WO2021233509A1 - Candle holder for holding grave candles - Google Patents

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WO2021233509A1
WO2021233509A1 PCT/DK2021/050157 DK2021050157W WO2021233509A1 WO 2021233509 A1 WO2021233509 A1 WO 2021233509A1 DK 2021050157 W DK2021050157 W DK 2021050157W WO 2021233509 A1 WO2021233509 A1 WO 2021233509A1
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Finn Hjorth
Betina Hjorth
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Befi Aps
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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V35/00—Candle holders
    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47G—HOUSEHOLD OR TABLE EQUIPMENT
    • A47G33/00—Religious or ritual equipment in dwelling or for general use
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V35/00—Candle holders
    • F21V35/003—Special means for attaching the candle to the candle holder
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21V—FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OR DETAILS OF LIGHTING DEVICES OR SYSTEMS THEREOF; STRUCTURAL COMBINATIONS OF LIGHTING DEVICES WITH OTHER ARTICLES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
    • F21V21/00—Supporting, suspending, or attaching arrangements for lighting devices; Hand grips
    • F21V21/08—Devices for easy attachment to any desired place, e.g. clip, clamp, magnet
    • F21V21/0824—Ground spikes

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  • the present invention relates to a candle holder for a grave candle.
  • Grave candles are specially designed for outdoor use.
  • the candle itself is often in a cylindrical container with a protective lid. Thereby, the candles are protected to a cer tain degree against harsh outdoor conditions such as snow and rain.
  • Grave candles have a cylindrical shape, where the height is significantly larger than that of the diameter. Therefore, grave candles are subjected to fall over when it is windy. To avoid the candles from falling over, when used outdoors, lower candles or other sorts of candles have previously been used, such as tealight candles e.g., in a lantern.
  • candles are used in memory of the dead, and there is a great symbolism in the height of the candles and that they are reaching towards the sky.
  • the candle holder for holding grave candles.
  • the candle holder comprises a head adapted for holding a grave candle.
  • the candle holder also comprises a leg. The leg extends from the head to a leg end, where the candle holder is substantially plane before bending of the head in relation to the leg.
  • the candle holder is designed to be plane during transport and resale in a store.
  • the user of the candle holder will, when the grave candle shall be mounted, bend the head in relation to the leg, such that an angle is formed between the head and the leg. This is shown in several of the figures.
  • a grave candle should be interpreted broadly, such that it can both be a candle or an electrical LED candle.
  • the head of the candle holder is adapted to hold the grave candle.
  • the head can be completely enclosed or partly enclosed.
  • An expert will know the different embodi ments of the head, which would be relevant to use. It can for example be round or rectangular.
  • An effect of the head of the candle holder being adapted to hold a grave candle, is that the grave candle is easy to mount in the candle holder.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the leg between the leg end and the head is provided with a mechanical weakness to make it easier to bend the head in relation to the leg, where the candle holder is substantially plane before bending the head.
  • the effect of the mechanical weakness is that less force is required to bend the head in relation to the leg. Thereby weaker persons, such as elderly or children, would be able to bend the head and insert the grave candle themselves.
  • the mechanical weakness is an area, where the candle holder is more likely to bend when applying force on the head in relation to the leg. Thereby, the mechanical weak ness controls where the bending occurs along the leg.
  • the mechanical weakness could be provided by a knock on the candle holder.
  • the mechanical weakness could be provided as a recess, a cut-out, or the like.
  • the recess could advantageously be made by means of laser cutting.
  • An effect of the mechanical weakness is that the candle holder is easy to bend, such that the head of the candle holder during use is bend in a favourable position in rela tion to the leg, whereby the grave candle is fastened.
  • a favourable position could for example be that the head was relatively perpendicular on the leg.
  • a further effect of the mechanical weakness is that the head could be bend in relation to the leg, such that the candle holder forms a flat structure. Thereby, the candle hold er is easy to transport and store.
  • the candle holder may be produced by e.g. iron, aluminium and metal or any other material that an expert may find usable.
  • the effect of the candle holder being plane before bending is that the candle holder takes up less space under production and transport.
  • the user of the candle holder could when in use bend the head in relation to the leg because of said mechanical weakness, whereafter the candle holder can hold said grave candle.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the mechanical weakness of the candle hold er being a recess.
  • a recess is a relatively simple way of providing a mechanical weakness in the candle holder, which makes the production easier.
  • the recess is provided by use of laser cutting. Thereby, one laser can cut more items in a plane material.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by placing the recess as shown in Fig. 4B.
  • leg end of the candle holder being a spear.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by laser cutting the candle holder.
  • Laser cutting is a fully automatic production method that makes the production cheap and precise.
  • the candle holder may be produced in one piece (monolith), which means that it does not get unintended mechanical weaknesses due to e.g., assembling.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the candle holder having a thickness be tween 1-3 mm or 1.5-5 mm or 2-10 mm.
  • the effect can be achieved if the leg has a thickness between 1-3 mm or 1.5-5 mm or 2-10 mm.
  • the candle holder or at least the leg has a thickness between 1-3 mm, if the candle holder does not have a mechanical weakness, because an increased thickness will require a greater effort to bend the head in relation to the leg.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the head of the candle holder is ring-shaped.
  • the inner diameter of the ring-shaped head is between 5-9 mm, but advantageously between 6-8 mm, since most grave candles are between 6-8 mm.
  • the grave candle is kept in place in the candle holder during use.
  • the candle holder is easy to stack during storing and transport.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the candle holder is made from a metal.
  • a further effect is that metal is strong but can be easy to bend by a mechanical weak ness.
  • metal is reusable.
  • An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the candle holder has a footrest as shown in Fig. 5.
  • the candle holder is easy to insert into a material, e.g. the ground, by placing the foot on the footrest and pressing the leg end down into the ground. Thereby, the user is in a more ergonomically correct position.
  • a material e.g. the ground
  • An object of the invention is achieved by using the candle holder to secure a candle or grave candle.
  • An effect of this is that a grave candle can be kept in place and not fall over. There can for example be a risk of this in windy weather.
  • Fig. 1 shows a candle holder with a mechanical weakness seen in perspective (A) and from above (B).
  • Fig. 2 shows a candle holder with a mechanical weakness seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
  • Fig. 3 shows a candle holder with a recess seen in perspective (A) and from above (B).
  • Fig. 4 shows a candle holder with a recess seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
  • Fig, 5 shows a candle holder with a footrest.
  • Fig. 1A shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective.
  • the candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg 20 extends from the head 10 to the leg end 25.
  • the leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the head 10 is a plane ring.
  • the leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10.
  • the leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
  • Fig. IB shows the candle holder 1 seen from above.
  • the head 10 is a plane, closed ring.
  • the leg 10 of the candle holder 1 is bend in relation to the head 10 and therefore only the upper part of the leg 20 is seen in the figure.
  • Fig. 2 shows a candle holder 1 with a mechanical weakness 30 seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
  • the candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25.
  • the leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg is bend in relation to the head 10.
  • Fig. 2 A shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a flat structure 28.
  • Fig. 2B shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
  • Fig. 3A shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective.
  • the candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg is extending form the head 10 to the leg end 25.
  • the leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the mechanical weakness 30 is a recess 35.
  • the recess 35 is shaped as a rectangle and placed near to the head 10.
  • the head 10 is a plane ring.
  • the leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10.
  • the leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
  • Fig. 3B shows the candle holder 1 seen from above.
  • the head 10 is a plane, closed ring.
  • the leg 20 of the candle holder 1 is bend in relation to the head 10, and therefore only the upper part of the leg 20 is seen in the figure.
  • Fig. 4 shows a candle holder 1 with a mechanical weakness 30 seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
  • the candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the mechanical weakness 30 is a recess 35.
  • the re cess 35 is shaped as a rectangle and placed near the head 10.
  • the leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25.
  • the leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10.
  • Fig. 4 A shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a flat structure 28.
  • Fig. 4B shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
  • Fig. 4C shows the candle holder 1 in a plane condition before a person has bend the head 10 in relation to the leg 20.
  • Fig. 5 shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective.
  • the candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25, a footrest 60 and a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25.
  • the leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30.
  • the head 10 is a plane ring.
  • the leg 20 is bend in relation to the headlO.
  • the leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
  • the footrest 60 is shaped as a plane triangle with a surface 65.

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Abstract

The invention relates to a candle holder for holding grave candles, where the candle holder comprises, a head (10) adapted to hold a grave candle, a leg (20) extending from the head to a leg end (25), where the leg between the leg end and the head may be provided with a mechanical weakness (30) to be able to bend the head in relation to the leg.

Description

CANDLE HOLDER FOR HOLDING GRAVE CANDLES FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a candle holder for a grave candle. BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
Today candles are widely used to both clerical and secular purposes.
Over the years it has been attempted to modify the candles to outdoor conditions. This has for example been done to be able to have candles standing at burial places or at other outdoor memorials.
Grave candles are specially designed for outdoor use. The candle itself is often in a cylindrical container with a protective lid. Thereby, the candles are protected to a cer tain degree against harsh outdoor conditions such as snow and rain.
Grave candles have a cylindrical shape, where the height is significantly larger than that of the diameter. Therefore, grave candles are subjected to fall over when it is windy. To avoid the candles from falling over, when used outdoors, lower candles or other sorts of candles have previously been used, such as tealight candles e.g., in a lantern.
In the clerical world, candles are used in memory of the dead, and there is a great symbolism in the height of the candles and that they are reaching towards the sky.
Other facilities such as lanterns are difficult to transport because they take up a lot of space.
Therefore, there is a need for facilities which prevent grave candles from falling over in the wind, and which are easy to transport.
OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
It is the object of the invention to provide a candle holder, which can hold a grave candle.
DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION An object of the invention is achieved by a candle holder for holding grave candles. The candle holder comprises a head adapted for holding a grave candle. The candle holder also comprises a leg. The leg extends from the head to a leg end, where the candle holder is substantially plane before bending of the head in relation to the leg.
The candle holder is designed to be plane during transport and resale in a store. The user of the candle holder will, when the grave candle shall be mounted, bend the head in relation to the leg, such that an angle is formed between the head and the leg. This is shown in several of the figures.
An expert would be able to choose a thickness of the leg, which makes it possible for a person unaided to bend the head in relation to the leg.
A grave candle should be interpreted broadly, such that it can both be a candle or an electrical LED candle.
The head of the candle holder is adapted to hold the grave candle. The head can be completely enclosed or partly enclosed. An expert will know the different embodi ments of the head, which would be relevant to use. It can for example be round or rectangular.
An effect of the head of the candle holder being adapted to hold a grave candle, is that the grave candle is easy to mount in the candle holder.
An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the leg between the leg end and the head is provided with a mechanical weakness to make it easier to bend the head in relation to the leg, where the candle holder is substantially plane before bending the head.
The effect of the mechanical weakness is that less force is required to bend the head in relation to the leg. Thereby weaker persons, such as elderly or children, would be able to bend the head and insert the grave candle themselves. The mechanical weakness is an area, where the candle holder is more likely to bend when applying force on the head in relation to the leg. Thereby, the mechanical weak ness controls where the bending occurs along the leg.
The mechanical weakness could be provided by a knock on the candle holder.
The mechanical weakness could be provided as a recess, a cut-out, or the like. The recess could advantageously be made by means of laser cutting.
An effect of the mechanical weakness is that the candle holder is easy to bend, such that the head of the candle holder during use is bend in a favourable position in rela tion to the leg, whereby the grave candle is fastened. A favourable position could for example be that the head was relatively perpendicular on the leg.
A further effect of the mechanical weakness is that the head could be bend in relation to the leg, such that the candle holder forms a flat structure. Thereby, the candle hold er is easy to transport and store.
The candle holder may be produced by e.g. iron, aluminium and metal or any other material that an expert may find usable.
The effect of the candle holder being plane before bending is that the candle holder takes up less space under production and transport. The user of the candle holder could when in use bend the head in relation to the leg because of said mechanical weakness, whereafter the candle holder can hold said grave candle.
An object of the invention is achieved by the mechanical weakness of the candle hold er being a recess.
An effect of this is that the area where the candle holder should be bend is visual for the user, which makes it easy to use.
Furthermore, a recess is a relatively simple way of providing a mechanical weakness in the candle holder, which makes the production easier. Particularly, if the recess is provided by use of laser cutting. Thereby, one laser can cut more items in a plane material.
An object of the invention is achieved by placing the recess as shown in Fig. 4B.
An effect of this is that the candle holder is easy to use for holding a grave candle.
An object of the invention is achieved by the leg end of the candle holder being a spear.
An effect of this is that the leg end is easy to insert into a material, such as the ground, for a shoe to press down the candle holder. Thereby, the candle holder achieves a sta bility which makes it less likely to fall over in the wind.
An object of the invention is achieved by laser cutting the candle holder.
Laser cutting is a fully automatic production method that makes the production cheap and precise.
Furthermore, the candle holder may be produced in one piece (monolith), which means that it does not get unintended mechanical weaknesses due to e.g., assembling.
An object of the invention is achieved by the candle holder having a thickness be tween 1-3 mm or 1.5-5 mm or 2-10 mm.
An effect of this is that the head is easy to bend in relation to the leg, while ensuring that the candle holder is stable enough to secure the grave candle in an upright posi tion even if the wind is blowing or the candle holder is exposed to knocks.
In practise, the effect can be achieved if the leg has a thickness between 1-3 mm or 1.5-5 mm or 2-10 mm.
It is particularly advantageous if the candle holder or at least the leg has a thickness between 1-3 mm, if the candle holder does not have a mechanical weakness, because an increased thickness will require a greater effort to bend the head in relation to the leg. An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the head of the candle holder is ring-shaped.
Where the difference between the inner and the outer ring is at least 3 mm, but advan tageously at least 5 mm.
The inner diameter of the ring-shaped head is between 5-9 mm, but advantageously between 6-8 mm, since most grave candles are between 6-8 mm.
An effect of this is that it is easy to mount a grave candle in the head because these are often shaped as a cylinder. Furthermore, the ring-shape is a stable structure.
Furthermore, the grave candle is kept in place in the candle holder during use.
Furthermore, the candle holder is easy to stack during storing and transport.
An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the candle holder is made from a metal.
An effect of this is that the candle holder may be used outdoors, since metal is re sistant to wind and weather, which increases the service life of the candle holder.
A further effect is that metal is strong but can be easy to bend by a mechanical weak ness.
Furthermore, metal is reusable.
An object of the invention is achieved by the fact that the candle holder has a footrest as shown in Fig. 5.
An effect of this is, that the candle holder is easy to insert into a material, e.g. the ground, by placing the foot on the footrest and pressing the leg end down into the ground. Thereby, the user is in a more ergonomically correct position.
An object of the invention is achieved by using the candle holder to secure a candle or grave candle. An effect of this is that a grave candle can be kept in place and not fall over. There can for example be a risk of this in windy weather. DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING
Embodiments of the invention is described in the figures, where:
Fig. 1 shows a candle holder with a mechanical weakness seen in perspective (A) and from above (B).
Fig. 2 shows a candle holder with a mechanical weakness seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
Fig. 3 shows a candle holder with a recess seen in perspective (A) and from above (B).
Fig. 4 shows a candle holder with a recess seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B).
Fig, 5 shows a candle holder with a footrest.
DETAILED DESCRPTION OF THE INVENTION
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Fig. 1A shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective. The candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30. The leg 20 extends from the head 10 to the leg end 25. The leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30. The head 10 is a plane ring. The leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10. The leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
Fig. IB shows the candle holder 1 seen from above. The head 10 is a plane, closed ring. The leg 10 of the candle holder 1 is bend in relation to the head 10 and therefore only the upper part of the leg 20 is seen in the figure.
Fig. 2 shows a candle holder 1 with a mechanical weakness 30 seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B). The candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30. The leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25. The leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30. The leg is bend in relation to the head 10.
Fig. 2 A shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a flat structure 28.
Fig. 2B shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
Fig. 3A shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective. The candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30. The leg is extending form the head 10 to the leg end 25. The leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30. The mechanical weakness 30 is a recess 35. The recess 35 is shaped as a rectangle and placed near to the head 10. The head 10 is a plane ring. The leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10. The leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
Fig. 3B shows the candle holder 1 seen from above. The head 10 is a plane, closed ring. The leg 20 of the candle holder 1 is bend in relation to the head 10, and therefore only the upper part of the leg 20 is seen in the figure.
Fig. 4 shows a candle holder 1 with a mechanical weakness 30 seen from the side (A) and from the rear (B). The candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25 and a mechanical weakness 30. The mechanical weakness 30 is a recess 35. The re cess 35 is shaped as a rectangle and placed near the head 10. The leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25. The leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30. The leg 20 is bend in relation to the head 10. Fig. 4 A shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a flat structure 28.
Fig. 4B shows a leg end 25 shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
Fig. 4C shows the candle holder 1 in a plane condition before a person has bend the head 10 in relation to the leg 20.
Fig. 5 shows a candle holder 1 seen in perspective. The candle holder 1 has a head 10, a leg 20 and a leg end 25, a footrest 60 and a mechanical weakness 30. The leg 20 is extending from the head 10 to the leg end 25. The leg 20 has a mechanical weakness 30. The head 10 is a plane ring. The leg 20 is bend in relation to the headlO. The leg end 25 is shaped as a spear with a pointed tip 27.
The footrest 60 is shaped as a plane triangle with a surface 65.

Claims

1. A candle holder (1) for holding grave candles, where the candle holder (1) compris es
- a head (10) adapted to hold a grave candle: - a leg (20) extending from the head (10) to a leg end (25), where the candle holder (1) is substantially plane before bending the head (10) in relation to the leg.
2. A candle holder (1) according to claim 1, where the leg (20) between the leg end (25) and the head (10) is provided with a mechanical weakness (30) to make it easier to bend the head (10) in relation to the leg (20).
3. The candle holder (1) according to claim 2, where the mechanical weakness (30) is a recess (35).
4. The candle holder (1) according to claim 3, where the recess (35) is placed and shaped as shown in Fig. 4B.
5. The candle holder according to any of the proceeding claims, where the leg end (25) is a spear.
6. The candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding claims, where the candle holder is cut by laser.
7. The candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding claims, where the candle holder (1) has a thickness between 1-3 mm or 1.5-5 mm or 2-10 mm.
8. The candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding clams, where the head (10) is ring-shaped.
9. The candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding claims, where the candle holder (1) is made from metal.
10. The candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding claims, where the candle holder has a footrest (60) as shown in Fig. 5.
11. Use of the candle holder (1) according to any of the proceeding claims to hold a candle or grave candle.
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