Edge base for assembling seat plate and arch-shaped base using bolt and nut

Abstract

To solve the problem that there is a risk that a finger is caught and injured between a seat plate and an arch-shaped base due to the movement of the seat plate since the seat plate and the arch-shaped base are not integrated in an edge base using the wooden seat plate and the concrete arch-shaped base for a leg part.SOLUTION: In order to fix the seat plate to the arch-shaped base, a horizontal through-hole for passing a bolt is passed through a wall surface of the arch-shaped base. Horizontal through-holes for passing bolts are also passed through the two lateral bars on the back of the seat plate. In a method of fixing the seat plate to the arch-shaped support, two arch-shaped supports are placed to face each other. A seat plate is laid over the two arch-shaped bases, and bolts are passed through bolt passing holes in the seat plate and the arch-shaped bases, and fastened and fixed by nuts. Since the seat plate is fixed to the arch-shaped base and does not move, the fingers are not caught under the seat plate. When the edge base is carried, it can be disassembled into the seat plate and the arch-shaped base only by removing the two bolts, and they are separately carried.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a bench. [Background technology]

[0002] The bench has a wooden seat and concrete arched base legs, and the seat and arched base are not integrated; the seat is simply placed on top of the arched base. The seat is made of a thick wooden board, so it will not be blown away by the wind, and is not fixed to the arched base. The reason for this is that when transporting the bench, the arched base and seat can be carried separately, making it easier to carry. [Prior art documents]

[0003] [Patent documents] [Patent documents] Problems to be solved by the invention of Patent Publication No. 2018-122067

[0004] However, if the seat plate is not fixed to the arched base, there is a risk that the seat plate may move and cause fingers to get caught between the seat plate and the arched base, resulting in injury.

[0005] To solve this problem, the present invention provides horizontal through holes in the seat plate and the arched base for passing bolts through, and fixes the seat plate to the arched base using bolts and nuts.

[0006] The seat can be fixed to the arched base, preventing fingers from getting pinched underneath. When transporting the bench, simply remove two bolts to disassemble the seat and arched base, allowing them to be carried separately. Since the fixed seat will not be blown away by the wind, synthetic resin, wood, or aluminum seats can also be used. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0007] [Figure 1] FIG. 10 is a perspective view of an arch-shaped base having a through hole for a bolt. [Figure 2] FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the back side of a seat plate having a through hole for passing a bolt therethrough. [Figure 3] This is an oblique view of a bench made by assembling an arched base and a seat using bolts. [Explanation of symbols]

[0008] 1 Bolt hole 2 Crosspiece 3 Crosspiece 4 Bolt through hole 5 Bolt through hole [Example]

[0009] To secure the seat plate to the arched base, horizontal through-hole 1 is drilled into the wall of the arched base as shown in Figure 1 to allow a bolt to pass through. Then, as shown in Figure 2, horizontal through-holes 4 and 5 are drilled through the centre of each of the two crosspieces 2 and 3 on the back of the seat plate to allow a bolt to pass through. The length from the centre of through-hole 1, which allows the bolt to pass through the arched base, to the top of the base should be the same as the length from the centre of through-holes 4 and 5 in the crosspieces of the seat plate to the top of each crosspiece. To secure the seat plate to the arched base, place two arched bases facing each other as shown in Figure 3, and then place the seat plate on the two arched bases. Then, pass bolts through the bolt holes in the seat plate and arched base and tighten them with nuts to secure the seat plate in place.

Claims

1. A concrete arched base with a single horizontal through-hole for a bolt in the upright arched projection

2. A wooden base plate with two crosspieces and one horizontal through hole for a bolt.

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