Daily necessities

Abstract

We provide household goods that form a multi-layered unit by connecting multiple frames at equal intervals. [Solution] This household item consists of multiple frames and connecting members that connect the multiple frames at intervals in the depth direction. Because gaps are formed between the frames, it contributes to ventilation and weight reduction. By providing some or more of the edges that make up the frames with protrusions or recesses, it is possible to create openings or decorative patterns, creating an aesthetically pleasing appearance, and it can be used as a household item, furniture, Buddhist altar, mosquito coil stand, or lighting cover.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to daily necessities, and more particularly to daily necessities that are formed by connecting a plurality of frames into one shape and can be used in various scenes of daily life.

Background Art

[0002] Conventionally, furniture and Buddhist altars provided in homes are mainly large and heavy and expensive because they do not consider being moved from the installation location. Therefore, in recent years, detached houses and condominiums equipped with closets in advance have become mainstream. In addition, in the case of Buddhist altars, many products with a small size and a relatively low price range or a stylish appearance that does not look like a Buddhist altar at first glance are provided.

[0003] By the way, many of the materials used as furniture and Buddhist altars are wood. In particular, medium-density fiberboard (MDF), which is often used for low-price furniture and Buddhist altars, has problems such as being vulnerable to moisture and having low durability. In addition, in the case of a Buddhist altar, there is also a risk of fire caused by candles and incense used. Therefore, there has been a demand for various daily necessities such as lightweight furniture and Buddhist altars that are resistant to moisture, have durability, and also have fire resistance.

[0004] To solve the above problems, a technical proposal described in Patent Document 1 has been proposed. Specifically, a simple configuration is proposed in which the main body of the Buddhist altar is formed by connecting a trapezoidal lower box and a triangular upper box via a hinge member, which is inexpensive and can be carried and placed anywhere at any time as needed.

[0005] However, in the technical proposal described in Patent Document 1, the material constituting the Buddhist altar is made of wood, which has a problem in fire resistance, and must be made into a box when carried, and moisture is likely to accumulate in the box.

[0006] The applicant, with the idea of ​​providing household goods such as furniture and Buddhist altars that are resistant to moisture and impact and also fire-resistant, focused on a technology that ensures ventilation in the hollow section by connecting multiple frames, and developed a multi-layered unit by connecting multiple frames at predetermined intervals, leading to the proposal of the "household goods" described in the present invention. [Prior art documents] [Patent Documents]

[0007] [Patent Document 1] Registered Utility Model No. 3145201 Publication [Overview of the project] [Problems that the invention aims to solve]

[0008] In view of the above problems, the present invention aims to provide a household item that constitutes a multi-layered unit by connecting multiple frames at predetermined intervals. [Means for solving the problem]

[0009] To solve the above problem, the household goods according to the present invention employ a means comprising a plurality of frames and connecting devices that connect the plurality of frames in parallel at predetermined intervals.

[0010] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a method in which a wide section having a certain height is provided on the hollow side of multiple frames, and a single three-dimensional shape consisting of the wide sections is formed after the frames are connected.

[0011] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a method in which some or more of the sides constituting the frame are provided with protrusions and indentations.

[0012] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a method in which a part of the side surface constituting the frame is missing.

[0013] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a means in which a door portion is provided on the front after the frame body has been connected.

[0014] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a means in which a closing portion made of a plate-like material is provided on the end face of the frame after the frame is connected.

[0015] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention employ a means of providing a drawer section that penetrates through a plurality of continuous frames from the front in the depth direction.

[0016] Furthermore, the household goods according to the present invention are used as everyday items, furniture, and Buddhist altars. [Effects of the Invention]

[0017] According to the present invention, by connecting multiple frames in parallel at predetermined intervals, the interior can be constantly inspected from the side, and the amount of molding material required is reduced compared to wood, resulting in lower costs and overall lighter weight, among other excellent effects.

[0018] Furthermore, according to the household goods of the present invention, since the frame bodies are connected at predetermined intervals, it is possible to ensure internal ventilation without compromising the appearance when viewed from the front. [Brief explanation of the drawing]

[0019] [Figure 1] This is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a household product according to the present invention. [Figure 2] This is a schematic diagram showing an embodiment of a household product according to the present invention. [Figure 3] This is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the door portion of a household item according to the present invention. [Figure 4] This is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of a household product according to the present invention. [Figure 5] This is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of a household product according to the present invention. [Figure 6] This is an explanatory diagram showing another embodiment of the household goods according to the present invention.

Best Mode for Carrying Out the Invention

[0020] The household article 1 according to the present invention is characterized in that a plurality of frames are connected to each other at a predetermined interval in the depth direction to form a single unit. Hereinafter, an embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention will be described based on the drawings. Note that the household article 1 according to the present invention is not particularly limited to the embodiments described below, and can be appropriately changed within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention, that is, within the scope of shapes, dimensions, materials, etc. that can exhibit the same operational effects. In addition, the household article 1 according to the present invention is a concept that includes all articles used in daily life, such as daily necessities such as storage boxes, lighting covers, mosquito coil stands, furniture such as tables and shelves, and Buddhist altars.

[0021] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing an embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention, where (a) is a front view, (b) is a rear view, (c) is a plan view, and (d) is a side view. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the door portion of the household article 1 according to the present invention, where (a) shows the case where the door portion is composed of a single shutter, and (b) shows the case where the door portion is composed of two shutters. FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing an embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention, where (a) is a plan view in the case of having an arc-shaped appearance on the right side surface, and (b), (c), and (d) are schematic views showing frames having different shapes depending on the installation location. FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing an embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention, where (a) is a right side view in the case of forming a window on the right side surface, and (b) and (c) are schematic views showing frames having different shapes depending on the installation location. FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing another embodiment of the household article 1 according to the present invention, where (a) shows the case where the frames are connected horizontally, (b) shows the case where the frames are connected obliquely, (c) shows the case where the frames are formed in a spherical shape, and (d) shows the case where the frames are formed in a circular shape. The household item 1 according to the present invention mainly consists of a frame 2 and a connecting member 3. In the following explanation, the orientation in which the frame 2 is viewed from all sides will be considered the front, and the direction in which the multiple frame 2s are arranged sequentially will be considered the depth direction.

[0022] The frame 2 constitutes the external appearance of the household product 1 according to the present invention. Frame 2 is a plate-like frame that surrounds a square-shaped hollow section with a predetermined width W. Multiple frame 2s are connected in the depth direction to form a multi-layered unit which becomes household item 1. Furthermore, the connection of the frame 2s creates an appearance in which the end faces of each outer surface are visible as a continuous surface, and the hollow section of the frontmost frame 2 is used as the front opening, forming a hollow section that extends in the depth direction through the inner surface of the frame 2, thus functioning as household item 1. The material used to make up the frame 2 is not particularly limited, but due to the configuration of connecting multiple frame 2s, each frame 2 needs to be made thin, and it also needs to have enough strength to continuously support an object (lighting fixture, Buddhist altar fittings, mosquito coil, etc.) when it is placed in the hollow part of the household item 1. For example, a metal material that possesses both of these qualities, such as stainless steel, is used. The height and width of frame 2 will vary depending on the appearance of household goods 1 and their placement when multi-layered by connecting them, and will be adjusted as appropriate. Also, frame 2 is a plate-like body, and its thickness will vary depending on the material that makes up frame 2 and the required strength, but if it has the shape shown in Figure 1 and is made of metal, a thickness of about 1 mm will be sufficient to provide adequate strength after connection. The predetermined width W, which surrounds the hollow portion of the frame 2, is determined by the size and required strength of the household item 1. For example, if the household item 1 is a small (30cm square) Buddhist altar, the frame 2 will have a width of approximately 5cm.

[0023] The frame 2 is provided with a connecting hole 12 through which the connector 3 can be inserted. The connecting hole 12 is a hole provided in the frame 2 that constitutes the household item 1. By inserting the connecting device 3 through the connecting hole 12, the frame 2 is fixed, and the appearance of the household item 1 is formed. As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the connecting hole 12 is provided near the vertex of the frame 2. Furthermore, by making the diameter of the connecting hole 12 approximately the same as that of the connector 3, it is possible to minimize movement after insertion. Furthermore, when the frame bodies 2 that make up the household item 1 are stacked, the external shape of the household item 1 can be stabilized by aligning the positions so that each connecting hole 12 becomes a single hole.

[0024] The connector 3 is a rod-shaped body that connects multiple frame bodies 2 in parallel at predetermined intervals in the depth direction. The connector 3 is a rod-shaped body (cylindrical or rectangular prism) with a length approximately equal to the depth of the household item 1 and a diameter narrower than the predetermined width W. It passes through the connecting holes 12 provided at the four corners of the frame 2 and is fixed to the outer surface of the frame 2, which is positioned at the frontmost and rearmost surfaces, or is shaped to allow the ends of the connector 3 to pass through the outer surface so that they do not fall off. By connecting multiple frame bodies 2 in parallel at predetermined intervals, the interior of the household item 1 can be constantly checked from the side, the amount of molding material required for the household item 1 is reduced, contributing to lower costs, and the household item 1 itself becomes lighter, among other excellent effects. Furthermore, by connecting the frame 2 with the connector 3 equipped with a spacer, it becomes possible to fix the position in the depth direction by the width of the spacer. The predetermined intervals in the connection of the connecting members 3 are determined by the appearance of the household item 1 formed by the connection of the frame bodies 2, and by the wide portion 4 formed on the inner surface of the frame bodies 2, which will be described later. For example, a configuration in which the frame bodies 2 are connected at equal intervals of 5 mm is preferred. By adopting this configuration, the frame bodies are connected at equal intervals, making it possible to ensure ventilation inside the household item 1 without compromising the appearance when viewed from the front. In addition to the above-described configurations, other configurations are also possible, such as one in which the wide sections 4 are formed at 3mm intervals and the other sections at 8mm intervals, or one in which the spacing between the frame members 2 positioned at the end faces is gradually narrowed to 5mm, 4mm, and 3mm towards the center, so that the appearance of the household item 1 has a gradient in which the width becomes more compact towards the center. Furthermore, when connecting with the connector 3, by making the distance between the frame bodies 2 wider than the thickness of the frame body 2, the overall transparency of the household goods 1 is increased, and the sense of confinement in appearance is eliminated.

[0025] In the hollow portion of the household item 1 formed by the inner surface of the frame 2, multiple frame 2s, each having a wide section 4 wider than a predetermined width W, are provided as a space for placing items. As shown in Figure 1, a three-dimensional shape S is formed within the hollow portion of the household item 1. For example, if the household item 1 is a Buddhist altar, it functions as a space for placing Buddhist implements such as memorial tablets and Buddha statues. The three-dimensional shape S is formed by providing a wide section 4 with a certain height extending from bottom to top on the hollow side of multiple frame bodies 2, and by the multiple wide sections 4 after the frame bodies 2 are connected. The wide section 4 has a certain height from bottom to top and is formed to be parallel to the bottom surface of the frame 2. One or more wide sections 4 of similar height are provided in the later stages, forming a three-dimensional shape S that can be used as a mounting space. Furthermore, as shown in Figure 1, the widths of the wide sections 4 do not have to be the same, and are determined considering the shape of the mounting space, stability during mounting, design, etc. Also, in order to form multiple three-dimensional shapes S, it is conceivable that multiple wide sections 4 are provided on a single frame 2.

[0026] By creating indentations or protrusions on some or more of the edges of the frame 2 that constitutes the household item 1, or by creating indentations or protrusions 5 by removing some or all of the edges, and by connecting the frame 2 having the indentations or protrusions 5, it is possible to enhance the design of the appearance of the household item 1. For example, as shown in Figure 4(a), when forming an arc-shaped appearance on the side of household item 1 with frame 2b as the apex, the side width X1 of frame 2a, which is the starting frame of the arc, and frame 2c, which is the ending frame of the arc, are provided with a recessed portion 5 in which the width is gradually narrowed so that it becomes an arc with the side width X2 of frame 2b as the apex. Furthermore, when forming a pattern that penetrates to the hollow portion on the side of the household item 1, a recessed portion 5 is formed which has a notch 6 created by removing a part of the side of the frame 2. For example, as shown in Figure 5(a), when forming a circular window, a recessed portion 5 with notches 6 is provided on the side surface of a continuous frame 2. Since the notches 6 are shaped to follow the outer diameter of the circle and penetrate to the hollow portion, the cross-section of the notches 6 is inclined along the pattern formed by the notches, as shown in the frame 2d in Figure (b). Furthermore, as shown in Figure (c), by making the notches 6 in a location that spans a predetermined width W1 from bottom to top have a depth equal to the side width X, it becomes possible to change the appearance of the household item 1 without changing the hollow portion.

[0027] Although not shown in the diagram, it is also preferable to have a mounting section on the bottom surface of the frame 2, and to install and secure the household goods 1 using this mounting section. The support structure only needs to be capable of supporting the weight of the household item 1. Possible solutions include covering the entire bottom surface of the household item 1 with a cushioning material such as felt, or providing bases made of rubber material with a high coefficient of friction at the four corners of the household item 1. By providing such a mounting section, wear is prevented on the bottom surface of the frame 2 which forms the contact surface, and the contact surface is protected, as well as the movement of the household goods 1 is prevented.

[0028] As shown in Figure 3, a configuration in which the door section 8 is provided on the front of the frame 2 after it has been connected by the connector 3 is preferred. The door section 8 consists of a shutter 9 and a guide rail 10, which are installed in the hollow part of the household item 1. By sliding the shutter 9, which is positioned along the guide rail 10, toward the front of the household item 1, it is possible to close off the front of the household item 1.

[0029] The shutter 9 is a plate-like body having a size that can close off all or part of the front surface of the household item 1. As shown in Figure 3(a), the shutter 9 is constructed by connecting multiple elongated plate-like bodies in a bellows-like manner to form a single plate-like body, which allows it to slide without getting caught even in places where the extension direction of the guide rail 10 is curved. The height of this plate-like body is formed to be such that it can be fitted into the guide rail 10. Furthermore, if the household item 1 has a wide width and a narrow depth, making it difficult to close or store it with a single shutter 9, the shutter 9 may be divided into two parts and stored on both sides, as shown in Figure 3(b).

[0030] As shown in Figures 2(c) and (d), the guide rail 10 is a rail installed on the bottom and top surfaces of the inner surface after the frame 2 is connected, and determines the height and sliding position of the shutter 9. The guide rail 10 is arranged in a roughly U-shape, for example, extending from both sides and the front of the top surface on the inner surface after the frame 2 has been connected. Furthermore, the bottom surface of the inner side after the two frame bodies are connected is also equipped with a guide rail 10 at the same location opposite to the top surface, which ensures that the shutter 9 slides smoothly. Furthermore, regarding the placement of the guide rails 10, as shown in Figure 1, recesses are provided in each frame 2 on which the guide rails 10 are installed, so that the guide rails 10 are positioned lower than the opening of the household goods 1.

[0031] As shown in Figure 2(b), the frame 2, which is positioned on the end face after the frame 2 is connected, is provided with a closing section 7 made of a plate-like material. The closing section 7 forms the back of the household item 1, and as shown in the figure, it is provided so as to be in close contact with the frame 2 at the very back, thereby closing off the hollow part of the frame 2. The presence of the closure section 7 shifts the center of gravity of the entire household item 1 to the rear (depth) by the weight of the closure section 7, making it easier to balance the weight. At the same time, it allows for the virtual closure of the hollow part of the household item 1, creating a special storage space. Furthermore, it is conceivable that the closing section 7 be positioned in close contact with the frontmost frame 2 to function as the aforementioned door section 8.

[0032] One possible configuration of the household item 1 is one in which a drawer section 11 is provided that penetrates multiple continuous frames 2 from the front in the depth direction and can be pulled out in the front direction. The drawer section 11 has a height that does not exceed a predetermined width W on the lower side of the frame 2 and a length that does not exceed the depth of the household goods 1, and is provided on the lower side of the frame 2. Furthermore, a storage space is provided in the portion that is pulled out in the forward direction. In addition, the drawer section is provided with a handle as needed to facilitate the pulling out of the drawer section 11. As shown in Figure 2(d), the drawer section 11 is provided by penetrating multiple frame bodies 2 in the depth direction of the household goods 1. When the drawer section 11 is used (pulled out / put into the closet), it is supported by contact with the penetration points in the frame bodies 2, preventing the drawer section 11 from moving excessively. Furthermore, by positioning the drawer section 11 on the lower side of the frame body 2, which is close to the contact surface of the household goods 1, it is possible to secure storage space without compromising the ventilation and permeability inside the household goods 1, which is a multi-layered structure.

[0033] In the appearance of the household item 1 formed by connecting the frame bodies 2 with the connecting member 3, the side shape of the household item 1 is determined by the continuous outer surfaces of the frame bodies 2. However, it is also preferable to form a three-dimensional shape with protrusions and indentations 5, such as the wide portion 4 in the hollow part of the frame body 2. By adopting this configuration, it becomes possible to create a space for placing items on the outer surface of the household item 1.

[0034] The usage of the household product 1 according to the present invention, which is composed of the above-mentioned components, will be explained using the case where the household product 1 is a Buddhist altar as an example. Furthermore, in order to form the appearance of the household item 1, the frame bodies 2 are connected at equal intervals by connecting devices 3 using spacers, and a closing section 7 is provided on the rearmost surface of the connected frame bodies 2. In addition, a three-dimensional shape S is formed within the hollow part of the household item 1 by wide sections 4 provided on a plurality of continuous frame bodies 2. Guide rails 10 and shutters 9 that slide on the guide rails 10 are provided as door sections 8 within the hollow part of the household item 1, and the shutters 9 are provided on the front side so as to close off the front of the household item 1.

[0035] First, the shutter 9 that is blocking the front of household item 1 is pushed out in the direction of extension of the guide rail 10, opening the front. Next, as preparation for worshipping at the altar, Buddhist implements are placed inside the hollow section of the household item 1. At this time, the top surface of the wide section 4 that constitutes the three-dimensional shape S functions as a contact surface for the Buddhist implements, so it is also possible to place Buddhist implements on the top surface of the three-dimensional shape S. In addition, the light emitted from the LED light source or candles diffuses outward through the gaps between the connected frame bodies 2, and at the same time is reflected by the closed section 7 which is the rear surface of the hollow section, illuminating the front side. Furthermore, even when items that emit heat or smoke, such as candles or incense sticks, are placed inside the household item 1, the frame bodies 2 are connected at equal intervals, so the heat and smoke do not accumulate inside the household item 1, but are released to the outside through the gaps between the connected frame bodies 2. After the prayers at the altar are finished and the Buddhist implements placed in the hollow part of household item 1 have been collected, the shutter 9 is slid toward the front of household item 1 to close the opening of household item 1.

[0036] Next, we will explain the case where the household item 1 according to the present invention is a lighting cover as an example. First, as preparation for functioning as a lighting cover, a light fixture is installed inside the hollow section of the household item 1. The lighting fixture can be placed anywhere that allows it to emit light outward from the hollow section. For example, possible locations include the top surface of the wide section 4 that constitutes the three-dimensional shape S, or the inner surface of the frame 2 that constitutes the hollow section. Furthermore, if a power cord is provided to supply external power to the lighting fixture, it can be connected to an external power source by passing the power cord through any gap between the frame 2. In other words, as long as the power cord does not interfere with the placement of the lighting fixture, the placement of the lighting fixture is not limited, and the power cord does not detract from the aesthetic appearance. Furthermore, the light emitted by the lighting installed inside the hollow section illuminates from the front opening, and also leaks outwards indirectly through the gaps between the connected frame bodies 2, and the light that hits the closed section 7 and the surface of the frame bodies 2 is reflected, causing the light to diffuse indirectly in directions other than the direction of illumination.

[0037] Next, we will explain the case where the household item 1 according to the present invention is a mosquito coil stand as an example. First, the mosquito coil is placed inside the hollow part of the household item 1. Possible installation locations include providing a metal fitting on the top surface of the three-dimensional shape S to which the mosquito coil can be fixed, hooking a fixing member onto the top of the frame 2, and, if the frame 2 is made of a heat-resistant material, placing the mosquito coil directly on the inner surface of the frame 2 that constitutes the hollow part. When the mosquito coil is lit and put into use, the smoke rising from the mosquito coil diffuses to the outside through the front opening and the gaps between the frame bodies 2. At this time, even if airflow such as natural wind occurs, the air will pass through the gaps between the frame bodies 2 to the opposite gap, or after hitting the closure section 7, it will flow backward through the gap between the closure section 7 and the frame body 2. As a result, the smoke generated from the mosquito coil does not remain inside the household item 1, and the effect of the smoke can be continuously exerted in all directions. Furthermore, when using the product indoors, a tray to collect the ashes generated after using the mosquito coil is provided below the household item 1 or on the top surface of the wide section 4 that makes up the three-dimensional shape S. By placing the mosquito coil directly above the tray, the ashes generated when using the mosquito coil will fall onto the tray, making cleanup after use easier.

[0038] Next, we will explain using the example of a table as the household item 1 according to the present invention. First, when using household item 1 as a table, a design is selected in which the top surface on which objects are placed and the bottom surface that touches the ground are approximately horizontal, and the gaps between the frame members 2 that make up household item 1 are narrow. With this design, even when tableware or decorative interior items are placed on the top surface of household item 1, it is possible to ensure stability as a table regardless of the weight balance or placement. The household item 1 used as a table has tableware such as cups, decorative interior items, and various small items placed on its top surface. In this case, even when tableware with a relatively small base area is placed on it, multiple frames 2 are constantly in contact with the bottom surface of the tableware, making it possible to maintain the tableware's position without tilting or falling. Furthermore, because the table is constructed by connecting multiple frames 2, it is lighter than a typical table, making it easy to adjust its position and move. Furthermore, the top surface of household item 1 can be covered with a glass plate or tablecloth to use it as a table, which helps to improve the stability of items placed on it.

[0039] The basic configuration and main uses of the household product 1 according to the present invention have been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to the configuration shown in the above embodiments and drawings. For example, as shown in Figure 6(a), the frame 2 can be connected horizontally instead of in the depth direction, or as shown in Figure 6(b), they can be connected diagonally instead of perpendicularly, and then the sides of the continuous frame 2 can be cut off to form a hollow part of the household product 1 so that an opening is created on the front. This makes it possible to close both sides of the household product 1 while also ensuring ventilation. Furthermore, by making the shape of the hollow section a roughly spherical shape as shown in Figure 6(c), a roughly cylindrical shape as shown in Figure 6(d), or other shapes such as a triangular or hexagonal shape, it becomes possible to create a unique and unconventional shape for the frame 2 and the appearance of the household item 1 formed by connecting the frame 2, thereby creating a household item 1 with a highly aesthetic design.

[0040] As described above, the household product 1 according to the present invention provides excellent effects such as ensuring better ventilation than ordinary household products 1 by connecting multiple frames 2 in parallel to form an exterior and constituting a single unit, and further reducing the weight of the household product 1 itself, and changing the appearance of the household product 1 by providing uneven surfaces 5 on the outer surfaces of one or more frames 2. [Industrial applicability]

[0041] This invention makes it possible to easily move furniture, Buddhist altars, and other household items that tend to be fixed in place in each home, and its excellent design allows it to be used as interior decoration regardless of the installation location. Therefore, we believe that the industrial applicability of the "household items" according to this invention is great. [Explanation of symbols]

[0042] 1 Daily necessities 2 frame 2a Frame (arc) 2b Frame (arc) 2c Frame (arc) 2D frame (notch) 2e Frame (notch) 3. Connector 4 Wide section 5 Uneven part 6 notches 7 Occlusion 8 Door section 9 Shutter 10 Guide rails 11 Drawer section 12 Connection hole X side width X1 Side width (arc) X2 Side width (arc) W specified width W1 Specified width

Claims

1. A household product characterized by comprising multiple frames and connecting devices that connect the multiple frames in parallel at predetermined intervals.

2. The household goods according to claim 1, characterized in that a wide section having a certain height is provided on the hollow side of a plurality of the frames, extending from below to above, and a single three-dimensional shape consisting of the wide sections is formed after the frames are connected.

3. The household product according to claim 1, characterized in that some or more of the sides constituting the frame are provided with protrusions and indentations.

4. The household product according to claim 1, characterized in that a part of the side constituting the frame is missing.

5. The household product according to claim 1, characterized in that a door section is provided on the front after the frame is connected.

6. The household product according to claim 1, characterized in that the frame disposed on the end face after the frame is connected is provided with a closing part made of a plate-like material.

7. The household goods according to claim 1, characterized in that a drawer section is provided that penetrates through a plurality of frame bodies that are continuous from the front in the depth direction.

8. A household item according to any one of claims 1 to 7, used as a daily necessity, furniture, or Buddhist altar.

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