KR20140147511A - vegetable garden container - Google Patents

Abstract

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention [0001] The present invention relates to a kitchen utensil for urban use, which can be installed on a wall, a roof, and a railing of a city. The present invention relates to a container for a gardening container, which comprises at least one wrinkle for pulling up both sides of the front and back sides in the center direction of the sheet, and at least one of a wrinkle- And is joined to the above with a joining member to form a bag in which plants can be planted. The kitchen utensil container having the above-described configuration is manufactured by cutting a flexible sheet without the production of a metal mold, so that the initial production cost is low, and the upper surface is always kept open while the other surface is integrally formed and the front surface and the rear surface are stitched or adhesively bonded There is a stronger advantage than one.

Description

Vegetable garden container}

The present invention relates to a gardening container. More particularly, the present invention relates to a gardening container for urban agriculture, which can be installed on a wall, a roof, and a railing of a city.

Urban agriculture not only produces low - pollution vegetables that can be believed and eaten. It improves the life of the citizens, makes the body of the citizens healthier through farming, emotional refinement of the citizens through communicating with the plants, and improves the atmospheric environment, temperature and humidity inside and outside the room to provide a comfortable living space. . Due to the various advantages mentioned above, interest in agriculture and urban farming in the city is increasing, but it is difficult to secure farmland because almost all land in the city is occupied by buildings. In this situation, it is one of the alternatives for securing the farmland to utilize the rooftop, railings and walls of the buildings to secure farmland in the city. So, there are many garden pot containers that can utilize roofs, balustrades and walls of buildings.

For example, there is a crop growing box for rooftop garden of Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1121032 (2011.01.20) utilizing a rooftop, and in the case of a Korean Registered Utility Model No. 20-0456170 (2011.01.19) utilizing a balcony rail There is a planter for wall surface planing of Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1234615 (2012.03.03), which has a hook-shaped flowerpot and uses a wall surface.

Another example is a vertical hanging fabric plant container using a wall. US Patent Application Publication No. US 2011-0219688 A1 (Sep. 15, 2011) (Vertical hanging fabric plant container) The present invention relates to a first front panel having a front bottom portion, A rear panel having a rear lower portion, a rear upper portion and opposite opposite sides; The first back panel is coupled to the first front panel along the front and back bottom and opposite sides, and at least one pocket is formed therebetween. The opposite front and rear ends of the first and the first back panels are bonded together by adhesive bonding and / or stitching.

As another example, Korean Patent No. 10-1253418 (Apr. 04, 2011) discloses a flowerpot for landscape use. The present invention relates to a flowerpot having a perforated fabric backing, a netting layer laminated on top of the bottoming plate, And a fabric material side plate which is sewn to form a space in which an upper portion filled with soil to be planted is formed.

In the above-described invention, the front panel and the rear panel are formed by bonding or stucking together a bonding agent, or by sewing a bottom end of a side plate around a bottom plate. However, the robustness is poor compared with a case where a space for planting plants is integrally formed.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above problems,

The object of the present invention is to provide a kitchen garden container which is low in initial production cost.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a front panel and a rear panel which are separately made of a flexible sheet and are provided with a bottom part of the front panel and a bottom part and both side parts of the back panel, , A rear surface, opposite side surfaces facing each other, and a bottom surface are integrally formed.

In order to solve the above problems,

The front and back surfaces each include at least one inwardly concave wrinkle extending in the longitudinal direction to pull up both sides of the sheet in the center direction of the sheet, And two or more pockets capable of planting the plants by being joined to at least one of the wrinkle-joining portions and the rear-side joining portions of the joining member.

The kitchen utensil according to the present invention is made of a flexible sheet and is not costly and time-consuming to manufacture a mold. Thus, the initial production cost is inexpensive, and the wrinkle is formed on one sheet, The side is pulled up to open the upper part, and the front, rear, opposite sides and the bottom facing each other are integrally formed without need of stitching or adhesive bonding, and the effect is robust. Also, wrinkles keep gardening containers open at all times, filling the soil and planting plants. In addition, there is an effect that the water inlet portion is separately formed and water overflow is generated by two correlated water, thereby preventing contamination of the garden container. In addition, it does not occupy the floor when installing on walls or railings, so it is efficient for space utilization. It also saves money by making it easier to build a garden container with a large number of pockets.

FIG. 1 is a general view of a kitchen utensil container according to a first embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show a communication part.
Fig. 2 is a plan view of the gardening container of Fig. 1 unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
Fig. 3 is a plan view of the sheet of Fig. 2 with corrugations. Fig.
FIG. 4 is a plan view of the wrinkle-coupling portion of the front wrinkle and the rear wrinkle in FIG.
Figure 5 is a front view of what is shown in Figure 2;
Figure 6 is a front view of what is shown in Figure 3;
7 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
FIG. 8 is a general view of a kitchen utensil container according to a third embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is seen to show a communication part.
Fig. 9 is a plan view of the gardening container of Fig. 8 unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
Figure 10 is a plan view of the sheet of Figure 9 with corrugations.
Fig. 11 is a plan view of the wrinkle coupling portion of the front wrinkle and the back wrinkle combined with the coupling member in Fig.
12 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
13 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
14 is a rear view of the one shown in Fig.
Fig. 15 is a view showing the planting of plants in the gardening pot of Fig. 8, the installation of a plant support, the application of water by a sprinkler, and a part of the gardening pot is seen to show the communicating part.
Fig. 16 is an example of installation of the kitchen utensil container in Fig. 8, which is provided in a railing.
17 is a plan view of a kitchen utensil container according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.
Fig. 18 is a plan view of the gardening container of the fourth embodiment being unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
FIG. 19 is a general view of a kitchen utensil container according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show a communication part.
Fig. 20 is a plan view of Fig. 19. Fig.
Fig. 21 is a view showing that the vegetable garden container of Fig. 19 is hung with a string.
FIG. 22 shows an overall configuration of a kitchen utensil container according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show a communication part.
Fig. 23 is a plan view of the gardening container of Fig. 22 being unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
Fig. 24 is a plan view of the sheet of Fig. 23 in which corrugations are formed. Fig.
Fig. 25 is a plan view of the sheet of Fig. 24 in which the corrugated portions of the front corrugation and the rear corrugation are joined by the engaging member.
26 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
27 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
FIG. 28 is a view showing an overall configuration of a kitchen utensil container according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, in which a portion of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show the communication portion.
Fig. 29 is a plan view of the gardening container shown in Fig. 28 spread and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
Fig. 30 is a plan view of the sheet of Fig. 29 with pleats formed thereon.
Fig. 31 is a plan view of the sheet of Fig. 30 in which the corrugated portion of the front corrugation and the rear corrugation are joined by the engaging member.
32 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.
33 is a front view of the one shown in Fig.
34 is a rear view of the one shown in Fig.
Fig. 35 shows an example in which plants are planted in a gardening pot of Fig. 28, a plant support is installed, and water is supplied with a sprinkler.
FIG. 36 is a general view of a kitchen utensil container according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show the communication part.
Fig. 37 is a plan view of the gardening container shown in Fig. 36 spread and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
38 is a plan view of the kitchen utensil container of Fig. 36;
Fig. 39 is a rear view of the kitchen utensil container of Fig. 36;
Fig. 40 shows an example of the use of planting the plants in the gardening pot of Fig. 36, installing plant supports, and supplying water with a sprinkler.
Fig. 41 shows an overall configuration of a kitchen utensil according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention, and a part of the bottom surface is viewed to show the communication part.
Fig. 42 is a plan view of the gardening container of Fig. 41 being unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
Fig. 43 shows that the vegetable is planted in the gardening container of Fig. 41 and is installed in a railing.
44 is a view showing that each of the sheets is supported on a flat horizontal plane in order to compare the fact that the pot according to the present invention is extended to have a larger number of bags.
Figure 45 is shown to illustrate the installation of an eyelet in a perforated sheet.
FIG. 46 is a sectional view of a drain hole taken along line 43A-43A in FIG. 9; FIG.
Fig. 47 is a sectional view of a garden pot container taken along the line 43B-43B in Fig. 13;

The kitchen utensil according to the present invention is made of a flexible sheet,

The upper portion is an open kitchen utensil container, the front and rear portions each include at least one longitudinally extending, inwardly concave wrinkle that pulls up both sides of the sheet in the center direction of the sheet, And a pouch formed at a position corresponding to the wrinkle engagement portion on the front surface wrinkle and joined to the rear surface wrinkle by a joining member to at least one of the wrinkle engagement portion and the rear surface engagement portion, It is a garden pot.

Containers of the kitchen utensils may include two or more pleats on the front and back sides respectively.

The pleated portion may be formed on at least one of a side portion of the pleats and an early portion of the pleats.

Further, the wrinkles may be formed by forming a wrinkle-forming engagement portion at the rim of the wrinkles and being joined to the wrinkles.

The corrugation may extend to the corrugated portion or may extend to the upper portion of the communicating portion on the bottom surface.

The coupling member is a selected one of a nut, a bolt, a screw, a staple and an adhesive.

The kitchen utensil container may include at least one hook portion on the rear surface, and may include a drain port on the bottom surface thereof.

The flexible sheet may have a rectangular shape, but preferably includes a semi-elliptical shape.

In addition, it can be made into a garden pot container having a larger number of pockets, which is made of a sheet having two sides perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the same square of the same cabinet, each of which has a semi-elliptical base.

It is also possible to produce a sheet of food that can be planted on both sides of a sheet with two sheets of semi-elliptical bases each having two sides perpendicular to the longitudinal center line of the same square of the same cabinet. .

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which embodiments of the present invention are shown, and the exemplary structures of the accompanying drawings are only the most preferred embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a general view of a gardening pot container according to a first embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the gardening pot container is viewed to show a communication part. FIGS. 2 to 7 illustrate the process of making the kitchen utensil 15.

2 is a plan view of the seat 150 in which the kitchen utensil 15 is extended and supported on a flat horizontal surface.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 7,

The receptacle has two center lines, a longitudinal centerline 41 and a transverse centerline 42.

The term "longitudinal direction " means a line, axis or direction generally parallel to a line extending from the top to the bottom of the wall when the gardening container is installed on a wall standing perpendicular to a horizontal plane. The term "transverse direction " means a line, axis or direction perpendicular to the longitudinal centerline and generally parallel to a line extending from left to right of the wall surface.

The term "spread" means that the folded portion of a sheet is folded over another portion of the same sheet in a form in which a portion of the sheet is folded over another portion of the same sheet, And spreading the folded portion wide.

The term "correspondence" means that, when the position and shape of the first wrinkle of two wrinkles is determined, the second wrinkle is positioned and shaped so as to be paired with the first wrinkle.

First Embodiment Fig.

The kitchen utensil 15 will be described in detail with reference to the drawings of Figs. 1 to 7 as follows.

The front surface 51 includes one inwardly concave corrugation 63 extending in the longitudinal direction from the upper portion of the front surface to the upper portion of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55. The rear surface 52 includes the front surface 51, And one inwardly concave corrugation 64 extending longitudinally from the top of the back surface to the top of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55 at a position corresponding to the corrugation of the front corrugation 63, The wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the rear wrinkle 64 is joined to the wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the rear wrinkle 64 by the engaging member 77 to stably contain the soil , And two pockets (61) in which plants can be planted.

Fig. 1 shows that the wrinkles are formed in the longitudinal direction in the center portion of the kitchen utensil.

In the first embodiment, the wrinkle-engaging portion 74 is formed by perforation of the sheet, and the engaging member 77 is formed by a bolt and a nut.

The sheet 150 of FIG. 2 will now be described in detail.

The sheet 150 is divided into a front portion 510 to be a front surface and a rear portion 520 to be a front surface by the lateral center line 42. One connecting wire 66 is formed on each of the two portions 510 and 520. The connecting wire 66 is located close to the longitudinal center line 41 and is formed parallel to the longitudinal center line 41. [ The wringing wire 66 extends from the outline 50 of the sheet to the transverse center line 42 and two wrinkle fitting portions 74 are formed at positions symmetrical with respect to the wringing wire 66 have. The two portions 510 and 520 of the sheet 150 are each formed with four corrugated portions at positions spaced apart from each other by a predetermined distance on the outline 50 of the sheet. In the first embodiment, the constant distance in the outline 50 is the length 780 of the width of the bias cloth 78.

The portion 520 to be a rear surface in the forward direction forms a hook portion 76 in the lateral direction of the crease engagement portion closest to both sides of the sheet.

The sheet 150 also has a length 550 of the bottom surface, measured along the transverse centerline 42, and a length 535 of the side surface. 5 is a front view of the seat 150 of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of folding along two pleat fold lines 66 of FIG. 2 to create two pleats. Fig. 6 shows a front view of the two wrinkles of Fig. 3 pulling up both sides of the sheet toward the center of the sheet. In Fig. 6, both sides of the sheet pulled up reliably can be seen.

Referring to FIGS. 2 and 4, the wrinkle engaging portion formed at a position symmetrical with respect to the wringing line 66 is folded along the wringing line so that the wrinkle engaging portion 74A overlaps with the wrinkle engaging portion 74D in a line , And the crimp fitting portion 74B is in line with the crimp fitting portion 74C. The crimp fitting portion 74AA overlaps with the crimp fitting portion 74DD in a line, and the crimp fitting portion 74BB overlaps with the crimp fitting portion 74CC.

When the wrinkle-joining portion is formed on the wrinkle side portion, the wrinkle-joining portion will be described as follows. The wrinkle-joining portion has four wrinkle-joining portions formed on one wrinkle- For example, in FIG. 4, a wrinkle-engaging portion is formed on each of the right-side corrugated surface 700 and the left-side corrugated surface 701 in the enlarged view 740 of the corrugated portion of FIG. 4. However, The joining portions are superimposed in a line to form one wrinkle coupling portion so that the wrinkle coupling portion formed on the right side face 700 and the left side face 710 of the wrinkle in one wrinkle will be described as one wrinkle coupling portion.

4, which is a first embodiment of the present invention in which a sheet is punched to form a corrugated portion, a cloth tool, which is a corrugated portion of the front corrugation 63 and the rear corrugated portion 64, is combined with a bolt and a nut as the corrugated member 77 1 is a plan view of a gardening container (15) in which two pockets capable of planting plants are formed. Fig. 7 is a front view of the gardening container in Fig. 4. Fig.

7, it can be seen that the upper part of the kitchen utensil container 15 is formed parallel to the transverse center line.

The corrugations 63 and 64 are formed on the sheet 150 and the corrugation engaging portion 74 is engaged with the engaging member 77 so that the upper portion is always kept in the open state and the other surfaces except for the upper portion are integrally formed, And the upper portion of the kitchen utensil container is formed in parallel with the transverse center line 42 to provide a garden container capable of stably holding the soil.

Second Embodiment Fig.

FIG. 22 shows an overall configuration of a gardening pot container 14 according to a second embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the gardening container is viewed to show the communication section 80

23 to 27 illustrate the process of making the gardening container 14.

The kitchen utensil container 14 will be described in detail with reference to Figs. 22 to 27.

The front surface 51 includes two inwardly concave corrugations 63 extending longitudinally from the top of the front to the top of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55, And two concave corrugations 64 extending from the upper portion of the rear surface to the upper portion of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55 at positions corresponding to the front corrugations 63, One wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 72 of the front wrinkle 63 is coupled to the engaging portion 75 of the rear surface by the engaging member 77, The water supply port 74 is connected to the wrinkle fitting portion 74 of the rear wrinkle 64 formed at the position corresponding to the front wrinkle 63 and the joining member 77 to plant the plant, (14) in which pockets (61, 62) are formed.

In the second embodiment, the wrinkle-engaging portion is formed by perforation of the sheet, and the engaging member is formed by a screw and a nut.

23 is a plan view of the seat 140 in which the kitchen utensil 14 is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface. The sheet 140 of FIG. 23 will now be described.

The tangent line 66 extends from the outline 50 of the sheet 140 to the transverse centerline 42. The connecting wire 66 is parallel to the longitudinal center line 41 but slightly tilted in the lateral direction of the sheet. Two connecting wires 66 are formed in each of the forward portion 510 and the rear portion 520, which are separated by the transverse center line 42.

The front portion 510 to be a front surface is formed with two wrinkle-fitting portions 74 on both sides thereof with a wired wire as an axis. When the wrinkle is formed, the wrinkle-forming portion formed on the wrinkle- To form a wrinkle-engaging portion.

The rear portion 520 is formed with two wrinkle-fitting portions symmetrically about the wringing wire 66, and a wrinkle-fitting portion in the middle of the wrinkle-fitting portions of the front- The engaging portion of the rear surface to be engaged with the member is formed in the direction of the longitudinal center line of the crease engaging portion nearest to the longitudinal center line.

The seat 140 also has a length 550 of the bottom surface and a length 535 of the side measured along the transverse centerline 42.

Fig. 24 is a plan view of folded sheets along the folding wire lines 66 in the sheet 140 shown in Fig. 23 to generate wrinkles so that both sides of the sheet are pulled up toward the center of the sheet. 26 is a front view of the pulled-up sheet of Fig.

25 is a perspective view showing a state in which the wrinkle engaging portion formed on the fastener portion 72 of the front wrinkle 63 of Fig. 24 is engaged with the engaging portion 75 of the rear surface and the wrinkle engaging portion formed on the side portion 71 of the front wrinkle 63, (61) and a water inlet (62), which are connected to a pleated fitting portion formed on a side portion of the pleats. Fig. 27 is a front view of the kitchen garden container 14 of Fig. 25;

22, protrusions 141 are shown at the portions where the corrugations of the front surface and the back surface are coupled.

A garden pot 14 made of a rectangular shaped sheet 140 has a protruding portion 141 which is aesthetically insufficient as compared with a case made of a sheet including a semi-elliptical shape when installed or planted. Thus, it is preferable to fabricate a sheet including a semi-elliptical shape, compared with a case where the sheet is formed into a rectangular shape.

Third Embodiment Fig.

FIG. 8 shows an overall configuration of a kitchen utensil container 11 according to a third embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show the communication part

9 to 13 show a process of manufacturing the kitchen utensil 11.

14 is a rear view of the kitchen utensil container 11. Fig.

The kitchen utensil container 11 will be described with reference to Figs. 8 to 14.

The front surface 51 includes two inwardly concave corrugations 63 extending longitudinally from the top of the front to the top of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55 and the rear surface 52 also includes corrugations 63, And two inwardly concave corrugations 64 extending longitudinally from the top of the back surface to the top of the communicating portion 80 at the bottom surface 55 at a location corresponding to the front corrugation 63, 63 are joined by a joining member 77 to a wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the rear wrinkle 64 so as to contain the soil, (61) and a water inlet (62), which are capable of planting the food container (11).

In the third embodiment, the wrinkle fitting portion 74 is formed by perforation of the sheet, and the wrinkle fitting member is formed by a bolt and a nut.

Fig. 9 is a plan view of the kitchen utensil container 11 being unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal plane.

9 will be described in detail as follows.

The sheet 110 is divided into a front portion 510 to be a front surface and a rear portion 520 to be a front surface by the lateral center line 42.

The wringing wire 66 has two wringing lines 66 respectively formed on the two portions 510 and 520. The wringing wire 66 extends from the outline 50 of the sheet 110 to the transverse center line 42 And is formed radially close to the outer periphery from the center of the sheet 110. [

And two folding portions are formed at positions symmetrical with respect to the folding wire line 66. The portion 520 to be a back face is provided with a hooking portion (Not shown).

The sheet 110 also has a length 550 of the bottom surface and a length 535 of the side which are measured along the transverse centerline 42.

Fig. 10 is a plan view of a sheet 110 of Fig. 9 folded along a corrugated-wire line 66 to generate a corrugation so that both sides of the sheet 110 are pulled up toward the center of the sheet 110. Fig. 12 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.

11 shows a state in which the wrinkle engagement portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the front wrinkle 63 and the wrinkle engagement portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the rear wrinkle 64 are formed on the sheet 110 of Fig. And a bag 61 and a water inlet 62 are formed by a coupling member 77, 13 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.

Fig. 14 is a rear view showing a hook portion 76 formed on the rear surface of the utensil container 11. Fig.

Fig. 15 shows an example of the use of a gardening pot container 11 in which plants are planted in a gardening pot container 11 and water is supplied by a sprinkler, and a portion of the garden pot container is seen to show the communicating portion.

Fourth Embodiment Fig.

17 is a plan view of a gardening container 13 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 18 is a plan view of the kitchen utensil container 13 shown in Fig. 17 spread and supported on a flat horizontal plane.

The kitchen utensil 13 will be described with reference to FIGS. 17 and 18. FIG.

The front face 51 includes two inwardly concave corrugations 63 extending from the upper portion of the front face to the upper portion of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom face 55 and the rear face including a position corresponding to the front corrugation 63 Two concave corrugations 64 extending in the longitudinal direction from the top of the rear face 52 to the top of the communicating portion 80 on the bottom face and the inside edge 72 of the front corrugation 63 The formed wrinkle engaging portion is engaged with the engaging portion 75 on the rear face and the wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the inward portion 72 of the rear wrinkle 64 is engaged with the engaging portion 75 on the front face, A wrinkle-forming joint portion 73 is formed on each wrinkle-to-mouth portion 720 of each wrinkle and joined by a joining member 77 to stably contain the soil, plants can be planted, (13) in which three pockets (61, 62) are formed.

18, the seat 130 is divided into a front portion 510 to be a front surface and a rear portion 520 to be a front surface by a lateral center line 42. [ The connecting wire 66 is formed with two connecting wires 66 on the front portion 510 and the rear portion 520, respectively. The wicking wire 66 extends from the outline 50 of the sheet to the transverse centerline 42 and is formed radially closer to the center of the elliptical sheet 130 in the outward direction as a whole. The wrinkle-joining portions are formed on the wirings in order to be positioned at the outermost portion 72 of the wrinkle when the wrinkle is folded along the wringing wire 66, and two wrinkle-joining portions are formed to firmly fix the front and back faces And engaging portions 75 are formed on the front and back surfaces of the wrinkle-engaging portions 74 of the wrinkle-point portion 72 so that the wrinkle-engaging portions 74 can be engaged with the engaging members 77. In order to prevent the wrinkles from spreading, a wrinkle-forming engagement portion 73 is formed at each of positions symmetrical about the wringing wire 66 with respect to the wringing wire. The rear portion 520 forms a hook portion 76 in the lateral direction of the crease-forming portion 73 nearest to both sides. The sheet also has a length 550 of the bottom and a length 535 of the side which are measured along the transverse centerline.

Fifth Embodiment.

FIG. 19 shows an overall configuration of a kitchen utensil according to a fifth embodiment of the present invention, in which a part of the kitchen utensil container is viewed to show the communication section 80.

20 is a plan view of the kitchen utensil container 12 of Fig.

The kitchen utensil container 12 will be described with reference to Figs. 19 and 20 as follows. The front surface 51 includes two inwardly concave corrugations 63 extending longitudinally from the top of the front to the top of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55, And two inwardly concave corrugations 64 extending longitudinally from the upper portion of the rear face to the upper portion of the communicating portion 80 at the corresponding position are formed on the upper end portion 72 of the front corrugation 63, The wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the rear wrinkle 64 is joined to the wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed on the inward portion 72 of the rear wrinkle 64 by the engaging member 77, Forming compartment 73 and is coupled with a coupling member 77 to form a pouch capable of stably containing soil and planting plants.

20 will be described as follows. The front surface 51 has a wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed in an inward portion 72 of an inwardly concave wrinkle 63 and a wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed in a wrinkle inward portion 72 of the rear surface 52. [ The front and rear corrugations 63 and 64 are all wrinkled in the corrugation sheath 720 in order to prevent the wrinkles from spreading when the plant is planted with the soil later on, (73) is formed and joined by a coupling member (77).

In the fifth embodiment, the wrinkle-engaging portion, the wrinkle-forming engaging portion, and the engaging portion are all formed by perforation of the seat, and the engaging member is formed of a bolt and a nut.

Sixth Embodiment Fig.

28 shows an overall configuration of a gardening pot container having five pockets according to a sixth embodiment of the present invention, and a portion of the gardening pot container is viewed to show the communication portion.

29 to 33 illustrate the process of making the kitchen utensil 20.

34 is a rear view of the gardening container 20. Fig.

The kitchen utensil container 20 will be described in detail with reference to the drawings in FIGS. 28 to 34 as follows.

The front surface 51 includes five inwardly concave corrugations 63 extending longitudinally from the top of the front to the top of the communicating portion 80 in the bottom surface 55 and the rear surface 52 also includes five (63) and rear wrinkles (63) that correspond to the front wrinkles (63) and the back wrinkles (64) extending from the upper portion of the rear surface to the upper portion of the communication portion The folded portion 74 formed on the side surface portion 71 of the side wall portion 64 is coupled with the engaging member 77 to form a bag 61 capable of planting the plant, And a pouch which can be used as a part (62).

In the sixth embodiment, the wrinkle-engaging portion is formed by perforation of the sheet, and the engaging member is formed by a bolt and a nut.

29 is a plan view of a seat 200 (hereinafter referred to as an extended seat) in which a kitchen utensil container 20 is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface. The extended sheet 200 will be described as follows.

The extension sheet 200 is divided into a front portion 510 to be a front surface and a rear portion 520 to be a front surface by a lateral center line 42.

The connecting wire 66 formed on the portions of both side surfaces of the elongated sheet 200 is formed radially outward from the center of the sheet and the connecting wire 66 close to the longitudinal center line 41 of the sheet is connected to the longitudinal center line But is formed to be slightly tilted in the lateral direction. The connecting wire 66 extends from the outline 50 of the elongate sheet 200 to the transverse centerline 42.

The wrinkle-engaging portions 74 are formed by spreading the length 780 of the width of the bias cloth 78 in the outline 50 of the sheet, and are formed one by one at symmetrical positions with respect to the connecting wire 66.

The portion 520 to be the rear surface is formed in the lateral direction of the sheet of the wrinkle fitting portion which is close to the side surface of the sheet among the wrinkle fitting portions symmetrical about the respective connecting wirings 66.

In Fig. 29, the hook portion 76 may be positioned as described above, but may be located beside the crease engagement portion closest to the transverse center line of the sheet.

The extension sheet 200 also has a length 550 of the bottom surface and a length 535 of the side surface to be measured at the transverse centerline 42.

Fig. 30 is a plan view showing a state in which wrinkles are generated along the contact wire of the extension sheet 200 of Fig. 29 to generate wrinkles so that both side faces of the extension sheet 200 are pulled up. 32 is a front view of what is shown in Fig.

31 shows a state in which the wrinkle engaging portions 74 formed on the side portions 71 of the front corrugation 63 and the rear corrugation 64 of Fig. 30 are combined by the engaging members 77 to form the bag 61, (See FIG. 1). Fig. 33 is a front view of Fig. 31; Fig.

35 is a view showing the structure of the plant support 91 in order to plant the pepper 93 and the lettuce 94 in the garden pot 20 having five pockets according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention and to prevent the plant from breaking in strong winds. And a water container 62 for supplying water to the water dispenser 62 with a water sprinkler 92. 35 shows that the pouch is formed to be smaller on the side surface of the kitchen utensil container 20 than the other pouches to serve as the water inlet portion 62. [

Seventh Embodiment

Fig. 36 shows an overall configuration of a gardening container 21 according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention. A portion of the gardening container 21 is viewed to show the communication portion 80. Fig.

Fig. 37 is a plan view of the gardening container 21 being spread and supported on a flat horizontal plane. Fig. 37 is a plan view of the gardening container of the seventh embodiment of Fig.

The kitchen utensils having multiple pockets and the manufacturing method thereof are described in detail in the sixth embodiment, so that the kitchen utensils of the seventh embodiment will be briefly described.

Here is a description of the pottery container (21).

The wrinkle is generated by folding along the wringing line 66 of the extended sheet 210 of Fig. 37 and the wrinkle engaging portion 74 formed in the corrugation of the portion 510 to be the front as the forward And the engaging portion 75 of the portion 510 to be a front surface is joined to the engaging portion 77 of the engaging portion 74 of the engaging portion 74 of the engaging portion 74 of the engaging portion 74 (21) having a bag that can be planted by being joined to the bag (75) by a coupling member (77).

The vegetable garden container 21 in Fig. 40 shows a gardening garden container 21 having seven pouches in a configuration further than the vegetable gardening container 20 in Fig.

In the seventh embodiment, as shown in the extension sheet 210 of Fig. 37, the both sides of the longitudinal center line 41 are formed by only the front engaging portion and the rear engaging portion 75, I will explain it.

38, both sides of the longitudinal center line 41 are connected to the front engagement portion 75 and the rear engagement portion 75 by engaging members. It can be seen that the pouch is formed.

In case of a garden container with a large number of pockets, it is necessary to combine the wrinkle formation and the wrinkle-binding portion with the joining member in order to form a gardening container for planting the soil by stably pulling up both sides of the sheet. However, When the bag is folded along the fold lines to form folds and the folds are joined together by the engaging members to form a bag, the number of folded sheets increases due to the formation of many folds, It is not desirable because it is pulled up a lot, but when the soil is put in the garden pot, the side raised by the weight of the soil is lowered to make the top of the garden pot close to parallel to the transverse center line, In the case of the installation place where role and the role of keeping the upper part of the food container always open, Amboise also form a pocket to the formation of wrinkles.

39 is a rear view of the gardening container 21. Fig.

FIG. 40 is a view showing a plant support frame for planting plants in a gardening pot container 21, installing a plant support frame to prevent a plant from being broken by a typhoon or strong wind, As shown in FIG.

Eighth Embodiment Fig.

As an eighth embodiment according to the present invention shown in Fig. 41, the overall shape of a gardening pot container (hereinafter referred to as " both-side gardening pot containers ") which can plant plants from both sides with a configuration further than the gardening pots And a part of the bottom surface is viewed to show the communication part.

Fig. 42 is a plan view of a kitchen utensil container 22 which is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface (hereinafter referred to as a double-sided toilet).

The two-way garden container 22 will be described with reference to FIGS. 41 and 42. FIG. Both types of garden pot containers (22) are placed on railing, one is a potted plant such as red pepper, and the other is a garden pot container (22) in which a plant such as lettuce is planted to grow many plants in a narrow space.

The first sheet 230 and the second sheet 240 are divided into a first sheet 230 and a second sheet 240 by the connecting wire 69 of the double sheet 220 of FIG. The front portion 510 is divided into a front portion 520 and the rear portion 520 is a front portion.

The double-sided sheet 220 has a shape in which the extended sheet 210 and the extended sheet 210 are in contact with one another.

Therefore, the formation and position of the connecting wire, folding portion, and engaging portion of the double sheet 220 are overlapped with the description of the formation and position of the connecting wire, the folding portion and the engaging portion of the extending sheet 200 and the extending sheet 210 I will not.

Folds along the entire corrugated iron lines 66 of the both-side sheet 220 to form corrugation, and the corrugated portion 74 formed on the corrugated side surface portion of the front portion 510 to be the front surface of the first sheet, The engaging portion 75 of the front portion 510 and the portion 520 of the front portion 520 which will be the front face are joined to each other by the engaging member, And the engaging portions 75 are coupled to each other with the engaging member 77 to form the first gardening container 23. The second garden pot 24 is also formed in the same manner as the first garden pot 23.

It is preferable to dispose the first sheet 230 and the second sheet 240 having different sizes than the sheet having the same size symmetrical about the extending portion 39 of the double-sided sheet 220 desirable.

Fig. 43 shows an example of use of the earthenware container of the eighth embodiment.

The second garden container 24 is formed by planting the same vegetables as pepper and forming the second sheet 240 in the first garden container 23 formed by the first sheet 230, Shows planted leafy vegetables such as lettuce.

Since leaf vegetables such as lettuce are formed only by a depth of 10 cm or more, it is possible to reduce the waste of the sheet material and the soil by changing the size of the first sheet and the second sheet.

The first sheet 230 and the second sheet 240 may be separated from each other so that the first sheet 230 and the second sheet 240 may be combined with each other with a piece of tape, adhesive, It is preferable to form it integrally and solidly as compared with the case where the separated one is combined.

Hereinafter, the constituent elements and the operation of the kitchen utensil container will be described with reference to the embodiments of the present invention.

More specifically,

The sheet is a flexible sheet, and one or more selected from among the antiperspirant sheet 32, the waterproof sheet 33, and the external sheet 34 can be laminated in multiple layers on the civil engineering nonwoven fabric 31.

Fig. 47 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 43B-43B in Fig. 13, which is a front view of the kitchen utensil 11 according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

A waterproof sheet 33 is laminated on the navigation sheet 32 in the outward direction from the inside of the gardening container and then the nonwoven fabric 31 for civil works is laminated and the exterior sheet 34 is laminated next.

If you do not need a waterproof sheet, you can remove the waterproof sheet. The antiperspirant sheet 32, the waterproof sheet 33, and the external sheet 34 can be added or subtracted according to the demand of the installation site and the buyer of the gardening container.

The civil engineering nonwoven fabric 31 is excellent in flexibility and integrity, is light in weight and easy in construction, and is excellent in safety and durability even in a ground condition. It is preferable as the sheet of the present invention because of the characteristics of the civil engineering nonwoven fabric 31.

The antimicrobial sheet (32) prevents the growth of roots through the air and water through the roots of the plant without falling down, prevents the micro-sediments from escaping with the water to prevent drainage, Thereby facilitating the separation of the container. The antiperspirant sheet 32 is preferable when the agricultural nonwoven fabric is viewed in terms of price and workability.

Waterproof sheet (33) to grow plants indoors? Water can flow into the non-draining area to prevent contamination of the walls or the indoor floor. The waterproof sheet is made of a material selected from vinyl and synthetic rubber.

The outer sheet 34 can be laminated so as to have an aesthetic aesthetic when an observer views the gardening container. The outer sheet 34 is preferably a fabric having various colors and patterns that have been treated with ultraviolet rays.

8, it can be seen that the edge of the kitchen utensil container is biased and biased by the bias cloth 78, and the multiple laminated structure of the sheet is cut off. In this case, when the kitchen utensil container is discarded, And the bias cloth 78 is peeled off by a knife or scissors to easily separate and discharge the nonwoven fabric for civil engineering, the ventilation sheet, the waterproof sheet and the outer sheet, Is preferable to finishing with

The bias process refers to finishing the end of the sheet by a bias cloth. When finished with a bias cloth, the aesthetics are good when finished with a bias cloth, and the robustness is good when finished with a webbing strap.

The bias cloth 78 refers to a cloth in the form of a tape having a diagonal line between the horizontal and vertical directions of the cloth. Stretchability is best when the direction of the cloth is diagonal.

2 is a sheet having an elliptical shape (hereinafter referred to as an elliptical sheet).

The elliptical sheet will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

The elliptical sheet has a minor axis line (46) in line with the longitudinal center line (41) and a major axis line (47) in line with the transverse center line (42).

When cultivating crops, the depth of the soil should be more than 10㎝ for leafy vegetables, and more than 20㎝ for fruit and vegetables. Therefore, the height of the pots for the cultivation of leafy vegetables is suitably from 10 to 20 cm, and the height of the pots for the cultivation of the vegetables is 20 cm to 40 cm. Thus, it is preferable to produce a gardening container having a length of 60 cm and a height of 30 cm in the length of the short axis line 46, which is obtained by folding the long axis line as a reference.

For a family of four to have self-sufficiency in the green pepper, you can raise up to 5 in a 4-donut.

Of the various crops that peppers grow in urban agriculture, the present invention is suitable for this view. Assuming the pepper plant material, the length of the width of the pouch of the kitchen utensil container (610 in Fig. 11) is defined as follows.

Pepper growers recommend pepper seedlings ranging from 30 cm to 50 cm. Therefore, the length 610 of the bag width in Fig. 11 is suitably 40 cm.

In order to make the upper portion of the container of the present invention closer to the transverse center line 42, the ratio of the major axis line 47 to the minor axis line 46 is preferably 100: 75, 47 is preferably 80 cm.

In other words, an elliptical sheet can be said to have two semi-elliptical shapes with one sheet contacting the base of each other.

23, the sheet 140 is divided into a longitudinal center line 41 and a longitudinal center line 41. In the present embodiment, It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that it will be apparent to one of ordinary skill in the art that it can be made in the shape of a rectangle and the other in a semi-elliptical shape.

Therefore, the sheet may contain only one semi-ellipse.

The method of drawing the ellipse will be described with reference to the sheet 110 shown in FIG.

An ellipse is a curve that consists of a set of points with a fixed distance from two vertices on a plane. The two vertices that define the ellipse are called the focus of the ellipse.

을 이용해서 구하는데, 여기서 c는 두 초점거리의 절반을 뜻하고, a는 장반경의 길이를 뜻하고, b는 단반경의 길이를 뜻한다.초점의 거리(c)가 구해지면, 중심점(P)에서 양측방향으로 그 거리(c)만큼 띄운 뒤, 초점(F, F')의 위치에 못을 박고, 단축선의 가장 외곽에 있는 양 끝점(48)중 하나에 못(100)을 박고, 일 측 초점(F)에서 실을 고정하고 실이 단축선의 가장 외곽에 있는 양 끝점(48)중 하나에 박힌 못을 걸쳐지나 타 측 초점(F')에 고정한다. 그 다음 단축선의 가장 외곽에 있는 양 끝점(48)중 하나에 박힌 못(100)을 빼내고 필기구(101)를 실에 걸쳐서 팽팽하게 유지하면서 이동하면 타원형을 작도할 수 있다.
First, determine the length of the minor axis and the length of the major axis, and then find the position of the focus needed to draw the ellipse. The location of the focus is the formula

Where c is the half length of the two focal lengths, a is the length of the major radius, and b is the length of the minor radius. When the distance c of the focus is obtained, The nail 100 is stuck to one of the end points 48 at the outermost portion of the short axis line, Fix the yarn at the focal point F and fix the yarn to the other focal point F 'over a nail inserted into one of the end points 48 at the outermost of the short axis. Then, the nail 100 is pulled out from one of the end points 48 at the outermost end of the short axis line and moved while keeping the writing implement 101 tightly stretched over the thread.

In narrow places such as apartment verandas, a garden container with a small number of pockets is needed, but when more plant cultivation is needed, one with a larger number of pockets than using multiple garden containers with fewer pockets It is more economical to use the pots of the garden, and it is more profitable in cost and labor saving.

The present invention can easily provide a gardening container having a larger number of pockets.

It is possible to obtain the both end points 48 at the outermost side of the short axis line 46 of the sheet 110 in Fig. 44 integrally extended in the one direction by the length of the desired pocket number in parallel with the long axis line 47.

Referring to Figure 44 in a different way with reference to the definition of the elongate sheet 200 and the rectangle,

The definition of a rectangle is a rectangle with the same size of the four cabinets.

And the two sides AB and CD which are perpendicular to the longitudinal center line 41 of the quadrangle 38 having the same size of the four cabinets are the base 37 of the semi-elliptical shape 35.

The sheet is an extended sheet 200 shown in the sixth embodiment

The distance 45 between the two sides measured along the transverse centerline 42 of the rectangular portion 38 of the sheet is set so that the elongated sheet 200 has a desired number of pockets, . ≪ / RTI >

44 is an extended sheet 210 of a kitchen utensil container having seven pouches as an integrally extended sheet for having a larger number of pouches than the extension sheet 200. [

A method of forming the double-sided sheet 220 of the both-side gardening receptacle 22, which is more advanced than the extended sheet 210 and in which plants can be grown from both sides, will be described below.

44, semi-elliptical portion 36 and quadrangular portion 38 are disposed in the lateral direction of rectangular portion 38 of the both sheets 220, A rectangular portion of the sheet having the elliptical portion and the rectangular portion at the edge of the extended portion integrally extended by the longitudinal length 44 of the extending portion 39 in the longitudinal direction in the longitudinal direction BC 38 adjacent to the side AD parallel to the transverse centerline.

The longitudinal length 44 of the extended engagement portion 39 is preferably the length 960 of the width portion of the horizontal railing 95 of the railing of Fig.

The two-sided sheet 220 of the two-side garden container 22 will be described below with reference to the definition of the rectangle. Shaped sheet 220 having a shape in which two sides perpendicular to the longitudinal center line 41 of the quadrilateral having the same size as the four corners are respectively formed as two semi-elliptical base lines.

Since the civil engineering nonwoven fabric, vinyl, woven fabric, nonwoven fabric, antistatic sheet, etc., which are the material of the sheet according to the present invention, are integrally rolled and rolled without being cut off, it is easier to increase the number of pockets in the same manner as described above.

The role of wrinkles will now be described with reference to the drawings of embodiments of the present invention.

7, when the observer looks at the front surface, the upper portion of the kitchen utensil container is formed so as to be parallel to the transverse direction center line 42. As shown in Fig. 13, the upper part of the pouch at the center of the garden pot container is formed so as to be parallel to the transverse center line 42, and the pouch at both sides has a slight inclination so that it can be easily inserted when water is introduced. . As described above, the upper portion of the garden pot container is formed to be parallel to the transverse center line, and the wrinkle plays a large role in forming a garden pot container which can contain the soil stably and plant the plant.

The role of the corrugation is to pull up both sides of the sheet in the direction of the center of the flexible sheet and to form the top of the plant grower closer to the transverse centerline 42 when viewed from the front.

9 to 13, the wrinkles generated by folding along the corrugated wire 66 of the elliptical sheet 110 pull up both sides in the center direction of the sheet, The center portion of the transverse centerline 42 is formed along the transverse centerline 42 when the pouch is formed by engaging the engaging member formed on the side surface portion 71 of the rear surface wrinkle 63 and the rear surface wrinkle 64 with the engaging member. And both side portions except the portion which becomes the edge of the bottom surface in the transverse center line 42 become the edge of the side surface of the kitchen utensil having the length measured along the transverse center line 42 .

It can be seen that the corrugated hoop lines 66 of Fig. 9 are formed up to the transverse center line 42 to be the edge of the bottom surface. The wrinkles generated by folding along the corrugated wire 66 extend longitudinally from the upper portion of the kitchen utensil to the upper portion of the communicating portion 80 and serve as walls for partitioning the pockets of the kitchen utensils. Wrinkles play a role as a wall to prevent plants with good growth potential of roots from penetrating into the pockets of other plants when growing plants. 47, the wrinkle serves as a wall surface when viewed from the longitudinally extended line 68 of the rear wrinkle portion and the longitudinally extended line 67 of the front wrinkle portion viewed through the eye .

Further, it can be seen that the wrinkles extend only to the vicinity of the bottom surface, and the communicating portion 80 for communicating the bottom surface of the utensil is formed. As described above, a separate manufacturing process and materials are not required to form the wrinkles close to the bottom surface without contacting the bottom surface.

In the present invention, it is understood that the corrugations formed by dividing the front and rear faces are formed by forming the wrinkles of the bottom face portion when the lateral center line 42 is folded on the axis.

The communicating portion 80 is an important part for forming the water introduction portion to be described later.

15 is a perspective view showing the introduction of water into the water inlet portion 62 with a water sprinkler.

It is shown that the pockets on one side of the container of the kitchen utensil are formed smaller than the pockets on the other pockets and the water inlet portion 62 is separately formed so that water can be introduced. The communicating portion 80 formed on the bottom of the kitchen utensil container communicates the pouches so that the water is quickly stored in the bottom of the kitchen utensil container. As described above, by forming the water inlet portion separately and performing the bottom water irrigation, it is possible to solve various problems of repeatedly generating two correlated water numbers. Frequent repetition of these correlations can cause plant stress, soil hardening, inhibition of plant growth, and overflow of water or soil, resulting in contamination of the outside of the garden or container space.

In addition, bottom irrigation has less consumption of water and nutrients and is able to supply uniform nutrients and water compared to the two correlations (Ahmed, AK, GC Cresswell, and AM Haigh 2000. Comparison of sub-irrigation and overhead irrigation tomato and lettuce seedlings, J. of Hort. Sci., and Biotech 75 (3): 350-354).

The method of applying bottom watering to the pot of the present invention is as follows

When the soil is filled into the pots of the garden paddy, the size of the particles is large and the pores are filled with ceramic balls having a large porosity or water-absorbing cocopitites to secure water storage space, and then micro- A water permeable nonwoven fabric is laid on the nonwoven fabric so that the nonwoven fabric can not be buried, the soil is filled on the nonwoven fabric, plants are planted, and water is injected into the water input portion.

Another role of wrinkles as described above is to form a water inlet in a plant grower

11, the corrugations 63 formed on the front surface and the side surface portions 71 of the corrugation 64 on the rear surface are joined by the engaging member to firmly fix the front surface 51 and the rear surface 52, have. Another role of wrinkles is to firmly secure the front and back.

As shown in FIG. 11, two or more wrinkle-engaging portions may be formed on one wrinkle to further secure the fixing.

8 and 11, the front corrugation 63 and the rear corrugation 64 partition the pouch by the role of the wall surface, but the role of the wall separates the front surface 51 and the rear surface 52, By opening the upper part at all times, it can easily contain the soil and plant the plant.

Fig. 16 shows that a gardening pot container 11 is installed on a porch railing, and Fig. 21 shows that a gardening pot container 12 is hung with a rope.

16, the balancer 97 of the handrail 95 is inserted through the wrinkles extending in the longitudinal direction. The corrugation 63 of the kitchen utensil 11 surrounds the balancer 97 so that the kitchen utensil 11 can be securely fixed so as not to be detached from the handrail 95 even in heavy rain or strong wind.

21, the strap is inserted into the corrugations of the gardening basket 13 so as to entirely surround the gardening basket, so that the gardening basket 13 can be used more stably. As described above, another function of the corrugation is a fixing part which can firmly fix the balancer 97 of the handrail 95. When used with the strap 98, it is a fixed part of the strap 98, so that the kitchen utensil 13 is securely installed.

Fig. 15 shows that the plant support 91 is inserted into the corrugation of the utensil 11.

When a plant support (91) is installed to prevent a plant from breaking a stem due to a typhoon, it is easy for the root of the plant to be damaged if it is plugged directly into the soil where the plant is planted. Thus, the vegetable garden container (11) according to the present invention is installed by inserting and fixing the plant support base (91) in the corrugated form. Another function of the wrinkles is to insert and fix the plant support 91.

The role of many wrinkles as described above can be summarized as follows.

The role of wrinkles is to pull up both sides of the sheet toward the center of the sheet so that when the observer sees from the front, the top of the pot is close to the transverse centerline so that the soil can be stably held and the plant can be planted and cultivated.

Another role of wrinkles is to act as a wall that divides the pockets of the kitchen utensils.

Another role of wrinkles is to securely fasten the front and back of the garden container.

Another role of wrinkles is to keep the top of the utensils open at all times by separating the front and back of the container.

Another role of wrinkles is to form a water inlet in the pot.

Another role of wrinkles is that it plays a role of the governor when it is installed on the railing of the garden pot containers, and acts as a stopper of the rope even when it is hung with a string.

Another role of wrinkles is to insert and fix plant supports.

Next, the method of forming the wrinkles will be described as follows.

17, it can be seen that the wrinkle-forming engagement portion 73 in the welt-side edge portion 720 is engaged with the engagement member 77 and the wrinkle is fixed so as not to spread.

11, it is shown that the wrinkles are not spread even if the wrinkle-engaging portions formed on the side portions 71 of the wrinkles are joined by the engaging members 77 and the wrinkle-forming portions are not formed. In order to prevent the wrinkles from spreading to fold the wrinkles, the wrinkle forming part may be formed at the wrinkle side and may be joined by the joining member. When the wrinkle joining part is formed at the side part of the wrinkle, The joint forming portion may not be formed.

The joining member is not limited to one selected from the group consisting of an adhesive, a staple, a bolt, a nut and a screw, and is suitable as the material of the joining member of the present invention as long as it is a material that joins the sheet and the sheet serving as the joining member.

The wrinkle-forming engagement portion, the wrinkle engagement portion, and the engagement portion are portions to which an adhesive is applied when an engaging member is used as an adhesive, and portions that are stitched when the engaging member is to be stitched. When the engaging member is made of a bolt and a nut, the sheet is punctured to obtain a pleated-fitting portion, a crimping portion, and a fitting portion.

It is preferred that the sheet be perforated and joined together with bolts and nuts to produce wrinkles.

In order to prevent the sheet around the cloth tool from slacking during the use of the utensil container when the wrinkle-forming engagement portion, the wrinkle engagement portion, and the engagement portion are formed by perforation of the sheet to prevent the bolt and the nut from being pulled out, The eyelet base 88 and the eyelet washer 89 are superimposed and pressed on both sides with the sheet interposed therebetween to mount the eyelet to reinforce the crease forming part, .

The number of wrinkles will be described as follows.

Referring to FIG. 1, a kitchen garden container 15 including one front and one rear wrinkles can be seen.

Referring to FIG. 8, it is possible to see the kitchen utensils 11 including two wrinkles on the front and rear sides, respectively.

The garden vat contains one or more front and back wrinkles that pull up both sides of the sheet in the center direction of the flexible sheet so that the plant can be planted with stable soil.

It is preferable that the front surface and the rear surface each include two or more wrinkles so that the soil can be contained more stably so that the front surface and the rear surface each include one wrinkle.

The length of the wrinkles will be described as follows.

As shown in Fig. 9, the corrugated wire 66 is in contact with the transverse center line.

10 and 12, both sides of the sheet are pulled up toward the center of the sheet as shown in Fig. 10 and Fig. 10, and wrinkles in contact with the lateral center line 42 It is shown that it is unfolded.

Referring to Fig. 47, when the front end portion of the front wrinkle that is seen through is seen in a line 67 extending in the longitudinal direction and the line 68 extending in the longitudinal direction of the rear wrinkle portion, the wrinkles are not in contact with the bottom, And the communication portion 80 is formed. Even if the wrinkle fitting wire is in contact with the transverse center line 42, the wrinkle is generated along the wrinkle fitting line and folds along the transverse center line 42. When the wrinkle fitting portion of the wrinkle is joined with the engaging member to form the pocket, The portions of the abutting corrugations unfold when folded along the transverse centerline 42. As described above, it can be seen that the corrugations are formed not to be in contact with the bottom surface but to be apart from each other.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the corrugation is formed from the top of the kitchen utensil to the top of the communicating portion on the bottom. However, when the role of the corrugation is not required, the corrugation portion Except that the remaining wrinkles can be spread out and used, which would be desirable for plants that require a large amount of soil because they can contain more soils. As described above, the corrugation may be formed by corrugation only to form the corrugated portion, or may extend to the upper portion of the communicating portion on the bottom surface.

The position of the wrinkle joint formed in the wrinkle will be described as follows.

The corrugated portion of the kitchen utensil container 12 in Fig. 20 is formed in the corrugation end portion 72,

11 is formed on the wrinkle side surface portion 71, and the wrinkle-

The wrinkle-connecting portion of the kitchen utensil container in Fig. 25 is formed in the crease-end portion 72 and the crease-side portion 71. [

As shown in the figure, the position of the crease portion is a selected one of the crease end portion and the crease side portion, or both the crease end portion and the crease side portion.

As shown in FIG. 11, when the wrinkle-connecting portion is formed on the wrinkle side portion, two or more wrinkle-fitting portions may be formed for firm fixing. As shown in FIG. 18, two or more corrugated portions may be formed when the corrugated portion is formed on the corrugated end portion.

Here is a description of the drain hole.

As shown in FIG. 9, the kitchen utensil of the present invention may include a drain port 81 on one side of the bottom surface.

In order to prevent root rot caused by excessive moisture generated due to inexperience of summer rainy season or water management, a drainage port (81) may be provided on one side of the bottom surface of the gardening container.

Fig. 46 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 43A-43A in Fig. 9, showing the sheet according to the present invention as a multi-layer laminate of the antifogging sheet 32, the waterproof sheet 33 and the civil engineering nonwoven fabric 31, When the drainage hole is formed in the multiple laminated sheet only by perforation, when the water is discharged into the drainage hole, the civil nonwoven fabric and the external sheet may become contaminated with the drainage water. So additional configuration is needed. Referring to FIG. 46, the structure will be described as follows.

The sheet is perforated and an autoclaved butyl rubber sheet 83 is attached to the waterproof sheet 32 inside the container of the kitchen utensil and the body portion 84 of the two-touch fitting 82 and the cap nut 85 are fastened tightly And a tube 86 is connected to a two-touch fit 82. [ The self-adhering butyl rubber sheet 83 does not harden at a low temperature and does not soften at a high temperature due to strong adhesive force, strong cold resistance, heat resistance and temperature sensitivity to all kinds of adherends, . Two-touch fitting is a nut tightening pipe connection for pneumatic piping. The air will not escape, and moisture will not escape. Therefore, it is widely used in nutrient supply piping of small scale hydroponic cultivation. Although one-touch fitting is shown as one embodiment, one-touch fitting is also desirable.

The hook part is as follows.

39, there is shown a hook portion 76 formed by perforating the sheet at the upper part of the rear surface. When the hook portion 76 is installed on the wall surface, a nail or a screw is put on the wall surface and the hook portion 76 It is possible to install a kitchen garden container by fitting, or to attach a key ring when installing it on a railing.

14, it can be seen that two hook portions 76 are formed,

34, it can be seen that four hook portions 76 are formed.

As described above, the number of hooking portions 76 is formed differently according to the number of bags contained in the gardening container

The third embodiment and the preferred embodiment of the present invention will briefly explain the process from the planting of the plant material to the storage and disposal of the planting material container after cultivation in the production of a gardening container.

The civil engineering nonwoven fabric, the nonwoven fabric, the waterproof vinyl, and the UV-treated fabric, which are rolled in roll form, are cut into elliptical shapes each having a major axis length of 80 cm and a minor axis length of 60 cm, The tops of the edges of the sheets are neatly folded in a bias cloth, and the sheets are punched with a perforator to form a corrugated portion and a hanging portion, and the sheet is stretched To prevent this, an eyelet is attached to the cloth tool, the sheet is perforated and a two-touch fit is provided to form a drain hole, an inwardly concave corrugation extending from the top to the bottom of the front and back surfaces, A bowl and a water inlet are formed to form a garden pot container,

In order to grow plants with bottom irrigation water, a ceramic ball having a large porosity is placed in a garden container, a water permeable nonwoven fabric is laid thereon, soil is placed on the ceramic ball, the desired plants are planted, water After the plants are grown, the plants are removed, the bolts and nuts are loosened to remove the soil from the garden pots, and the dirty garden pots are cleanly folded and stored after being cleaned. The biasing cloth of the bias cloth is cut and the biasing cloth is peeled off to separate and discharge the nonwoven fabric, the nonwoven fabric for civil engineering, the waterproof vinyl, and the uv treated fabric.

While the present invention has been described in connection with what is presently considered to be the most useful and preferred embodiment, it is intended that the present invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiment, but on the contrary, is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the spirit and scope of the appended claims, It is to be understood that the scope is to be accorded the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such modifications and equivalent structures

11: A kitchen utensil container made of an elliptical sheet, the front and rear surfaces each including two corrugations, and the corrugated portion formed on the side surface portion of the front corrugation is joined to the corrugated portion formed on the side surface portion of the rear corrugated portion.
12. A vegetable dish container made of an elliptical sheet, the front and rear surfaces each including two corrugations, and the corrugated portion formed at an end portion of the front corrugation is joined to the corrugated portion formed at the corrugation end portion of the rear corrugated portion.
13: The front and back surfaces each include two corrugations, and the corrugated portion formed on the outermost portion of the front corrugation is joined to the engaging portion on the rear surface, and the corrugated portion formed on the end portion of the rear corrugation A vegetable container coupled to a coupling part by a coupling member.
14: a square-shaped sheet, wherein the front and rear surfaces each include two wrinkles, the wrinkle-engaging portion formed on an end portion of the front wrinkle is engaged with the engaging portion on the rear surface, And a coupling member coupled to the wrinkle coupling portion formed on the side surface of the wrinkle.
15: A kitchen utensil made of an elliptical sheet, wherein the front and rear surfaces each include one pleat, and the pleated fitting formed on the side surface of the front pleat is joined to the pleated fitting formed on the side surface of the rear pleat.
20: Container with five pockets.
21: A kitchen pot with seven pockets.
22: Both sides of the kitchen utensils.
23: The first garden pot of two-sided garden pot.
24: A second garden pot of two-sided garden pots.
30: sheet.
31: Nonwoven fabric for civil engineering.
32: Antiperspirant sheet
33: Waterproof sheet
34: Exterior sheet.
35: Semi-oval sheet.
36: half elliptical part of sheet.
37: Base of semi-elliptical sheet.
38: The rectangular part of the sheet.
39: Extension joint.
41: longitudinal centerline.
42: transverse centerline.
44: longitudinal length of the extension part.
45: transverse length of the rectangular portion of the sheet.
46: Shortening line.
47: Long axis line.
48: Both end points at the outermost of the short line.
51: The front of the kitchen garden.
52: Rear of the pottery container.
53: The left side of the pottery container.
54: The right side of the pots.
55: The bottom of the pottery container.
61: Pocket.
62: Water input section.
63: Front wrinkles.
64: Rear pleats.
66: Wrinkled wire.
67: Longitudinally extending line of the front rim.
68: longitudinally extending line of the rear crease.
69: Welding wire of double sheet.
70: Wrinkles.
71: wrinkle side area.
72: Crease tip area.
73: wrinkle forming part.
74: wrinkled portion.
75: coupling part.
76: The hook section.
77: coupling member.
78: Bias cloth.
78a: Length of the width of the bias cloth.
79: Staple line.
80: communication part.
81: drainage.
82: Two-touch fitting.
83: Self-assembled butyl rubber sheet.
84: Body part of two-touch fitting.
85: Cap nut for two-touch fitting.
86: Tube.
87: Eyelet.
88: Eyelet base.
89: Eyelet washers.
91: Plant support.
92: Sprinkler.
93: Pepper.
94: Lettuce.
95: Railing.
96: Handrail level base.
97: balustrade.
98: String.
99: Thread.
100: Nails.
101: Writing instruments.
110: A sheet of a kitchen garden container in which a garden pot (11) is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
120: A sheet of a kitchen garden container in which a garden pot (12) is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
130: A sheet of a kitchen garden container in which a garden pot (13) is unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
140: A sheet of a kitchen garden container having a garden pot (14) unfolded and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
150: Sheet of a kitchen garden container with a garden pot (15) spread out and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
200: A sheet of a kitchen garden container in which a garden pot (20) is spread and supported on a flat horizontal plane.
210: A sheet of a kitchen garden container which is spread on a flat garden container (21) and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
220: Sheet of a kitchen garden container with a garden pot (22) spread out and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
230: Both sides of a garden pot The first garden pot A sheet of a garden pot container spreading a container and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
240: The second garden of the two-sided garden container The sheet of the household garden container which unfolded the container and supported on a flat horizontal surface.
510: Front of the front part.
520: Forward to the rear.
535: Length of the side measured at the transverse centerline.
550: Length of the bottom measured at the transverse centerline.
610: Length of pocket width
700: Right side of the wrinkle.
710: Left side of the pleats.
720: wrinkle area
Hereinafter, a description of the symbols shown in the sheet 110 of FIG. 48
a: Long term.
b: Short axis.
c: Distance from the center point to the focus.
f: Focus.
p: Center point.
AB: One of the two sides parallel to the longitudinal centerline in the rectangular part of the sheet.
CD: One of the two sides parallel to the longitudinal centerline in the rectangular part of the sheet.
AD: One of the two sides parallel to the transverse center line in the rectangular part of the sheet.
BC: Another of the two sides parallel to the transverse center line in the rectangular part of the sheet.

Claims (20)

In a gardening container made of a flexible sheet,
And pulling up both sides of the sheet toward the center of the sheet,
A front surface extending in the longitudinal direction and including at least one or more inwardly concave wrinkles, respectively; And rear surface;

Wherein the front surface wrinkling engagement portion is formed at a position corresponding to the wrinkle engagement portion of the front surface,
And a coupling member coupled to at least one of the wrinkle-engaging portion and the rear-engaging portion of the rear surface to form a bag in which plants can be planted. [2] The vegetable garden container according to claim 1, wherein the front and rear surfaces each include at least two wrinkles. 2. The pot of claim 1, wherein the sheet comprises at least one semi-elliptical shape. 4. The pot of claim 3, wherein the sheet comprises at least two semi-elliptical shapes. 5. The household appliance container according to claim 4, wherein the sheet has a shape in which two sides parallel to a longitudinal center line of a quadrilateral having the same size of four internal angles are each a base of a semi-elliptical shape. 6. The household utensil container according to claim 5, wherein the sheet has a shape in which two sides parallel to a longitudinal center line of a quadrilateral having the same size of four internal angles each have two semi-elliptical bases. [2] The kitchen utensil according to claim 1, wherein the corrugated portion of the front surface is coupled to the corrugated portion of the rear surface by a coupling member. [8] The vegetable garden container according to claim 7, wherein the wrinkle-binding portion is formed at a side portion of the wrinkle. [2] The kitchen utensil container according to claim 1, wherein the corrugated portion of the front surface is coupled to the coupling portion of the rear surface. [10] The vegetable garden container according to claim 7 or 9, wherein the wrinkle-binding portion is formed at an end portion of the wrinkle. [12] The vegetable garden container according to claim 10, wherein a wrinkle-forming part is formed at the tip of the wrinkles and is joined by a joining member. [2] The apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the corrugated portion of the front surface is coupled to the coupling portion of the rear surface and the coupling portion of the rear surface, [12] The vegetable garden container according to claim 12, wherein the wrinkle-binding portion is formed at a side portion of the wrinkles and an inward portion of the wrinkles. [2] The kitchen utensil container according to claim 1, wherein the wrinkles extend to the wrinkle-fitting portion. 15. The kitchen utensil according to claim 14, wherein the corrugation extends to an upper portion of the communicating portion on the bottom surface. [2] The vegetable garden container according to claim 1, wherein the pouches communicate with each other. The housing of claim 1, wherein the coupling member is selected from the group consisting of a nut, a bolt, a screw, a staple, and an adhesive. The vegetable garden container according to claim 1, wherein the wrinkles are formed by folding. [2] The kitchen utensil according to claim 1, wherein at least one hanger portion is provided on the rear surface. [2] The vegetable garden container according to claim 1, further comprising a drain hole on a bottom surface of the garden pot container.

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