How to store the Buddhist altar and its stand

Abstract

To provide a household Buddhist altar capable of giving a neat impression in terms of design and a method of housing plates of the household Buddhist altar.SOLUTION: A household Buddhist altar B is provided with a household Buddhist altar body 1 provided with a drawer 2, a moving body 3 positioned below the drawer 2 and freely movable in a depth direction of the household Buddhist altar body 1, plates 4 positioned between the moving body 3 and the drawer 2 for placing Buddhist altar articles, linear guide passages 41 provided on the rear surface sides of the plates 4, and guided members 31 positioned in the guide passages 41 and provided on the moving body 3. When the plates 4 are pulled out to the front of the household Buddhist altar body 1, movement of the plates 4 to the front of the household Buddhist altar body 1 is allowed by the guided member 31 in the guide passages 41 of the plates 4. When the plates 4 are rotated to the outside, the rotation of the plates 4 to the outside of the household Buddhist altar body 1 is allowed by the guided members 31 in the guide passage 41 of the plates 4 after the movement of the plates 4 to the front of the household Buddhist altar body 1.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a method for storing a Buddhist altar and a stand for the Buddhist altar, and more particularly to a method for storing a Buddhist altar and a stand for the Buddhist altar that can give an impression of neatness in terms of design. [Background technology]

[0002] In a conventional Buddhist altar, a Buddhist altar (A) is provided with an altar main body (1), a receiving body (2) on which objects and Buddhist altar implements (b) are placed, and a mounting body (3) on top of the receiving body (2) on which objects and Buddhist altar implements are placed, the mounting body being attached to both sides of the front edge of the altar main body in the width direction of the altar main body except for the middle part, and the mounting body being freely slidable along the front edge of the altar main body in the width direction of the altar main body by means of sliding means (12) (see Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] JP 2005-27906 A Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, the storage body only slides in the width direction of the main body of the altar, and remains exposed even when not in use, which causes problems such as the storage body being damaged by human contact and a lack of a clean design.

[0005] The present invention provides a method for storing a Buddhist altar and a Buddhist altar stand, which has been made in consideration of the above problems. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The Buddhist altar described in claim 1 comprises a Buddhist altar main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and movable in the depth direction of the Buddhist altar main body, a stand for placing Buddhist altar implements located between the movable body and the tray puller, a linear guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a straight guide passage located within the guide passage and provided on the movable body. , guided by the guide passage A guided member. The guided member is attached to the movable body so that an attachment member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand. When the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, the guided member within the guide passage of the stand allows the altar body to move forward on the stand, and after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, when the stand is rotated outward, the guided member within the guide member of the stand allows the altar body to rotate outward on the stand.

[0007] The method of storing a Buddhist altar stand described in claim 2 includes a Buddhist altar main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and movable in the depth direction of the Buddhist altar main body, a stand for placing Buddhist altar implements between the movable body and the tray puller, a linear guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a guide member located within the guide passage and provided on the movable body. , guided by the guide passage A guided member. The guided member is attached to the movable body so that an attachment member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand. When the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the altar body to move forward on the stand, and after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, when the stand is rotated outward, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the altar body to rotate outward on the stand.

[0009] Also, claims 3 The described Buddhist altar comprises an altar main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and movable in the depth direction of the altar main body, a stand for placing Buddhist altar implements located between the movable body and the tray puller, a linear guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a guide rail located within the guide passage and attached to the movable body. , guided by the guide passage A guided member. The guided member is attached to the movable body so that an attachment member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand.The underside of the stand and the upper surface of the movable body abut, and when the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar main body, the guided member in the stand's guiding passage allows the altar main body to move forward on the stand, and after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar main body, when the stand is rotated outward, the guided member in the stand's guiding passage allows the altar main body to rotate outward on the stand.

[0010] Also, claims 4 The described Buddhist altar is the Buddhist altar described in claim 1, in which one of a pair of slide rails is attached to the main body of the Buddhist altar and the other of the pair of slide rails is attached to the back surface of a movable body, and a cover body that hides one of the slide rails is attached in the width direction of the front surface of the movable body. Effect of the Invention

[0011] According to the Buddhist altar described in claim 1, the altar has a main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and capable of moving freely in the depth direction of the main body of the altar, a stand located between the movable body and the tray puller and on which Buddhist altar implements are placed, a straight guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a guided member located within this guide passage and provided on the movable body.Therefore, when the stand is in use, the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, and Buddhist altar implements (for example, a flower vase) can be placed on the stand to create a lavish display, and when the stand is not in use, it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller in a plan view, thereby providing a Buddhist altar with a neat design.When the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, the underside of the stand abuts against the upper surface of the movable body, and the stand is supported by the movable body, so the stand can be well held.

[0012] In addition, according to the storage method for the Buddhist altar stand described in claim 2, there is provided a Buddhist altar main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and capable of moving freely in the depth direction of the Buddhist altar main body, a stand located between the movable body and the tray puller and on which Buddhist altar implements are placed, a straight guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a guided member located within this guide passage and provided on the movable body. Therefore, when the stand is in use, the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, and Buddhist altar implements (for example, a flower vase) can be placed on the stand to create a splendid display, and when the stand is not in use, it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller in a plan view, thereby providing a Buddhist altar with a neat design. When the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, the underside of the stand abuts the upper surface of the movable body, and the stand is supported by the movable body, so the stand can be well held.

[0014] Also, claims 3 The described Buddhist altar has an altar main body equipped with a tray puller, a movable body located below the tray puller and capable of moving freely in the depth direction of the altar main body, a stand located between the movable body and the tray puller and on which Buddhist altar implements are placed, a straight guide passage provided on the back side of the stand, and a guided member located within this guide passage and provided on the movable body.When the stand is in use, the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, and Buddhist altar implements (for example, a flower vase) can be placed on the stand to create a splendid display.When the stand is not in use, it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller in a plan view, thereby providing a Buddhist altar with a neat design.When the stand protrudes outward from the tray puller, the underside of the stand abuts the upper surface of the movable body, and the stand is supported by the movable body, so the stand can be well held.

[0015] Also, claims 4 According to the described Buddhist altar, in addition to the effects of the invention described in claim 1 above, one of a pair of slide rails is attached to the altar body, the other of the pair of slide rails is attached to the back surface of the movable body, and a cover body that hides the one of the slide rails is attached in the width direction of the front surface of the movable body, thereby achieving a good appearance. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0016] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a schematic front view of a Buddhist altar according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Diagram 2] FIG. 2 is a schematic right side view of FIG. [Diagram 3] Figures 3(a), (b), and (c) are schematic plan views showing the state in which the stand in Figure 1 is hidden by the tray puller, Figure 3(b) is a schematic plan view showing the state in which the stand in Figure 3(a) has moved in front of the tray puller, and Figure 3(c) is a schematic plan view showing the state in which the stand in Figure 3(b) has rotated outward from the tray puller. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing the positional relationship between the tray puller, the moving body, and the placement table in FIG. [Diagram 5] FIG. 5 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing the positional relationship between the tray puller, the moving body, and the placement table in FIG. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a photograph of an embodiment of the pair of slide rails shown in FIG. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a photograph of an embodiment of the guided member shown in FIG. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a photograph of the embodiment shown in FIG. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is a photograph of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 taken from below.

[0017] A method for storing an altar and an altar stand according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to Figs. B shown in Figure 1 is a Buddhist altar. Altar B is equipped with an altar main body 1 equipped with a tray puller 2, a movable body 3 located below the tray puller 2 and capable of moving freely in the depth direction of the altar main body 1, and a stand 4 located between the movable body 3 and the tray puller 2 on which Buddhist altar implements are placed. The tray puller 2 is used to slide and place Buddhist altar accessories such as a flower vase and a candle holder. For example, the tray puller 2 and the moving body 3 are connected by a connecting member (not shown) so that they move together.

[0018] Reference numeral 41 shown in Figures 2 and 5 denotes a linear guide passage provided on the back side of the support stand 4, and reference numeral 31 shown in Figures 2 and 7 denotes a guided member (e.g., a disk-shaped member) located within the guide passage 41 and provided on the movable body 3.

[0019] As shown in Figures 3(a), (b), and (c), when the stand 4 is pulled out towards the front of the main body of the altar 1, the guided member 31 in the guide passage 41 of the stand 4 allows the stand 4 to move forward of the main body of the altar 1 [Figure 3(b)], and after the stand 4 is pulled out towards the front of the main body of the altar 1, when the stand 4 is rotated outward, the guided member 31 in the guide passage 41 of the stand 4 allows the stand 4 to rotate outward of the main body of the altar 1 [Figure 3(c)].

[0020] Since the lower surface of the stand 4 and the upper surface of the movable body 3 are in contact with each other, the stand 4 is supported by the movable body 3, and therefore the stand 4 can be well held. 41X shown in FIG. 5 is an insertion hole that allows the guided member 31 to be inserted into the guide passage 41.

[0021] Therefore, according to the Buddhist altar (method of storing the Buddhist altar stand) of the above-mentioned embodiment, there is the Buddhist altar main body 1 equipped with the tray puller 2, the movable body 3 located below the tray puller 2 and movable in the depth direction of the Buddhist altar main body 1, the stand 4 located between the movable body 3 and the tray puller 2 and on which the Buddhist altar implements are placed, a straight guide passage 41 provided on the back side of the stand 4, and a guided member 31 located within this guide passage 41 and provided on the movable body 3, so that when the stand 4 is in use, the stand 4 protrudes outward from the tray puller 2, and Buddhist altar implements (for example, a flower vase) can be placed on the stand 4 to create a splendid display, and when the stand 4 is not in use, it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller 2 in a plan view, so that a Buddhist altar B with a neat design can be provided, and when the stand 4 protrudes outward from the tray puller 2, the underside of the stand 4 abuts the upper surface of the movable body 3, and the stand 4 is supported by the movable body 3, so that the stand can be well held.

[0022] In other words, when the stand 4 is in use [Figure 3(c)], it can be moved so that it protrudes outward from the tray puller 2, and when the stand 4 is not in use [Figure 3(a)], it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller 2 in a plan view. According to this method of storing the Buddhist altar stand, when the stand 4 is in use, it projects outward from the tray puller 2, allowing Buddhist altar accessories (e.g., a flower vase) to be placed on the stand 4 for a splendid display; when the stand 4 is not in use, it can be moved so that it is hidden by the tray puller 2 in a plan view, giving the design a neat impression.

[0023] In addition, one of the pair of slide rails 51, 52, slide rail 51, is attached to the altar body 1, and the other of the pair of slide rails 51, 52, slide rail 52, is attached to the back surface of the movable body 3, and a cover body 6 that hides one of the slide rails 51 in the width direction of the front surface of the movable body 3 is attached. This makes it possible to improve the appearance. [Explanation of symbols]

[0024] B. Buddhist altar 1. Buddhist altar body 2 servings 3. Mobile 4 Stand 6 Cover body 51 One of the slide rails 52 The other slide rail

Claims

1. The main body of the altar is equipped with a tray, A movable body located below the tray and movable in the depth direction of the main body of the Buddhist altar; A stand for placing Buddhist altar implements, which is located between the moving body and the tray puller, A linear guide passage provided on the rear side of the stand; a guided member that is located within the guide passage and is provided on the movable body and guided by the guide passage, The guided member is attached to the movable body so that a mounting member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand, When the stand is pulled out to the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the stand to move forward of the altar body, When the stand is rotated outward after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, the guided member within the guide member of the stand allows the stand to rotate outward of the altar body. A Buddhist altar characterized by its

2. The main body of the altar is equipped with a tray, A movable body located below the tray and movable in the depth direction of the main body of the Buddhist altar; A stand for placing Buddhist altar implements, which is located between the moving body and the tray puller, A linear guide passage provided on the rear side of the stand; a guided member that is located within the guide passage and is provided on the movable body and guided by the guide passage, The guided member is attached to the movable body so that a mounting member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand, When the stand is pulled out to the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the stand to move forward of the altar body, When the stand is rotated outward after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the stand to rotate toward the outside of the altar body. A method for storing a Buddhist altar stand.

3. The main body of the altar is equipped with a tray, A movable body located below the tray and movable in the depth direction of the main body of the Buddhist altar; A stand for placing Buddhist altar implements, which is located between the moving body and the tray puller, A linear guide passage provided on the rear side of the stand; a guided member that is located within the guide passage and is provided on the movable body and guided by the guide passage, The guided member is attached to the movable body so that a mounting member of the guided member is not exposed on the surface of the stand, The lower surface of the stand and the upper surface of the movable body are in contact with each other, When the stand is pulled out to the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the stand to move forward of the altar body, When the stand is rotated outward after the stand is pulled out toward the front of the altar body, the guided member in the guide passage of the stand allows the stand to rotate toward the outside of the altar body. A Buddhist altar characterized by its

4. One of the pair of slide rails is attached to the main body of the Buddhist altar, and the other of the pair of slide rails is attached to the rear surface of the moving body, A cover body that hides the one slide rail is attached in the width direction on the front surface of the moving body.

2. The Buddhist altar according to claim 1.

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