A wick-type stove that allows you to check the flame in all directions (360 degrees)

Abstract

To provide a wick-type stove that can check a flame in 360 degrees in all directions.SOLUTION: The present invention relates to a 360-degree flame-checking wick-type stove and comprises: a support body supported on a base; an upper frame connected to the support body but separated from the upper end of the support body, when viewed from the front, to form a separate space; and a first transparent flame-checking window installed along the upper periphery of the support body in the separate space. Accordingly, in addition to performing the role of a heating stove, the first transparent flame-checking window can protect the body from the flame of a wick-type burner, and the fire can be enjoyed by just staring into the fire for relaxing from anywhere at 360 degrees around the stove.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This invention relates to a wick stove that allows the flame to be seen in all directions, and more specifically, to a wick stove that allows the flame to be seen in all directions, 360 degrees around the stove and from the top of the stove, not only allowing one to check that the stove is burning properly but also allowing one to enjoy the recently popular "Pulmon" (staring blankly at the flame; hereinafter referred to as "Pulmon"). [Background technology]

[0002] Recently, "Bloom" has become popular, a way to relax and soothe the soul while staring at a flame.

[0003] To achieve this "Burmont" effect, you need to have a camping environment where you can light firewood and watch the flames rise. Therefore, to enjoy "Burmont," you need to prepare many materials in advance and have enough space.

[0004] To solve this problem, Patent Document 1 discloses a device that allows users to enjoy "Burmon" indoors, but it has the disadvantage that its use is limited to "Burmon" only and is not sufficient for use as a heater in winter. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0005] [Patent Document 1] Korean Patent Registration No. 10-2346599 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0006] The present invention has been devised to solve the above-mentioned shortcomings of the prior art. The object of the present invention is to provide a wick-type stove that can be used as a heating stove indoors and allows you to enjoy "Bourmont" from around and above the stove, and allows you to see the flame in all directions. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the wick stove of the present invention, which allows the flame to be seen in all directions 360 degrees, is characterized by comprising a support body including a fuel tank supported on a base, a hollow lower frame extending above the fuel tank, and a wick burner arranged inside the lower frame, an upper frame connected to the support body and arranged separately from the upper end of the support body when viewed from the front to form an isolated space, and a transparent first flame sight window installed along the upper periphery of the support body in the isolated space, and a transparent second flame sight window installed at the upper part of the upper frame.

[0008] The second flame observation window is installed on the upper frame via an auxiliary installation unit, and the auxiliary installation unit includes a first auxiliary frame installed on the upper end of the upper frame and having an installation hole formed therein, and a ring-shaped second auxiliary frame detachably coupled to the first auxiliary frame around the periphery of the second flame observation window, sandwiching the second flame observation window therebetween.

[0009] In addition, when viewed from the vertical cross section, the first auxiliary frame has a step portion bent downward along the periphery of the installation hole to seat the peripheral portion of the second flame confirmation window, and the step portion includes a connecting wall portion bent downward from the upper end of the first auxiliary frame, and a seating portion bent horizontally from the lower end of the connecting wall portion toward the back.

[0010] In addition, a plurality of connecting holes are formed at intervals along a circumferential direction of the installation hole between the connecting wall portion and the seating portion, and connecting pieces that engage with the connecting holes are formed around the periphery of the second auxiliary frame.

[0011] The second auxiliary frame includes an upper support portion that contacts the upper end of the second flame detection window along the periphery thereof, and a side support portion that is bent downward from the upper support portion to enclose the outer periphery of the second flame detection window and has the connecting piece formed on its side, wherein the connecting piece is slanted outwardly as it goes upward.

[0012] The first flame detection window is hollow and cylindrical, and has circular upper and lower support rims at the top and bottom of the first flame detection window, respectively. A connecting frame is disposed around the outside of the first flame detection window to connect the upper and lower support rims to each other.

[0013] The upper and lower ends of the connecting frame are passed through the upper support rim and the lower support rim, respectively, at at least two positions along the periphery, so that the connecting frame, the lower support rim, and the upper end of the lower frame are stacked and fixed together.

[0014] The lower support rim is formed alongside the lower frame when viewed from a cross section. The lower support rim includes a first outer flange facing the outer surface of the lower frame, a horizontal first support flange bent from the upper end of the first outer flange toward the interior of the hollow, beyond the upper end of the lower frame, and a first inner flange bent upward from the inner end of the first support flange. The lower frame is fixed by being sandwiched between a connecting frame and the first outer flange. The first flame inspection window is installed on the first support flange between the connecting frame and the first inner flange.

[0015] The connecting frame is a four-cornered band-like structure, and is composed of an arc-shaped upper horizontal frame, an arc-shaped lower horizontal frame, and a pair of vertical frames formed by connecting both ends of the upper horizontal frame and both ends of the lower horizontal frame. The vertical frames extend to protrude from the upper and lower horizontal frames and are connected by penetrating the upper and lower support rims.

[0016] In addition, when viewed from a cross section, the upper support rim includes a second outer flange arranged next to the first outer flange, a horizontal second support flange bent from an upper end of the second outer flange toward the interior of the hollow, and a second inner flange bent upward from an inner end of the second support flange.The upper end of the vertical frame is inserted through the second support flange and then bent toward the interior in the radial direction to join them.

[0017] The connecting frames are preferably arranged in two or more sets at equal intervals and spaced apart from one another along the circumferential direction of the lower support rim.

[0018] Furthermore, the lower frame may have vertically extending guide rails spaced apart from each other at two or more locations around the periphery thereof, and the upper frame may have a movable member that moves along the guide rails.The upper frame may have a circular hollow, and the inner diameter of the hollow may be larger than the outer diameter of the first flame confirmation window. [Effects of the Invention]

[0019] As mentioned above, the present invention comprises a support body supported by a base, an upper frame connected to the support body and separated from the upper section of the support body when viewed from the front to form an isolated space, a first flame sight window installed along the upper periphery of the support body in the isolated space, and a second flame sight window installed in the upper section of the upper frame. Therefore, this invention has the advantages of not only fulfilling the original function of a heating stove, but also protecting the body from the flame of the wick burner with the first flame sight window, and allowing the enjoyment of "Burmont" from all directions around the stove and from the top of the stove.

[0020] In the present invention, the first flame detection window is hollow cylindrical, and a circular upper support rim and a circular lower support rim are respectively disposed at the upper and lower ends of the first flame detection window. A connecting frame is disposed around the outer periphery of the first flame detection window to connect the upper and lower support rims. Therefore, according to the present invention, the upper support rim is prevented from shaking relative to the lower support rim, and separation of the first flame detection window is reliably prevented.

[0021] In addition, in the present invention, when viewed from a cross section, the lower support rim is formed alongside the lower frame and includes a first outer flange facing the outer surface of the lower frame, a first support flange bent from the upper end of the first outer flange toward the interior of the hollow, beyond the upper end of the lower frame, and a first inner flange bent upward from the inner end of the first support flange. The lower frame is fixed between the connecting frame and the first outer flange, and the first flame sight window is installed on the first support flange between the connecting frame and the first inner flange. Therefore, according to this invention, the lower frame and the connecting frame can be firmly fixed to the lower frame, which reliably prevents the first flame sight window from detaching or shaking laterally and enables flame sighting in all directions 360 degrees around the periphery.

[0022] In addition, in the present invention, when viewed from a cross section, the upper support rim includes a second outer flange arranged next to the first outer flange, a second support flange bent from an upper end of the second outer flange toward the interior of the hollow, and a second inner flange bent upward and extending from an inner end of the second support flange. The upper end of the vertical frame is passed through the second support flange and then bent toward the interior in the radial direction for connection. Therefore, according to this invention, the upper support rim is firmly connected to the lower support rim without any wobble.

[0023] In the present invention, the connecting frame is in the shape of a four-cornered band and is composed of an arc-shaped upper horizontal frame, an arc-shaped lower horizontal frame, and a pair of vertical frames formed by connecting both ends of the upper horizontal frame and both ends of the lower horizontal frame. The vertical frames extend to protrude from the upper horizontal frame and the lower horizontal frame and penetrate the upper support rim and the lower support rim. The first flame confirmation window is installed on the first support flange, between the lower horizontal frame and the first inner flange of the connecting frame. Therefore, according to this invention, lateral movement of the lower section of the first flame confirmation window can be reliably prevented.

[0024] In the present invention, the second flame observation window is installed on the upper frame via an auxiliary installation unit. The auxiliary installation unit is installed around the upper end of the upper frame. The auxiliary installation unit includes a first auxiliary frame having an installation hole formed therein, and a ring-shaped second auxiliary frame that is detachably connected to the first auxiliary frame around the periphery of the second flame observation window, sandwiching the second flame observation window. Therefore, according to the present invention, the second flame observation window can be easily installed in a detachable manner.

[0025] In addition, the second auxiliary frame includes an upper support portion that contacts the upper portion of the second flame detection window along the periphery thereof, and a side support portion that is bent downward from the upper support portion to enclose the outer periphery of the second flame detection window and has the connecting piece formed on its side. The connecting piece is also inclined outward toward the top. Therefore, according to the present invention, the second auxiliary frame can be easily connected to the first auxiliary frame with a one-touch method. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0026] [Figure 1] 1 is a perspective view showing a wick stove according to one embodiment of the present invention, which allows the flame to be seen in all directions, 360 degrees. FIG. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1. [Figure 3] FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a transparent first flame observation window in FIG. 1. [Figure 4] 1 is a perspective view showing a structure for installing a first flame confirmation window on a support body according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 is an enlarged perspective view showing a structure in which a first flame confirmation window is provided in FIG. 4. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a portion of FIG. 5. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a front view of the connecting frame in FIG. 6. [Figure 8] FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 5. [Figure 9] 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a transparent second flame observation window and an auxiliary installation unit according to the present invention. FIG. [Figure 10] 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a second flame sight window and an auxiliary installation unit according to the present invention. FIG. [Figure 11] 1 is a perspective view showing a first auxiliary frame constituting an auxiliary installation unit according to the present invention. FIG. [Figure 12] FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a second auxiliary frame constituting the auxiliary installation unit according to the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0027] DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

[0028] As shown in Figures 1 to 4, the wick stove 1000 of the present invention, which allows flame visibility in all directions, includes a support body 100 supported by a base, an upper frame 200 connected to the support body 100 and separated from the upper part of the support body 100 when viewed from the front to form an isolated space 900, a first flame detection window 300 installed along the upper periphery of the support body 100 in the isolated space 900, and a second flame detection window 350 installed at the upper end of the upper frame 200. Both the first flame detection window and the second flame detection window are transparent.

[0029] The first flame confirmation window 300 and the second flame confirmation window 350 are made of heat-resistant glass, which protects the body from the flame of the wick-type burner 130 (described later) and allows the user to enjoy 'Burmont' while checking the flame through the isolated space 900 and the top surface of the upper frame 200.

[0030] Specifically, the first flame confirmation window 300 is installed along the upper periphery of the support body 100 in the isolated space 900, so that it functions as a heating stove and allows you to enjoy ``Burmont'' from around the wick stove 1000 and from the top surface of the upper frame 200.

[0031] The support body 100 includes a fuel tank 110 , a hollow lower frame 120 extending above the fuel tank 110 , and a wick-type burner 130 disposed inside the lower frame 120 .

[0032] The first flame confirmation window 300 has a hollow cylindrical shape, and a circular upper support rim 400 and a circular lower support rim 500 are disposed at the upper and lower ends of the first flame confirmation window 300. A connecting frame 600 is disposed on the radially outer periphery of the first flame confirmation window 300 to connect the upper support rim 400 and the lower support rim 500 to each other.

[0033] With this configuration, the upper support rim 400 does not shake relative to the lower support rim 500, and the first flame confirmation window 300 can be reliably prevented from coming off.

[0034] The upper and lower ends of the connection frame 600 penetrate the upper support rim 400 and the lower support rim 500, respectively, at at least two positions along the periphery thereof, so that the upper ends of the connection frame 600, the lower support rim 500, and the lower frame 120 are stacked and fixed together.

[0035] The lower end of the connection frame 600, the lower support rim 500, and the upper end of the lower frame 120 may be fixed to each other by screws or welding.

[0036] FIG. 5 shows that the arrangement is threaded through threaded holes 550 formed in the lower support rim 500 .

[0037] Therefore, the lower end of the connection frame 600 and the lower support rim 500 can be fixed to the lower frame 120 without shaking. In addition, in this state, the upper end of the connection frame 600 and the upper support rim 400 are coupled together, so that the first flame confirmation window 300 can be supported without shaking.

[0038] More specifically, as shown in Fig. 6, the lower support rim 500 is formed adjacent to the lower frame 120 in cross section. The lower support rim 500 includes a first outer flange 510 facing the outer surface of the lower frame 120, a first support flange 520 bent from the upper end of the first outer flange 510 toward the interior of the hollow, beyond the upper end of the lower frame 120, and a first inner flange 530 bent upward from the inner end of the first support flange 520. The lower frame 120 is fixedly sandwiched between a connecting frame 600 and the first outer flange 510. The first flame confirmation window 300 is installed on the first support flange 520 between the connecting frame 600 and the first inner flange 530.

[0039] With this configuration, the lower frame 120 and the connecting frame 600 can be firmly fixed, reliably preventing the first flame confirmation window 300 from coming off or shaking sideways, and making it possible to confirm the flame in all directions 360 degrees around the first flame confirmation window 300.

[0040] 7 and 8, the connection frame 600 has a rectangular band shape when viewed from the front. When viewed from the top, the connection frame 600 is composed of an arc-shaped upper horizontal frame 610, an arc-shaped lower horizontal frame 620, and a pair of vertical frames 630 formed by connecting both ends of the upper horizontal frame 610 and both ends of the lower horizontal frame 620. The vertical frames 630 may extend to protrude from the upper horizontal frame 610 and the lower horizontal frame 620 and penetrate the upper support rim 400 and the lower support rim 500.

[0041] The first flame confirmation window 300 is installed on the first support flange 520 between the lower horizontal frame 620 of the connecting frame 600 and the first inner flange 530, thereby reliably preventing the lower end of the first flame confirmation window 300 from shaking sideways.

[0042] In plan view, the connecting frame 600, the upper support rim 400, the lower support rim 500, and the first flame confirmation window 300 are configured in the shape of roughly concentric arcs.

[0043] Furthermore, since the connecting frame 600 is in the shape of a four-cornered belt, it is possible to achieve greater structural stability and has the advantage of excellent assembly strength.

[0044] 6, in cross section, the upper support rim 400 includes a second outer flange 410 arranged next to the first outer flange 510, a second support flange 420 bent from the upper end of the second outer flange 410 toward the interior of the hollow, and a second inner flange 430 bent upward and extending from the inner end of the second support flange 420. In other words, the upper support rim 400 may have a similar configuration to the lower support rim 500.

[0045] If the upper support rim 400 and the lower support rim 500 have the same structure, it is advantageous in that the manufacturing process is more convenient and the number of parts required is reduced.

[0046] In this case, the upper end of the vertical frame 630 is passed through the second support flange 420 and then bent radially inward, thereby allowing the two to be coupled together without shaking.

[0047] Two or more sets of the connection frames 600 are arranged at equal intervals along the circumferential direction of the lower support rim 500, so that the first flame confirmation window 300 can be supported more stably.

[0048] With the above-described configuration, the lower support rim 500 and the lower end of the vertical frame 630 of the connecting frame 600 are coupled to the lower frame 120, and the upper end of the vertical frame 630 is coupled to the support rim 400. Therefore, not only can a solid structure be obtained that supports the first flame confirmation window 300 without shaking, but also the assembly and operation thereof can be facilitated.

[0049] 1 and 2, guide rails 121 extending in the vertical direction are installed at two or more locations around the lower frame 120. A moving member 250 that moves along the guide rails 121 is installed on the upper frame 200.

[0050] This allows the upper frame 200 to be raised and lowered relative to the lower frame 120. Therefore, when in use, the upper frame 200 is raised relative to the lower frame 120. Also, when in storage, the upper frame 200 can be lowered relative to the lower frame 120 to reduce its height and volume.

[0051] In this case, the upper frame 200 is circular and hollow, and the inner diameter of the hollow is larger than the outer diameter of the first flame confirmation window 300. Therefore, during storage, the upper frame 200 surrounds the first flame confirmation window 300 from the outside.

[0052] That is, during use, the upper frame 200 is raised relative to the lower frame 120 to expose the first flame confirmation window 300. Conversely, during storage, the upper frame 200 is lowered relative to the lower frame 120 to cover the first flame confirmation window 300.

[0053] Meanwhile, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 9 to 12, the second flame confirmation window 350 can be installed on the upper frame 200 via an auxiliary installation unit 700.

[0054] The auxiliary installation unit 700 is installed around the upper end of the upper frame 200. The auxiliary installation unit 700 includes a first auxiliary frame 710 having an installation hole 711 formed therein, and a ring-shaped second auxiliary frame 720 that is connected to the first auxiliary frame 710 along the periphery of the second flame confirmation window 350 with the second flame confirmation window 350 in between.

[0055] Therefore, the second flame confirmation window 350 can be easily installed on the upper frame 200 in a detachable manner.

[0056] Although the second flame confirmation window 350 is shown to be circular in the drawings, the second flame confirmation window 350 is not limited to a circular shape and may be in various other shapes including a rectangular shape.

[0057] When viewed from the vertical cross section, the first auxiliary frame 710 has a step portion 712 bent downward along the periphery of the installation hole 711 to seat the second flame confirmation window 350.

[0058] Specifically, the step portion 712 includes a connecting wall portion 712a bent vertically downward from the upper end of the first auxiliary frame 710, and a seating portion 712b bent horizontally from the lower end of the connecting wall portion 712a toward the rear.

[0059] Therefore, when the second flame confirmation window 350 is placed on the seating portion 712 b , the second flame confirmation window 350 does not protrude from the upper end of the first auxiliary frame 710 .

[0060] In addition, a plurality of coupling holes 712c are formed at intervals between the coupling wall portion 712a and the seating portion 712b along the periphery of the installation hole 711. In addition, a side surface of the second auxiliary frame 720 is formed with coupling pieces 723 that are engaged with the plurality of coupling holes 712c.

[0061] In this case, the upper ends of the first and second auxiliary frames 710 and 720 are on the same plane, thereby achieving a smooth upper surface structure without any steps.

[0062] The second auxiliary frame 720 may include an upper support portion 721 that contacts the upper portion along the periphery of the second flame confirmation window 350, and a side support portion 722 that is bent downward from the upper support portion 721 to enclose the second flame confirmation window 350 from the outer periphery and has the connecting piece 723 formed on its side.

[0063] The connecting piece 723 is inclined upward and outward. When the second auxiliary frame 720 is connected to the stepped portion 712 of the first auxiliary frame 710, the connecting piece 723 contacts the inner surface of the connecting wall portion 712a of the stepped portion 712 and elastically deforms toward the rear, and then elastically restores its original shape when it reaches the connecting hole 712c, so that it rests on the upper part of the connecting hole 712c.

[0064] Therefore, the second auxiliary frame 720 can be coupled to the stepped portion 712 of the first auxiliary frame 710 in a one-touch manner.

[0065] 1 is a safety net. Also, reference numeral 719 denotes fastening holes formed on the side of the first auxiliary frame 710 to connect the first auxiliary frame 710 to the upper frame 200.

[0066] The above-described embodiments of the present invention are merely illustrative, and the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. The technical scope of the present invention should be determined based on the claims. That is, a person skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains will understand that various modifications and equivalent embodiments can be implemented by referring to the claims of the present invention. [Explanation of symbols]

[0067] 100...Support body, 110...Fuel tank, 120...Lower frame, 121...Guide rail, 130...Wick-type burner, 200...Upper frame, 250...Moving member, 300...First flame inspection window (transparent), 350...Second flame inspection window (transparent), 400...Upper support rim, 410...Second outer flange, 420...Second support flange, 430...Second inner flange, 500...Lower support rim, 510...First outer flange, 520...First support flange, 530...First Inner flange, 600...connecting frame, 610...upper horizontal frame, 620...lower horizontal frame, 630...vertical frame, 700...auxiliary installation unit, 710...first auxiliary frame, 711...installation hole, 712...step portion, 712a...connecting wall portion, 712b...mounting portion, 712c...connecting hole, 720...second auxiliary frame, 721...upper support portion, 722...side support portion, 723...connecting piece, 800...safety protection net, 800...isolated space, 1000...wick stove

Claims

1. a support body including a fuel tank supported on a base, a hollow lower frame extending above the fuel tank, and a wick-type burner disposed within the lower frame; an upper frame connected to the support body and disposed at a spaced interval from an upper end of the lower frame when viewed from the front; a transparent first flame sight window disposed along the upper periphery of the support body in the space; and a transparent second flame inspection window located at the upper section of the upper frame; The second flame confirmation window is installed on the upper frame via an auxiliary installation unit, The auxiliary installation unit includes: a first auxiliary frame installed at the upper end of the upper frame and having an installation hole formed therein; and a ring-shaped second auxiliary frame that is connected to the first auxiliary frame along the periphery of the second flame confirmation window with the second flame confirmation window in between; A wick-type stove that allows you to see the flame in all directions 360 degrees.

2. When viewed from the vertical cross section, the first auxiliary frame has a step portion bent downward along the periphery of the installation hole to seat the second flame confirmation window, The step portion is a connecting wall portion bent downward from the upper end of the first auxiliary frame; and a mounting portion that is horizontally bent from the lower end of the connecting wall portion toward the back; 2. A wick-type stove according to claim 1, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

3. A plurality of coupling holes are formed at intervals along a circumferential direction of the installation hole between the coupling wall portion and the seating portion, A connecting piece is formed on a side surface of the second auxiliary frame so as to be engaged with the connecting hole.

3. A wick-type stove according to claim 2, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

4. The second auxiliary frame is an upper surface support portion that contacts the upper end of the second flame observation window along the periphery thereof; and a side support portion that is bent downward from the upper support portion and encloses the second flame confirmation window, and on a side surface of which the connecting piece is formed; The connecting pieces are inclined upward and outward.

4. A wick-type stove according to claim 3, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

5. A support body including a fuel tank supported on a base portion, a hollow lower frame extending above the fuel tank, and a wick-type burner disposed inside the lower frame; an upper frame connected to the support body and disposed at a spaced interval from an upper end of the lower frame when viewed from the front; a transparent first flame sight window disposed along the upper periphery of the support body in the space; and a transparent second flame inspection window located at the upper section of the upper frame; The first flame confirmation window has a hollow cylindrical shape, A circular upper support rim and a circular lower support rim are respectively arranged on the upper and lower stages of the first flame confirmation window, A connecting frame is disposed around the radially outer periphery of the first flame confirmation window, connecting the upper support rim and the lower support rim to each other. A wick-type stove that allows you to see the flame in all directions 360 degrees.

6. the upper and lower ends of the connecting frame are passed through the upper and lower support rims, respectively, at at least two positions along the periphery thereof; This allows the connecting frame, the lower support rim, and the upper end of the lower frame to be stacked and fixed together.

6. A wick-type stove according to claim 5, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

7. In cross section, the lower support rim comprises: a first outer flange formed adjacent to the lower frame and facing an outer surface of the lower frame; a horizontal first support flange bent from the upper end of the first outer flange toward the interior of the hollow beyond the upper end of the lower frame; and a first inner flange bent upwardly from an inner end of the first support flange; Including, The lower frame is fixed by being sandwiched between the connecting frame and the first outer flange, The first flame sight window is installed on the first support flange between the connecting frame and the first inner flange.

7. A wick-type stove according to claim 6, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

8. The connecting frame is in the shape of a quadrangular band and is composed of an arc-shaped upper horizontal frame, an arc-shaped lower horizontal frame, and a pair of vertical frames formed by connecting both ends of the upper horizontal frame and both ends of the lower horizontal frame to each other, The vertical frame extends from the upper horizontal frame and the lower horizontal frame to protrude, and is connected to the upper support rim and the lower support rim by passing through the vertical frame.

8. A wick-type stove according to claim 7, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

9. In cross section, the upper support rim comprises: a second outer flange disposed adjacent to the first outer flange; a horizontal second support flange bent from the upper end of the second outer flange toward the interior of the hollow; and a second inner flange bent upwardly from the inner end of the second support flange; Including, The upper end of the vertical frame is passed through the second support flange, and then bent radially inward to be coupled.

9. A wick-type stove according to claim 8, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

10. Two or more sets of the connecting frames are arranged at equal intervals and spaced apart from each other along the circumferential direction of the lower support rim.

9. A wick-type stove according to claim 8, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

11. Guide rails extending in the vertical direction are installed at two or more locations around the lower frame, and are spaced apart from each other; A moving member that moves along the guide rail is installed on the upper frame, The upper frame has a circular hollow, and the inner diameter of the hollow is larger than the outer diameter of the first flame confirmation window.

6. A wick-type stove according to claim 5, wherein the flame can be seen in all directions 360 degrees.

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