects of this utility model are the same as those of the first utility model.

[0055] Figure 2 This illustration shows a third embodiment of the utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flowerpot. (Compared to...) Figure 1 The main difference in the second embodiment of this utility model shown in b is that the two sides of the C-shaped rear wall 12 are not connected to the two rear sides of the protrusion 13, but are connected to the outer baffles 142 on both sides, so that the center of gravity of the flowerpot after installation is still in the protrusion 13.

[0056] This design increases the strength of the outer baffle 142, making the flowerpot more durable. Other beneficial effects of this utility model are the same as those of the second embodiment of this utility model.

[0057] Figure 2 b illustrates a fourth embodiment of this utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flowerpot. (Compared to...) Figure 2 The main difference in the third embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the bottom of the basin 11 is not set horizontally, but tilted horizontally.

[0058] This utility model is suitable for use on railings or security grilles with diagonal bars (such as stair railings). The other beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the third embodiment of this utility model.

[0059] Figure 3 This illustrates a fifth embodiment of the utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-falling flower pot. (Compared to...) Figure 2 The main difference in the third embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the pot bottom 11 in this embodiment is also provided with an anti-backward swing structure. This anti-backward swing structure prevents the flowerpot from losing balance in front of the guardrail or anti-theft net during use, thus preventing the pot bottom 11 from sliding backward on the horizontal or diagonal bar and causing the lower part of the flowerpot to swing backward, making the flowerpot more stable when placed and used. Specifically, the anti-backward swing structure in this embodiment is a groove 111 with a horizontally parallel orientation located at the rear of the bottom of the protrusion 13 on the pot bottom 11.

[0060] When used for planting, the groove 111 fits onto the horizontal bar of the railing or security screen, preventing the flowerpot from losing its balance in front of the railing or security screen and causing the bottom 11 of the pot to slide backward on the horizontal bar, thus making the lower part of the flowerpot tilt backward and making the flowerpot more stable when placed and used. Other beneficial effects produced by this embodiment are the same as those produced by the third embodiment of this utility model.

[0061] Figure 3 b illustrates the sixth embodiment of this utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flowerpot. (Compared to...) Figure 3 The main difference in the fifth embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the groove 111 is not set horizontally in the left and right direction, but is set at different heights in the left and right direction.

[0062] This utility model is suitable for use on railings or security grilles with diagonal braces (such as stair railings). The other beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the fifth embodiment of this utility model.

[0063] Figure 4 This illustration shows the seventh embodiment of the utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-falling flower pot. (Compared to...) Figure 3 The main difference in the fifth embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the anti-backward swing structure is not a groove 111, but an inclined surface 113 that slopes from back to front and downward at the bottom of the protrusion 13.

[0064] When used for planting, the inclined surface 113 abuts against the horizontal bar of the guardrail or security grille. The beneficial effects produced by this embodiment of the utility model are the same as those produced by the fifth embodiment of this utility model.

[0065] Figure 4 b illustrates the eighth embodiment of this utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-falling flower pot. (Compared to...) Figure 3 The main difference in the fifth embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the anti-backward swing structure is not a groove 111, but a protrusion 112 that extends downward from the bottom of the protrusion 13 on the bottom of the basin 11.

[0066] When used for planting, the protrusion 112 abuts against the horizontal bar of the guardrail or security grille. The beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the fifth embodiment of this utility model.

[0067] Figure 5 This illustration shows a ninth embodiment of the anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. The anti-theft and anti-fall flowerpot includes a flowerpot body 1, which includes a bottom 11, a rear wall 12, two protrusions 13, and a baffle 14. The bottom 11 includes the bottom of the protrusions 13. The rear wall 12 is a straight plate, and the baffle 14 is an inner baffle 141. The two protrusions 13 are connected side-by-side to the rear ends of the side walls of the protrusions 13 via the inner baffle 141, forming a central recess 16. The straight rear wall 12 connects to the rear ends of the two protrusions 13 and, together with the bottom 11, surrounds the flowerpot body 1 to form two planting chambers.

[0068] The recess 16 can also be configured with the following dimensions according to the specific specifications of the railing or security net: the net distance W1 between two protrusions (13) connected to the same recess 16 is greater than [(L1-L)×(N-2)+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1) and less than [(L1-L)×N+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1). Wherein, L is the width of the widest part of the protrusion 13 in the left-right direction, L1 is the net distance between adjacent vertical bars of the railing or security net, D is the diameter of the vertical bar, and N is the total number of protrusions 13.

[0069] When used for planting, the recessed part 16 allows the larger flowerpot 1 to extend mostly outdoors, avoiding the obstruction of the vertical bars of the railing or security net, until the inner part 141 is stopped by the vertical bar. This prevents the flowerpot 1 from completely detaching from the railing or security net and falling, thus solving the safety hazard of flowerpots extending from railings or security nets in existing technologies that could fall from heights. Because the flowerpots in this utility model extend mostly outdoors, the planted flowers and trees can better absorb sunlight, promoting their growth, while also freeing up indoor space. Especially for windows with security nets installed on the exterior walls, using this utility model's anti-fall flowerpots for planting flowers and trees, where most of the plant extends outside the security net, not only beautifies the window but also avoids the noise of opening and closing, solving the problem of insufficient space between the window and the security net for planting potted plants.

[0070] Figure 5 b illustrates the tenth embodiment of this utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-falling flower pot. (Compared to...) Figure 5 The main difference in the ninth embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the rear wall 12 is not a straight plate but a C-shape connected to the rear ends of the two side walls of the two protrusions 13 away from the inner baffle 141. The C-shaped rear wall 12 includes a portion of the planting chamber as the water receiving part 15, and ensures that the center of gravity of the flowerpot after installation is still in the part of the protrusions 13.

[0071] The watering section 15 makes it easier for the planting chamber to receive water and fertilizer, solving the problem of being blocked by railings or anti-theft nets when watering the flower pots. Other beneficial effects of this utility model are the same as those of the ninth embodiment of this utility model.

[0072] Figure 6 This illustrates the eleventh embodiment of the utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-fall flowerpot. (Compared to...) Figure 5 The main difference in the tenth embodiment of this utility model shown in b is that: a stop 14 is also provided on the outer side of the two side walls of the two protrusions 13 away from the inner stop 141, and the stop 14 is an outer stop 142; the two sides of the C-shaped rear wall 12 are not connected to the rear end of the protrusion 13, but are connected to the outer side of the two outer stops 142, so that the center of gravity of the flower pot after installation is still in the protrusion 13.

[0073] The outer baffle 142 makes the flowerpot structure of this embodiment more robust and stable to place and use. Other beneficial effects of this embodiment are the same as those of the tenth embodiment of this utility model.

[0074] Figure 6 b illustrates the twelfth embodiment of this utility model of a guardrail, anti-theft net, and anti-falling flower pot. (Compared to...) Figure 6The main difference in the eleventh embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the two protrusions 13 are not arranged side by side with the left and right sides being level, but are arranged side by side with the left and right sides being high and low in a stepped shape.

[0075] This utility model is suitable for use on railings or security grilles with diagonal braces (such as stair railings). Other beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the eleventh embodiment of this utility model.

[0076] Figure 7 This illustration shows a first embodiment of a fall-proof flowerpot, as described in the second utility model of this application. The fall-proof flowerpot includes a flowerpot body 1, which comprises a pot bottom 11, pot walls, and a baffle 14. The pot walls include a lip 10 at the pot opening and a rear wall 12. The pot bottom 11 and the pot walls together form a planting chamber within the flowerpot body 1. The baffle 14 consists of two parallel, flat, vertical strips 143 extending downwards from the rear edge of the pot bottom 11, integrally formed and connected to the pot bottom 11.

[0077] The flowerpot body 1 can also be configured with the following dimensions according to the specific specifications of the railing: the height from the bottom 11 of the pot to the edge lip 10 of the pot is less than the height of the lower part of the railing, and the overall height of the flowerpot body 1 including the flat strip vertical strip 143 is greater than the height of the lower part of the railing.

[0078] When in use, the front part of the flowerpot body 1 extends outward from the open space at the bottom of the railing until it stops the flat strip-shaped vertical bar 143 on the back wall of the water-blocking edge, so that the flowerpot body 1 can be placed on the water-blocking edge and cannot continue to slide outward. This solves the problem that flowerpots used for planting on the water-blocking edge at the bottom of the railing are easy to slide outward and fall off, and are not suitable for planting on the water-blocking edge at the bottom of the railing. It also solves the problem that ordinary flowerpots placed on the ground inside the water-blocking edge occupy people's limited activity space, and is also conducive to better absorption of light and growth of flowers and trees.

[0079] Figure 7 b illustrates a second embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. (Compared to...) Figure 7 The main difference in the first embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the flat strip 143 is not set at the bottom of the basin 11, but is integrally formed with the rear part of the edge lip of the basin and set upward.

[0080] In use, the front part of the flowerpot 1 extends outward from the opening at the bottom of the guardrail until the flat strip 143 is stopped by the horizontal bar, preventing the flowerpot 1 from sliding further outward. The beneficial effects produced by this invention are the same as those produced by the first embodiment of this invention.

[0081] Figure 8 a shows a third embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. Figure 7The main difference in the first embodiment of this utility model shown in a is that the stop 14 is not a flat strip 143, but a plate-like block 144 arranged in a left-right direction. The beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the first embodiment of this utility model.

[0082] Figure 8 b illustrates a fourth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. Figure 7 Based on the first embodiment of this utility model shown in a, a fixing hole 17 is provided on the flat strip 143.

[0083] In addition to being used for planting on the water-retaining edge of the lower part of the guardrail, the anti-fall flower pot of this embodiment can also be used for planting on the wall surface. When used on the wall surface, place the anti-fall flower pot on the wall surface, so that the flat strip-shaped vertical strip 143 is close to the back wall of the wall, and drill screw holes on the back wall of the wall at the positions corresponding to the fixing holes 17. Then, pass the screws through the fixing holes 17 and screw them into the screw holes to firmly fix the anti-fall flower pot on the wall surface for planting, so that it will not slip outward and fall. Other beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the first embodiment of this utility model.

[0084] Figure 9 a and 9b illustrate a fifth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. (and) Figure 7 The main difference in the first embodiment of this utility model shown in Figure a is that the flat strip 143 and the basin bottom 11 are not integrally formed and connected, but are rotatably connected by a hinge 18. The hinge 18 includes a hinge shaft 181, and the flat strip 143 includes an upper edge 1431 located at the upper part of the flat strip 143. The rotatable connection process is as follows: when the flat strip 143 is to be retracted, the flat strip 143 rotates towards the basin bottom 11 about the hinge shaft 181 of the hinge 18 and abuts against the basin bottom 11, as shown in Figure a. Figure 9 As shown in b; to open, the flat strip 143 rotates downwards about the hinge axis 181 of the hinge 18 until it reaches its maximum vertical opening angle. At this point, the upper edge 1431 of the flat strip 143 abuts against the bottom of the basin 11 and cannot rotate further to open to a larger angle, as shown in b. Figure 9 As shown in a.

[0085] This utility model not only has the beneficial effects of the first embodiment of the anti-fall flower pot of this utility model, but also allows the flat strip 143 to be folded up and used as an ordinary flower pot for planting, thus having the purpose of a multi-functional flower pot; and when packaging and transporting, folding up the flat strip 143 reduces the packaging and transport volume, saving packaging and transport costs.

[0086] Figure 10 a and 10b illustrate a sixth embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. (Compared to...) Figure 9The main difference between the fifth embodiment of this utility model shown in a and 9b is that the flat strip 143 and the basin bottom 11 are not rotatably connected by a hinge 18, but are detachably connected by a plug-in structure. This detachable plug-in structure consists of a front-to-back facing screw hole 1432 at the top of the flat strip 143, and a slot 19 at the rear edge of the basin bottom 11 that matches the size of the top of the flat strip 143. This slot 19 is a blind slot 192, and a slot screw hole 1921 is provided at the position of the blind slot 192 corresponding to the screw hole 1432.

[0087] When the flat strip 143 is connected to the basin bottom 11, the flat strip 143 is inserted into the blind groove 192 from bottom to top, and then screws 20 are screwed into the stop screw hole 1432 and the slot screw hole 1921 to fix the flat strip 143 onto the blind groove 192. The beneficial effects produced by this embodiment are the same as those produced by the fifth embodiment of this utility model.

[0088] Figure 11 a and 11b illustrate the seventh embodiment of the anti-fall flowerpot of this utility model. (and) Figure 10 The main difference between the sixth embodiment of this utility model shown in a and 10b is that the top of the flat strip 143 is not connected to the slot 19 by screws 20 through the setting of the stop screw hole 1432 and the slot screw hole 1921, and the slot 19 is not a blind slot 192, but a stop block 1433 is set on the top of the flat strip 143, and the blind slot 192 is replaced by a through slot 191.

[0089] When the flat strip 143 is connected to the bottom of the basin 11, the flat strip 143 is inserted into the through groove 191 from top to bottom until it is stopped by the stop block 1433 on the through groove 191. The beneficial effects produced by this utility model are the same as those produced by the sixth embodiment of this utility model.

[0090] The embodiments of the two utility models of this application have been described in detail above with reference to the accompanying drawings. However, the two utility models are not limited to the embodiments given above. Those skilled in the art will understand that various changes, modifications, substitutions and transformations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the two utility models. For example, the flower pot wall of the two utility models can also be set as an arc shape and / or other shapes; the flower pot in the embodiment of the first utility model guardrail anti-theft net anti-fall flower pot without an anti-backward swing structure can also be equipped with an anti-backward swing structure according to the principle of this utility model; the protrusion 112 can also be set as a column shape, a bulge shape and other shapes; the rear end of the side wall of the left and right outer protrusions (13) of the ninth and tenth embodiments of the first utility model guardrail anti-theft net anti-fall flower pot can also be equipped with a structure such as Figure 1The outer retaining portion 142 of the first embodiment of this utility model is shown in figure a. The scope of protection of these two utility models is defined by the claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A guardrail anti-theft net anti-falling flowerpot, comprising a flowerpot body (1), characterized in that: The flowerpot body (1) includes a pot bottom (11), a rear wall (12), a protrusion (13), and a baffle (14). The pot bottom (11) includes the bottom of the protrusion (13). The protrusions (13) and the stops (14) are arranged side by side and connected to each other at the rear end of the side wall of the protrusions (13). At least one protrusion (13) is sandwiched between two stops (14), or at least one stop (14) is sandwiched between two protrusions (13) to form a middle recess (16). The stop (14) inside the recess (16) is the inner stop (141), and the stop (14) outside the recess (16) is the outer stop (142). The rear wall (12) is a straight plate or a C-shaped part connected to the rear end of the protrusion (13) and together with the bottom of the pot (11) surrounds the planting chamber of the flowerpot body (1), or the rear wall (12) is a C-shaped part connected to the baffle (14) and together with the protrusion (13) and the bottom of the pot (11) surrounds the planting chamber of the flowerpot body (1). The planting chamber included in the C-shaped rear wall (12) is the water receiving part (15), and the overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body (1) is set in the protrusion (13) part.

2. The guardrail anti-theft net anti-falling flowerpot according to claim 1, characterized in that: The width L at the widest point of the protrusion (13) in the left-right direction is greater than 1 / 2L1 and less than L1, where L1 is the net distance between adjacent vertical bars of the guardrail or anti-theft net; the maximum horizontal width W2 from the top of the junction of the outer baffle (142) and the protrusion (13) to the other end of the same outer baffle (142) in the left-right direction is greater than L1-L and less than 3D, where D is the diameter of the vertical bar; the net distance W1 between two protrusions (13) connected to the same concave part (16) is greater than [(L1-L)×(N-2)+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1) and less than [(L1-L)×N+D×(N-1)]÷(N-1), where N is the total number of protrusions (13).

3. The guardrail anti-theft net anti-falling flowerpot according to any one of claims 1 or 2, characterized in that: The flowerpot body (1) consists of at least two protrusions (13) with a stop (14) sandwiched between them. All of its protrusions (13) are arranged horizontally side by side or arranged in a stepped manner with varying heights in the left and right directions.

4. The guardrail anti-theft net anti-falling flowerpot according to any one of claims 1, 2, characterized in that: The basin bottom (11) also includes an anti-backward swing structure, which is a groove (111) arranged in a left-right direction at the rear of the bottom of the protrusion (13).

5. The guardrail anti-theft net anti-falling flowerpot according to any one of claims 1, 2, characterized in that: The basin bottom (11) also includes an anti-backward swing structure, which is a protrusion (112) extending downward from the bottom of the protrusion (13), or an inclined surface (113) at the bottom of the protrusion (13) that slopes from back to front and downward.

6. A fall-preventing flowerpot comprising a flowerpot body (1), the flowerpot body (1) comprising a pot bottom (11), a pot wall, the pot wall comprising a pot mouth edge lip (10) and a back wall (12), the pot bottom (11) and the pot wall jointly enclosing a planting chamber of the flowerpot body (1), characterized in that: The flowerpot body (1) also includes a baffle (14) extending upward from the edge lip (10) of the pot opening or downward from the bottom (11) of the pot. The baffle (14) is located in the rear part of the edge lip (10) of the pot opening or the bottom (11) of the pot, so that the overall center of gravity of the flowerpot body (1) is located in front of the baffle (14).

7. The fall-preventing flowerpot according to claim 6, characterized in that: The height from the bottom (11) of the pot to the edge (10) of the pot opening is less than the height of the lower part of the guardrail. The overall height of the flowerpot body (1), including the baffle (14), is greater than the height of the lower part of the guardrail.

8. The fall-preventing flowerpot according to any one of claims 6, 7, characterized in that: The baffle (14) extending upward from the edge lip (10) of the basin mouth is integrally formed and connected with the edge lip (10).

9. The fall-preventing flowerpot according to any one of claims 6, 7, characterized in that: The baffle (14) extending downward from the bottom of the basin (11) is connected to the bottom of the basin (11) by an integral molding connection, or by a hinge (18) for rotational connection, or by a plug-in structure for detachable connection. The hinge (18) is set to rotate as follows: a hinge (18) is set at the connection between the bottom of the basin (11) and the stop (14). When the stop (14) is to be retracted, the stop (14) rotates forward and upward towards the bottom of the basin (11) and abuts against the bottom of the basin (11) with the hinge axis (181) of the hinge (18) as the pivot. When it is to be opened, the stop (14) rotates downward with the hinge axis (181) as the pivot until it is vertically downward as the maximum rotation angle. At this time, the upper edge (1431) of the stop (14) abuts against the bottom of the basin (11) and cannot continue to rotate to open to a larger angle. The detachable connection of the set plug structure is as follows: a slot through groove (191) adapted to the size of the upper part of the stop (14) is set on the bottom of the basin (11), and a stop block (1433) exceeding the size of the through groove (191) is set on the top of the stop (14); or a stop screw hole (1432) and a screw (20) are set on the upper part of the stop (14), a slot blind groove (192) adapted to the size of the upper part of the stop (14) is set on the bottom of the basin (11), and a slot screw hole (1921) corresponding to the stop screw hole (1432) is set on the blind groove (192).

10. The fall-preventing flowerpot according to claim 9, characterized in that: The stop (14) is provided with a fixing hole (17).

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