Stove lid and stove

Abstract

To provide a lid for a cooking stove which can inhibit flying of ash.SOLUTION: A lid 100 for a cooking stove is placed on an opening 200a of a reception part 200 configured to receive a combustible object and formed with the opening 200a which is open at the upper side. The lid 100 has: a lid member 10 which is a plate-like shape and configured to cover the opening 200a formed with an installation hole 10a; and a cylindrical chimney member 20 attached to the installation hole 10a. The lid member 10 comprises: a first lid member 11 formed with the installation hole 10a; and a second lid member 12 which is disposed adjacent to the first lid member 11 and rotatably attached to the first lid member 11.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a stove lid and a stove. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, as shown in Patent Document 1, a campfire stand with a hemispherical base on which combustible materials such as wood are placed and support legs that raise the base off the ground has been used as a stove for outdoor cooking. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2023-13583 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The fire pit shown in Patent Document 1 had the problem that ashes would fly when the wind blew.

[0005] The present invention provides a stove lid and a stove that can suppress ash from flying around. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The stove lid according to claim 1, which has been made to achieve the above object, is as follows: A stove lid is placed on an opening (200a) of a receiving part (200) that receives combustible material and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; A cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole. death, A placing portion (30) on which cooking utensils are placed is attached to the upper end of the chimney member, When the cooking utensil is placed on the placement section, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil. It is characterized by the following.

[0007] According to this, since the lid member covers the opening of the receiving section, it is possible to prevent ash from flying even when wind blows. It is also possible to prevent the generation of smoke from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gas after the combustible materials are burned is discharged from the chimney member and air is supplied to the receiving section, it is easy to ignite the combustible materials and the combustible materials are burned stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member, so the cooking utensils can be heated efficiently. It is also possible to heat and cook food on the lid member. In addition, cooking utensils can be placed stably on the placing section. Furthermore, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil, allowing waste gases generated when combustible materials are burned to be discharged through this gap. This ensures a stable supply of air to the receiving section, stabilizing the combustion of combustible materials.

[0008] The cover member has a first cover member (11) in which the mounting hole is formed, and a second cover member (12) disposed adjacent to the first cover member. is preferred .

[0009] According to this, by opening the second cover member, the combustible material can be easily supplied into the receiving portion through the opening. Furthermore, since the cover member is made up of a first cover member and a second cover member, when storing the stove cover, it can be stored compactly and the first cover member and the second cover member will not come apart.

[0010] The second cover member is rotatably attached to the first cover member. is preferred .

[0011] This prevents the second lid member from shifting relative to the first lid member. Rotating the second lid member allows easy access to the opening of the receiving section, allowing combustibles to be easily supplied to the receiving section through the opening. When storing the stove lid, folding the second lid member over the first lid member allows for compact storage.

[0014] Claim 2 The invention described in claim 1 In the invention described in The mounting portion is composed of a plate-shaped first mounting member (31) and a plate-shaped second mounting member (32), A first engagement groove (31b) is formed on the upper edge of the center of the width direction of the first mounting member, A second engagement groove (32b) is formed in the lower edge of the second mounting member at the center in the width direction, The first engaging groove and the second engaging groove are engaged with each other to couple the first mounting member and the second mounting member together.

[0015] With this, when storing the mounting portion, the first and second mounting members can be easily disassembled and the first and second mounting members can be stacked on top of each other for compact storage. Also, since the first and second engagement grooves engage to connect the first and second mounting members, the strength of the mounting portion is improved, and cooking utensils and the like can be placed stably on the mounting portion.

[0016] Claim 3 The invention described in claim 2 In the invention described in The first mounting member has a first engagement portion (31a) cut out upward at the lower edge of each end thereof, The second mounting member has second engagement portions (32a) cut out upward at the lower edge portions of both ends thereof, The first engaging portion and the second engaging portion are engaged with the upper edge of the chimney member, and the placing portion is attached to the chimney member.

[0017] According to this, the first and second engagement portions engage with the upper edge of the chimney member, and the mounting portion is attached to the chimney member, preventing the mounting portion from shifting from the chimney member. This prevents the cooking utensils placed on the mounting portion from tilting or falling over due to the mounting portion shifting from the chimney member. Furthermore, because the first and second engagement portions engage with the upper edge of the chimney member, the upper part of the chimney member is prevented from expanding when the cooking utensil is placed on the mounting portion. Furthermore, the strength of the upper part of the chimney member is improved, allowing the cooking utensil to be placed stably on the mounting portion.

[0018] A single or multiple holes (20b, 20c) are formed on the side of the chimney member. is preferred .

[0019] This allows air to flow into the chimney through the hole, and combustible gases from the combustible materials are burned by the air that has flowed in, stabilizing the combustion of the combustible materials.In addition, the flame inside the chimney can be seen through the hole, providing a stove lid that is aesthetically pleasing when in use.

[0020] In order to achieve the above object, the stove lid according to the invention described in claim 4 is as follows: A stove lid is placed on an opening (200a) of a receiving part (200) that receives combustible material and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; The width of the chimney member increases as it moves upward. It is characterized by the following.

[0021] According to this, since the lid member covers the opening of the receiving section, it is possible to prevent ash from flying even when wind blows. It is also possible to prevent the generation of smoke from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gas after the combustible materials are burned is discharged from the chimney member and air is supplied to the receiving section, it is easy to ignite the combustible materials and the combustible materials are burned stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member, so the cooking utensils can be heated efficiently. It is also possible to heat and cook food on the lid member. Also The chimney member can be attached to the lid member simply by inserting it into the attachment hole. Furthermore, when a cooking utensil is placed on the chimney member, the chimney member is firmly fixed to the attachment hole, making the chimney member stable and unshakeable relative to the lid member, and ultimately making the cooking utensil placed on the chimney member stable as well.

[0022] Claim 5 The invention described in claim 4 In the invention described in The mounting hole is rectangular, The chimney member is characterized in that it is formed into a cylindrical shape by four plate members rotatably attached to each other.

[0023] According to this, when the chimney member is removed from the cover member, the chimney member can be folded up and stored compactly. Furthermore, compared to a configuration in which the four plates are separate, there is no need to assemble the four plates when using the stove lid, making it easier to set up the stove lid.

[0024] It is preferable that the inner edge of the mounting hole is formed with a bent portion (10g) where the plate material constituting the lid member is bent inward.

[0025] This prevents the inner edge of the attachment hole from being sharp, preventing the user from being cut by the inner edge of the attachment hole. Also, the strength around the attachment hole is increased, preventing deformation of the periphery of the attachment hole.

[0026] To achieve the above objectives , claim 6 The stove according to the invention described in The stove includes a receiving portion (200) that receives fuel and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, and a stove lid (100), The stove lid is a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; A cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole. death, A placing portion (30) on which cooking utensils are placed is attached to the upper end of the chimney member, When the cooking utensil is placed on the placement section, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil. It is characterized by the following. This allows for the provision of a stove that can prevent ash from flying even in windy conditions, since the lid member covers the opening of the receiving section. It also allows for the provision of a stove that can prevent smoke from being generated from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gases generated after combustible materials are burned are discharged from the chimney member and air is supplied to the receiving section, it is possible to provide a stove that can easily ignite combustible materials and burn them stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member, allowing for the provision of a stove that can efficiently heat the cooking utensils. In addition, cooking utensils can be placed stably on the placing section. Furthermore, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil, allowing waste gases generated when combustible materials are burned to be discharged through this gap. This ensures a stable supply of air to the receiving section, stabilizing the combustion of combustible materials.

[0027] The stove according to claim 7, which is an invention made to achieve the above object, The stove includes a receiving portion (200) that receives fuel and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, and a stove lid (100), The stove lid is a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; The chimney member is characterized in that its width increases toward the top. This allows for the provision of a stove that can prevent ash from flying even in windy conditions, since the lid member covers the opening of the receiving section. It also allows for the provision of a stove that can prevent smoke from being generated from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gases generated after combustible materials are burned are discharged from the chimney member and air is supplied to the receiving section, it is possible to provide a stove that can easily ignite combustible materials and burn them stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member, allowing for the provision of a stove that can efficiently heat the cooking utensils. The chimney member can be attached to the lid member simply by inserting it into the attachment hole. When a cooking utensil is placed on the chimney member, the chimney member is firmly fixed to the attachment hole, making the chimney member stable and unshakeable relative to the lid member, and ultimately making the cooking utensil placed on the chimney member stable as well.

[0028] Note that the symbols in parentheses for each means described in this column and in the claims are merely examples showing the correspondence with the specific means described in the embodiments described below, and do not affect the scope of rights of the claims. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0029] [Figure 1] 1 is a perspective view of a stove and a stove lid according to an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] FIG. 1 is a top view of a stove lid according to one embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 3] FIG. 1 is a side view of a stove lid according to one embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0030] (About the structure of the stove body) First, the stove body 500 to which the stove lid 100 of this embodiment is attached will be described using Figure 1. As shown in Figure 1, the stove body 500 is composed of a receiving portion 200 and legs 250. Each member that constitutes the stove body 500 is made of metal such as stainless steel.

[0031] The receiving portion 200 is a rectangular pyramidal cylindrical structure with a bottom and a wider upper side than the lower side, and has an opening 200a that opens upward. The receiving portion 200 receives combustible material at its bottom 200b and peripheral wall 200c. The peripheral wall 200c is formed by connecting four isosceles trapezoidal plate-like members, each with an upper side shorter than its lower side, in a cylindrical shape. In this embodiment, the connecting portions of the four isosceles trapezoidal plate-like wall members 200f are rotatably connected by a first hinge 200e. A second hinge 200g is provided at the middle portion in the width direction of a pair of opposing wall members 200f, and the members constituting the wall members 200f on both sides of the second hinge 200g are rotatably connected. The bottom 200b is a rectangular plate-like structure and is placed at the lower interior portion of the peripheral wall 200c. With this configuration, when storing the receiving portion 200, the bottom portion 200b is removed from the peripheral wall portion 200c, and the peripheral wall portion 200c can be folded into a plate shape.

[0032] A vent hole 200d is formed in the lower part of the peripheral wall portion 200c. In this embodiment, the vent hole 200d has a horizontally long oval shape, and is formed so as to face each of a pair of opposing wall members 200f. Air for burning combustible materials flows into the receiving portion 200 through the vent hole 200d.

[0033] The legs 250 support the receiving unit 200 so as to separate the bottom 200b of the receiving unit 200 upward from a placement surface such as the ground. In this embodiment, the legs 250 are composed of two first leg members 251 and four second leg members 252.

[0034] The first leg member 251 has a generally isosceles trapezoidal frame shape with the upper side shorter than the lower side. In this embodiment, the upper side of the first leg member 251 is formed with a first recess 251a recessed downward, and the lower side of the first leg member 251 is formed with a second recess 251b recessed upward.

[0035] The second leg members 252 are trapezoidal frame-shaped with the top side shorter than the bottom side. A pair of adjacent second leg members 252 are rotatably connected by a third hinge 252a. Two hinged second leg members 252 are arranged opposite two other hinged second leg members 252. A pair of first leg members 251 are also arranged opposite each other. The first leg members 251 and the second leg members 252 are arranged adjacent to each other, and the first leg members 251 and the second leg members 252 are rotatably connected to each other by a fourth hinge 250a. With this configuration, the legs 250 can be folded when stored.

[0036] When the legs 250 are deployed during use, a support portion 250b having a substantially rectangular frame shape is formed at the upper end of the legs 250, and the receiving portion 200 is inserted into and supported by this support portion 250b.

[0037] (About the structure of stove lids) The structure of the stove lid 100 will be described below with reference to Figures 1 to 3. The stove lid 100 is composed of a lid member 10, a chimney member 20, and a mounting portion 30. Note that the mounting portion 30 is omitted in Figure 2.

[0038] The lid member 10 is composed of a first lid member 11 and a second lid member 12. The first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12 are rectangular plate-shaped. The first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12 are disposed adjacent to each other and are rotatably attached to each other by a first hinge portion 10b. In this embodiment, the ends of the first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12 are bent into a cylindrical shape, and a shaft 13 (shown in FIG. 3) is inserted into this cylindrically bent portion to form the first hinge portion 10b. The first hinge portion 10b is formed so as to protrude above the surfaces of the first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12.

[0039] The ends of first cover member 11 and second cover member 12 other than where first hinge portion 10b is formed are formed with cylindrical bent portions 11b, 12b. In this embodiment, bent portions 11b, 12b are formed so as to protrude downward from the back surfaces of first cover member 11 and second cover member 12. These bent portions 11b, 12b maintain the strength of first cover member 11 and second cover member 12 and prevent the user from being cut by the ends of first cover member 11 and second cover member 12.

[0040] A mounting hole 10a is formed in the first cover member 11 and communicates with the first cover member 11. In this embodiment, the mounting hole 10a is square and formed at one end of the first cover member 11 in the longitudinal direction. The chimney member 20 is inserted into and attached to the mounting hole 10a. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3 , the inner edge of the mounting hole 10a is formed with a bent portion 10g formed by bending the plate material constituting the first cover member 11 inward. This prevents the inner edge of the mounting hole 10a from being sharp, thereby preventing the user from being cut by the inner edge of the mounting hole 10a. Furthermore, the strength of the area around the mounting hole 10a is increased, preventing deformation of the area around the mounting hole 10a.

[0041] The chimney member 20 has a rectangular cylindrical shape with a narrower width at the bottom than at the top. The chimney member 20 is composed of four plate members 21 each having a substantially isosceles trapezoidal shape with the bottom side shorter than the top side. The side ends of the plate members 21 are rotatably hinged to the side ends of adjacent plate members 21 at second hinge portions 20a. In this embodiment, the side ends of the plate members 21 are bent into a cylindrical shape, and a shaft 22 (shown in FIG. 3) is inserted into this cylindrically bent portion to form the second hinge portion 20a. With this configuration, the chimney member 20 can be folded into a plate shape when stored.

[0042] 1, a plurality of holes 20b, 20c are formed on the side surface of the chimney member 20. In this embodiment, a plurality of arc-shaped holes 20b are formed in a circle at a certain angle apart on the side surface of the chimney member 20, and a plurality of square, triangular, or other holes 20c are formed inside these holes 20b for decorative purposes. The plurality of holes 20b, 20c allow air to be supplied from the outside into the inside of the chimney member 20, and also allow the flame inside the chimney member 20 to be visually observed.

[0043] The mounting portion 30 is mounted on the upper end of the chimney member 20. In this embodiment, the mounting portion 30 is composed of a plate-shaped first mounting member 31 and a second mounting member. The lower edges of both ends of the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member are respectively formed with a first engagement portion 31a and a second engagement portion 32a that are cut out upward. The upper edge of the first mounting member 31 in the center of the width direction is formed with a first engagement groove 31b that is cut out downward. The lower edge of the second mounting member 32 in the center of the width direction is formed with a second engagement groove 32b that is cut out upward. The first engagement groove 31b and the second engagement groove 32b are formed with a plurality of holes 31c, 32c for weight reduction and decorative purposes.

[0044] The first engaging groove 31b and the second engaging groove 32b engage with each other, connecting the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member 32. The mounting portion 30 configured in this manner is cross-shaped when viewed from above. The first engaging portion 31a and the second engaging portion 32a engage with the upper edge of the chimney member 20, and the mounting portion 30 is attached to the chimney member 20. When storing the mounting portion 30 configured in this manner, the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member 32 can be disassembled and stacked together for compact storage.

[0045] The upper edges of both ends of the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member 32 are positioned higher than the other portions.

[0046] The upper edges of both ends of the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member 32 are located higher than the upper end of the chimney member 20. Therefore, when a cooking utensil or the like is placed on the mounting portion 30, a gap is formed between the bottom of the cooking utensil or the like and the chimney member 20, and exhaust gas generated when combustible materials are burned is discharged from this gap.

[0047] (Effects of the stove lid and stove of this embodiment) The stove lid 100, which is placed on the opening 200a of the receiving portion 200 that receives combustible material and has an opening 200a that opens upward, is plate-shaped and has an attachment hole 10a formed therein.The stove lid 100 has a lid member 10 that covers the opening 200a, and a cylindrical chimney member 20 that is attached to the attachment hole 10a.

[0048] According to this, since the lid member 10 covers the opening 200a of the receiving section 200, it is possible to prevent ashes from flying even when wind blows. It is also possible to prevent the generation of smoke from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gas after the combustion of combustible materials is discharged from the chimney member 20 and air is supplied to the receiving section 200, it is easy to ignite the combustible materials and the combustible materials are burned stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member 20, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member 20, so the cooking utensils can be heated efficiently. It is also possible to heat and cook food on the lid member 10.

[0049] The cover member 10 has a first cover member 11 in which an attachment hole 10a is formed, and a second cover member 12 disposed adjacent to the first cover member 11.

[0050] With this, by opening the second lid member 12, combustible material can be easily supplied from the opening 200a into the receiving section 200. In addition, since the lid member 10 is composed of the first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12, the stove lid 100 can be stored compactly.

[0051] In addition, the second cover member 12 is attached to the first cover member 11 so as to be rotatable.

[0052] This prevents the second lid member 12 from shifting relative to the first lid member. Furthermore, by rotating the second lid member 12, the opening 200a of the receiving portion 200 can be easily accessed, and combustible material can be easily supplied to the receiving portion 200 through the opening 200a. Furthermore, when storing the stove lid 100, the second lid member 12 can be folded so that it overlaps the first lid member 11, allowing for compact storage and preventing the first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12 from coming apart.

[0053] In addition, a mounting portion 30 on which cooking utensils are placed is attached to the upper end of the chimney member 20, and is configured so that when cooking utensils are placed on the mounting portion 30, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member 20 and the cooking utensils.

[0054] This allows the cooking utensils to be placed stably on the placing section 30. In addition, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member 20 and the cooking utensils, and waste gases generated when combustibles are burned are discharged through this gap. This allows a stable supply of air to the receiving section 200, stabilizing the combustion of combustibles.

[0055] The mounting portion 30 is composed of a plate-shaped first mounting member 31 and a second mounting member 32. A first engagement groove 31b is formed in the upper edge of the center portion in the width direction of the first mounting member 31. A second engagement groove 32b is formed in the lower edge of the center portion in the width direction of the second mounting member 32. The first engagement groove 31b and the second engagement groove 32b engage with each other, joining the first mounting member 31 and the second mounting member 32.

[0056] This allows the first and second mounting members 31 and 32 to be easily disassembled and then stacked together for compact storage when storing the mounting portion 30. Furthermore, the first and second engaging grooves 31b and 32b engage with each other to join the first and second mounting members 31 and 32, improving the strength of the mounting portion 30 and allowing cooking utensils and the like to be placed stably on the mounting portion 30.

[0057] Additionally, first engagement portions 31a that are cut out upward are formed on the lower edge portions of both ends of the first mounting member 31. Second engagement portions 32a that are cut out upward are formed on the lower edge portions of both ends of the second mounting member 32. The first engagement portions 31a and the second engagement portions 32a engage with the upper edges of the chimney member 20, and the mounting portion 30 is attached to the chimney member 20.

[0058] According to this, the first engaging portion 31a and the second engaging portion 32a engage with the upper edge of the chimney member 20, and the placing portion 30 is attached to the chimney member 20, so that the placing portion 30 is prevented from shifting from the chimney member 20. This prevents the placing portion 30 from shifting from the chimney member 20 and causing the cooking utensils placed on the placing portion 30 to tilt or fall over. Furthermore, because the first engaging portion 31a and the second engaging portion 32a engage with the upper edge of the chimney member 20, the upper portion of the chimney member 20 is prevented from expanding when a cooking utensil is placed on the placing portion 30. Furthermore, the strength of the upper portion of the chimney member 20 is improved, allowing the cooking utensil to be placed stably on the placing portion 30.

[0059] The chimney member 20 has a plurality of holes 20b, 20c formed in its side surface.

[0060] This allows air to flow into the chimney member 20 through the holes 20b, 20b, and the combustible gases derived from the combustible materials are burned by this air, stabilizing the combustion of the combustible materials. In addition, the flame inside the chimney member 20 can be seen through the holes 20b, 20b, providing a stove lid 100 that is aesthetically pleasing when in use.

[0061] The chimney member 20 is characterized in that its width increases toward the top.

[0062] According to this, the chimney member 20 can be attached to the lid member 10 simply by inserting the chimney member 20 into the attachment hole 10a. Furthermore, when a cooking utensil is placed on the chimney member 20, the chimney member 20 is firmly fixed to the attachment hole 10a, and the chimney member 20 is stable without wobbling relative to the lid member 10, and therefore the cooking utensil placed on the chimney member 20 is also stable.

[0063] The mounting hole 10a is rectangular. The chimney member 20 is formed into a cylindrical shape by four plates attached to each other so as to be able to rotate relative to each other.

[0064] This allows the chimney member 20 to be folded when removed from the lid member 10, allowing the chimney member 20 to be stored compactly. Also, compared to a configuration in which the four plate members are separate, there is no need to assemble the four plate members when using the stove lid 100, making it easier to set up the stove lid 100. Furthermore, the four plate members do not come apart when storing the chimney member.

[0065] The inner edge of the mounting hole 10a is formed with a bent portion 10g where the plate material that constitutes the cover member 10 is bent inward.

[0066] This prevents the inner edge of the attachment hole 10a from being sharp, preventing the user from being cut by the inner edge of the attachment hole 10a. Also, the strength of the area around the attachment hole 10a is increased, preventing deformation of the area around the attachment hole 10a.

[0067] The stove 1000 has a fuel receiving portion 200 having an opening 200a that opens upward and receives fuel, and a stove lid 100. The stove lid 100 is plate-shaped and has an attachment hole 10a formed therein, and has a lid member 10 that covers the opening 200a and is placed on the opening 200a, and a cylindrical chimney member 20 that is attached to the attachment hole 10a.

[0068] With this, since the cover member 10 covers the opening 200a of the receiving portion 200, it is possible to provide a stove 1000 that can prevent ash from flying even when wind blows. It is also possible to provide a stove 1000 that can prevent the generation of smoke from combustible materials. Furthermore, since exhaust gas after combustion of combustible materials is discharged from the chimney member 20 and air is supplied to the receiving portion 200, it is possible to provide a stove 1000 that makes it easy to ignite combustible materials and burns combustible materials stably. Furthermore, when cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on the chimney member 20, the heat is concentrated inside the chimney member 20, so it is possible to provide a stove 1000 that can efficiently heat the cooking utensils.

[0069] (Other embodiments) The present invention has been described above in relation to the embodiment that is considered to be the most practical and preferable at this time, but the present invention is not limited to the embodiment disclosed in the specification of this application, and can be modified as appropriate within the scope of the claims and the gist or idea of ​​the invention that can be read from the specification as a whole, and it must be understood that stove lid 100 and stove 1000 with such modifications are also included in the technical scope.

[0070] In the embodiment described above, the mounting hole 10a is square, but the mounting hole 10a may be rectangular, circular, or polygonal. In this embodiment, the chimney member 20 mounted in the mounting hole 10a also has a shape corresponding to the mounting hole 10a. For example, if the mounting hole 10a is circular, the chimney member 20 has a truncated conical cylindrical shape with a lower outer diameter smaller than the upper outer diameter. Furthermore, if the mounting hole 10a is polygonal, the chimney member 20 has a truncated polygonal pyramidal cylindrical shape with a lower width dimension smaller than the upper width dimension.

[0071] In this embodiment, the lid member 10 is composed of a first lid member 11 and a second lid member. In an embodiment, the lid member 10 may include a third lid member and a fourth lid member in addition to the first lid member 11 and the second lid member. In this embodiment, similar to the attachment structure of the first lid member 11 and the second lid member 12, the third lid member is rotatably attached to the second lid member, and the fourth lid member is rotatably attached to the third lid member. Alternatively, the lid member 10 may be composed of a single member.

[0072] In the embodiment described above, as shown in Fig. 3, a plurality of holes 20b, 20c are formed in the side surface of the chimney member 20. However, an embodiment in which a single hole is formed in the side surface of the chimney member 20 may also be used. [Explanation of symbols]

[0073] 10 Cover member 10a mounting hole 10g Bending part 11 First cover member 12 Second cover member 20 Chimney components 20b hole 20c hole 30 Placement section 31 first mounting member 31a First engaging part 31b 1st engagement groove 32 second mounting member 32a Second engaging part 32b 2nd engagement groove 100 Stovetop Lid 200 Receptor 200a opening 1000 stove

Claims

1. A stove lid that is placed on an opening of a receiving part (200) that receives combustible material and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; A mounting portion (30) on which cooking utensils are placed is attached to the upper end of the chimney member, A stove lid characterized in that, when the cooking utensil is placed on the placement portion, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil.

2. The mounting portion is composed of a plate-shaped first mounting member (31) and a plate-shaped second mounting member (32), A first engagement groove (31b) is formed on the upper edge of the center portion in the width direction of the first mounting member, A second engagement groove (32b) is formed in the lower edge of the center portion in the width direction of the second mounting member, 2. The stove lid according to claim 1, wherein the first engaging groove and the second engaging groove are engaged with each other to connect the first mounting member and the second mounting member.

3. The first mounting member has a first engagement portion (31a) cut out upward at the lower edge of each end thereof, The second mounting member has second engaging portions (32a) cut out upward at the lower edges of both ends thereof, The stove lid according to claim 2, characterized in that the first engaging portion and the second engaging portion engage with the upper edge of the chimney member, and the placement portion is attached to the chimney member.

4. A stove lid that is placed on an opening of a receiving part (200) that receives combustible material and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; The stove lid is characterized in that the width of the chimney member increases as it moves upward.

5. The mounting hole is rectangular, 5. The stove lid according to claim 4, wherein the chimney member is formed into a cylindrical shape by four plates rotatably attached to each other.

6. The stove includes a receiving portion (200) that receives fuel and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, and a stove lid (100), The stove lid is a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; A mounting portion (30) on which cooking utensils are placed is attached to the upper end of the chimney member, A stove characterized in that, when the cooking utensil is placed on the placement portion, a gap is formed between the upper end of the chimney member and the cooking utensil.

7. The stove includes a receiving portion (200) that receives fuel and has an opening (200a) that opens upward, and a stove lid (100), The stove lid is a plate-shaped cover member (10) for covering the opening in which the mounting hole (10a) is formed; a cylindrical chimney member (20) that is attached to the attachment hole; A stove characterized in that the width dimension of the chimney member increases as it moves upward.

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