Anti-lodging support for landscape trees after transplanting

Abstract

The utility model provides a kind of landscape tree after transplanting anti-lodging support, including support rod, the lower end of support rod is inserted and is provided with tension member, the other end of tension member is inserted and is provided with plug rod, the upper end of support rod is inserted and is provided with embracing member, the surface of trunk is attached to embracing member, the outside of embracing member is wound with cable, and wood wedge is arranged between cable and trunk, the tension member includes two-way screw rod, the both ends of two-way screw rod are all threadedly connected with threaded sleeve, the middle part of two-way screw rod is provided with rotating section, the embracing member includes embracing arc plate, the inner wall of embracing arc plate is longitudinally and transversely arranged with indentation, the side wall of embracing arc plate is fixedly connected with U-shaped piece, the lower part of U-shaped piece is rotatably connected with connecting section, and the upper end of support rod is inserted and is matched with connecting section. The utility model, be provided with tension member, for improving the stability of support.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of seedling support technology, and in particular to an anti-lodging support for transplanted landscape trees. Background Technology

[0002] When transplanting landscape trees, for ease of transportation, the root system is mostly preserved in a hemispherical shape, with most of the root system cut off, and the upper branches are also extensively pruned. After transplanting, although the roots of the landscape tree are buried in the soil, they still need time to regrow and establish a foothold. During this process, landscape trees are susceptible to external environmental factors, especially wind, which can cause them to be blown over or even toppled. Therefore, landscape trees require support and stabilization after planting. This utility model provides an anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees. Utility Model Content

[0003] This utility model discloses an anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees, comprising a support rod, a tensioning member inserted at the lower end of the support rod, a plug inserted at the other end of the tensioning member, and a retaining member inserted at the upper end of the support rod. The retaining member rests against the tree trunk surface, and a cable is wound around the outside of the retaining member. A wooden wedge is placed between the cable and the tree trunk. That is, the plug, tensioning member, support rod, and retaining member constitute a support unit. Several support units are arranged around the tree trunk to improve the stability of the support. Furthermore, the cable and wooden wedges allow several support units to be combined into a whole.

[0004] The tensioning element includes a bidirectional screw, both ends of which are threaded with threaded sleeves, and a rotating section is provided in the middle of the bidirectional screw. This section is used to adjust the overall length of the support unit. After installation, a tool is used to engage the rotating section and rotate it, causing the support unit to extend and receive force for support.

[0005] The clamping component includes a clamping arc plate, the inner wall of which is provided with crisscrossing grooves. A U-shaped component is fixedly connected to the side wall of the clamping arc plate, and a connecting section is rotatably connected to the lower part of the U-shaped component. The connecting section and the upper end of the support rod are interlocked. The crisscrossing grooves are designed to better fit the tree trunk, increase the interaction force between the two, and provide an anti-slip function.

[0006] Preferably, the insertion rod includes a connecting sleeve, and a pointed tip is fixedly connected to the lower end of the connecting sleeve. The pointed tip is inserted into the ground to prevent slippage.

[0007] Preferably, the end of the threaded sleeve is fixedly connected to a connector, and the two connectors respectively engage with the lower end of the support rod and the upper end of the connecting sleeve. This connector method facilitates connection, and different sizes and specifications of components can be replaced depending on the seedlings being supported; for example, support rods of various lengths can be provided.

[0008] Preferably, the end of the cable is provided with a buckle, the buckle includes a fixing member, and the cable passes through pre-set through holes on both sides of the fixing member. One end of the fixing member is provided with a groove to accommodate a fastening member. The top view of the fastening member is an isosceles trapezoid, and the waist of the trapezoid compresses the cable. After the cable passes through the fixing member, and then the fastening member is pressed into the interior of the fixing member, the two sides of the fastening member clamp the cable, thereby fixing the cable.

[0009] Preferably, the fixing member has a through hole, and the fastening member has a pin inserted through it, with the pin slidably engaging in the through hole. The pin allows the fixing member and the fastening member to be integrated as a single unit, facilitating use.

[0010] Preferably, the side wall of the U-shaped component is provided with two limiting protrusions to prevent the cable from slipping off the clamping component when the wooden wedge is tightened.

[0011] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows: 1. A support unit consists of a plug rod, a tensioning element, a support rod, and a clamping element. The number of support units can be set according to the support requirements.

[0012] 2. The support unit, tree trunk, and ground form a triangular outline. However, existing support structures generally first fix a structure similar to a hoop to the tree trunk, and then fix the support rod to the hoop, with the other end of the support rod abutting the ground. In this method, there is a problem of axial force on the support rod. In this utility model, the tensioning element can ensure that the support unit can be fully subjected to axial force.

[0013] 3. Support units can be used individually or in combination. When multiple units are used together, components such as cables and wooden wedges are used to make several support units a whole, thereby improving the stability of the support. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the present invention. Figure 2 for Figure 1 Enlarged view of point A in the middle; Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the insertion rod of this utility model; Figure 4 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the tensioning component of this utility model; Figure 5 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the clamping component of this utility model; Figure 6 This is a perspective view of the latch of this utility model; Figure 7 This is a three-dimensional schematic diagram of the latch of this utility model.

[0015] List of reference numerals in the attached diagram: 1. Insert rod; 2. Tensioner; 3. Support rod; 4. Wooden wedge; 5. Clamping component; 6. Cable; 7. Lock; 11. Tip; 12. Connecting sleeve; 21. Threaded sleeve; 22. Double-acting screw; 23. Rotating section; 24. Insertion section; 51. Connecting section; 52. Limiting protrusion; 53. U-shaped part; 54. Clamping arc plate; 71. Fastening part; 72. Fixing part; 73. Pin. Detailed Implementation

[0016] The present invention will be further explained below with reference to the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments. It should be understood that the following specific embodiments are only for illustrating the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention. It should be noted that the terms "front," "rear," "left," "right," "up," and "down" used in the following description refer to the directions in the accompanying drawings, and the terms "inner" and "outer" refer to the directions toward or away from the geometric center of a specific component, respectively.

[0017] like Figures 1 to 7 As shown, an anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees includes a support rod 3, which is a pipe with sealed ends. A tensioning member 2 is inserted into the lower end of the support rod 3, and an insertion rod 1 is inserted into the other end of the tensioning member 2. The insertion rod 1 is inserted into the ground. A retaining member 5 is inserted into the upper end of the support rod 3 and abuts against the surface of the tree trunk. The above components can be easily disassembled and transported by means of the insertion. In addition, components can be replaced according to the seedlings being supported, such as replacing the support rod 3 with different lengths to meet the support needs. A cable 6 is wrapped around the outside of the retaining member 5. That is, the insertion rod 1, tensioning member 2, support rod 3 and retaining member 5 form a support unit, and several support units are formed as a whole by the cable 6. A wooden wedge 4 is set between the cable 6 and the tree trunk. The wooden wedge 4 is used to tension the cable 6 and increase the binding force of the cable 6 on the retaining member 5.

[0018] The tensioning element 2 includes a bidirectional screw 22, in which the threads on both sides of the bidirectional screw 22 have opposite directions. Both ends of the bidirectional screw 22 are threadedly connected to threaded sleeves 21. A rotating section 23 is provided in the middle of the bidirectional screw 22. The cross-sectional profile of the rotating section 23 is a regular hexagon. When the bidirectional screw 22 is rotated by using a wrench or other tools while gripping the rotating section 23, the threaded sleeves 21 that are threaded with the bidirectional screw 22 move away from or closer to each other.

[0019] The clamping component 5 includes a clamping arc plate 54, which is attached to the side wall of the tree trunk. The inner wall of the clamping arc plate 54 is provided with crisscrossing grooves to increase the force between it and the tree trunk, thereby playing a role in preventing slippage. A U-shaped component 53 is fixedly connected to the side wall of the clamping arc plate 54. The lower part of the U-shaped component 53 is rotatably connected to a connecting section 51. The connecting section 51 is engaged with the upper end of the support rod 3. The rotatably connected connecting section 51 can realize the adjustment of the support angle.

[0020] The insertion rod 1 includes a connecting sleeve 12, which is a hollow tube. The lower end of the connecting sleeve 12 is fixedly connected to a pointed tip 11. When supported, the pointed tip 11 is inserted into the ground to prevent slipping.

[0021] The end of the threaded sleeve 21 is fixedly connected to the insertion section 24, and the two insertion sections 24 are respectively connected to the lower end of the support rod 3 and the upper end of the connecting sleeve 12, thus achieving a quick connection through the insertion method.

[0022] The end of the cable 6 is provided with a buckle 7, which fixes both ends of the cable 6. The buckle 7 includes a fixing member 72, which is a rectangular block with rounded corners on both sides. The cable 6 passes through the pre-set through holes on both sides of the fixing member 72. One end of the fixing member 72 is provided with a groove to accommodate the fastening member 71. The top view of the fastening member 71 is an isosceles trapezoid, and the waist of the trapezoid presses against the cable 6. When not locked, the fastening member 71 is movable. When it is necessary to fix it, both ends of the cable 6 pass through the fixing member 72, and then a tool, such as pliers, is used to press the fastening member 71 into the fixing member 72.

[0023] The fastener 72 has a through hole, and the fastener 71 has a pin 73 inserted through it. The pin 73 slides in the through hole. The pin 73 makes the fastener 71 and the fastener 72 a whole. If the two are set separately, when using them, the cable 6 passes through the fastener 72, and then the fastener 71 is taken out and inserted into the preset groove. Finally, a tool is used to press the two together. In this process, the fastener 71 is prone to falling off and being lost. Therefore, the whole form of the two is beneficial to use.

[0024] The side wall of the U-shaped part 53 is provided with two limiting protrusions 52 to prevent the cable 6 from strapping off the U-shaped part 53 after the wooden wedge 4 has tightened the cable 6. Furthermore, a hole can be made in the upper part of the U-shaped part 53, through which the cable 6 passes.

[0025] The technical means disclosed in this utility model are not limited to the technical means disclosed in the above embodiments, but also include technical solutions composed of any combination of the above technical features.

Claims

1. A support structure for preventing the lodging of transplanted landscape trees, characterized in that, Includes a support rod (3), with a tensioning member (2) inserted at the lower end of the support rod (3), and a plug rod (1) inserted at the other end of the tensioning member (2). A clamping member (5) is inserted at the upper end of the support rod (3), and the clamping member (5) is attached to the surface of the tree trunk. A cable (6) is wrapped around the outside of the clamping member (5), and a wooden wedge (4) is placed between the cable (6) and the tree trunk. The tensioning member (2) includes a bidirectional screw (22), both ends of which are threadedly connected to threaded sleeves (21), and a rotating section (23) is provided in the middle of the bidirectional screw (22). The clamping component (5) includes a clamping arc plate (54), the inner wall of the clamping arc plate (54) is provided with crisscrossing grooves, the side wall of the clamping arc plate (54) is fixedly connected to a U-shaped component (53), the lower part of the U-shaped component (53) is rotatably connected to a connecting section (51), and the connecting section (51) and the upper end of the support rod (3) are engaged.

2. The anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees according to claim 1, characterized in that: The insertion rod (1) includes a connecting sleeve (12), and a tip (11) is fixedly connected to the lower end of the connecting sleeve (12).

3. The anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees according to claim 2, characterized in that: The end of the threaded sleeve (21) is fixedly connected with a connector (24), and the two connectors (24) are respectively connected to the lower end of the support rod (3) and the upper end of the connecting sleeve (12).

4. The anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees according to claim 1, characterized in that: The end of the cable (6) is provided with a buckle (7), the buckle (7) includes a fixing member (72), and the cable (6) passes through the pre-set through holes on both sides of the fixing member (72). One end of the fixing member (72) is provided with a groove to accommodate a fastener (71). The top view of the fastener (71) is an isosceles trapezoid, and the waist of the trapezoid squeezes the cable (6).

5. The anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees according to claim 4, characterized in that: The fastener (72) has a through hole, and the fastener (71) has a pin (73) inserted through it, and the pin (73) slides in the through hole.

6. The anti-falling support for transplanted landscape trees according to claim 1, characterized in that: The side wall of the U-shaped part (53) is provided with two limiting protrusions (52).

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