Telescopic flower pot structure

TWM687269UActive Publication Date: 2026-09-11王鼎豐
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Patent Information

Application Number
TW115200427
Authority / Receiving Office
TW · TW
Patent Type
Utility models
Current Assignee / Owner
Priority Date
2025-09-02
Filing Date
2026-01-14
Publication Date
2026-09-11
Estimated Expiration
2036-01-13

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Abstract

A telescopic flowerpot structure mainly consists of an upper pot and a lower pot. Its key feature is that the upper pot's locking handle has an inverted U-shaped groove and abutment, which, together with the lower pot's locking handle, forms an inverted U-shaped locking hole. This allows the lower pot's locking handle to be inserted into the groove of the upper pot's locking handle. Furthermore, the upper locking tenon on the right side of the upper pot's bottom and the lower locking tenon on the left side of the lower pot's bottom form a locking and limiting structure. This allows the flowerpot structure to extend to the left or right, enabling it to be adjusted to any length according to different placement positions. This maximizes space utilization and aesthetics, reduces the number of flowerpots required, lowers the cost of planting flowers, is more environmentally friendly, and also addresses the inconvenience of repotting as the flowers grow.
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Claims

1. A telescopic flowerpot structure, mainly composed of an upper pot body and a lower pot body, wherein, The upper pelvic body is in a rectangular shape, its cross-section is slightly U-shaped and forming a holding space; The upper pelvis, in addition to a plurality of through-arranged drainage holes at the center of the bottom surface of the holding space in which the upper pelvic body has, has a support strip on the left edge of the bottom surface and upper basin body in an integrated shape, and having an upper bevel edge structure and an upper vertical edge structure, and at the upper left and right ends of the U-shaped storage space, each having and upper basin body in an integrated shape and surrounding a circle of clamping handles, and the clamping handles at the end of the section form a left and right symmetrical chute holes and embedded pieces; The lower pelvis, in addition to a plurality of through-arranged drainage holes in the center of the bottom surface of the storage space which the lower pelvis has, has a support strip on the right edge of the bottom surface side structure, in addition at the upper left and right ends of the holding space in a U-shaped shape, each has an insertion handle in an integrated shape with the lower basin and surrounding a circle, and the insertion handle forms a left or right symmetrical embedded hole channel and bottom edge at the end of the section.

2. The telescopic flowerpot structure as described in item 1 of the scope of the patent application, wherein the bottom edge of the insertion handle of the lower pot body is insertable on the insertion piece of the fastening handle of the upper pot body, such that the lower pot body does not detach from the chute orifice of the upper pot body when the upper pot body and the lower pot body make telescopic movement.

3. The telescopic flowerpot structure as described in Item 1 of the scope of the patent application, wherein when the bottom end of the upper pelvis body is joined by the upper latch on the right side and the bottom surface of the lower pelvic body against the lower latch on the left side and displacement forms the upper latch of the upper pelvis to the right position of the lower latch of the lower pelvis When stretching moves, the upper vertical edge of the upper latch of the upper pelvis will eventually fit closely with the lower vertical edge of the lower latch of the lower pelvis, and the clamping limit formed prevents the upper and lower pelvis from detaching from the upper pelvis.