EP 0918912 B1 20000510 - DISMOUNTABLE FACADE SCAFFOLD
Title (en)
DISMOUNTABLE FACADE SCAFFOLD
Title (de)
ZERLEGBARES FASSADENGERÜST
Title (fr)
ECHAFAUDAGE DE FACADE DEMONTABLE
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 19633092 A 19960816
- EP 9704211 W 19970801
Abstract (en)
[origin: US6554102B2] A dismantlable, multi-story facade scaffold is formed of at least four vertical support elements and floor plates and railing elements which are mounted thereto. An additional scaffold story is erected by coupling an additional vertical support element to an already existing one and pivotally attaching one end of a railing element thereto at a location above where the floor plate for the next story will be placed. The other end of that railing element is pivotally attached to another vertical support element. This other vertical support element is then raised, thereby pivotally moving the rail element relative to the respective vertical support element until the rail element is in a horizontal position and the vertical support element is in the vertical position. The other vertical support element is now attached to the upper end of a corresponding vertical support of the lower scaffold story. Thereafter the floor plate for the additional scaffold story is installed so that a worker stepping on the floor plate of the higher story is protected from the very beginning against falling off. The connections between the ends of the railing and the respective vertical support elements are disengageable when they are in relatively inclined positions and become locked when the railing is perpendicular to the support elements. The scaffold is dismantled by reversing this procedure.
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
E04G 1/14 (2006.01); E04G 5/00 (2006.01); E04G 5/14 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP KR US)
E04G 1/14 (2013.01 - KR); E04G 5/14 (2013.01 - EP US); E04G 5/147 (2013.01 - EP US)
Citation (examination)
- CH 658878 A5 19861215 - RIEDER S A
- EP 0276487 A2 19880803 - LANGER RUTH GEB LAYHER [DE]
Designated contracting state (EPC)
AT DE ES FR GB IT PT SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
US 2002092707 A1 20020718; US 6554102 B2 20030429; AT E192819 T1 20000515; AU 4116497 A 19980306; AU 723378 B2 20000824; BR 9711314 A 20000118; DE 19633092 A1 19980219; DE 19655284 B4 20080124; DE 59701662 D1 20000615; EP 0918912 A1 19990602; EP 0918912 B1 20000510; EP 0918912 B2 20061004; ES 2145630 T3 20000701; ES 2145630 T5 20070516; JP 2000516310 A 20001205; JP 3865784 B2 20070110; KR 100520418 B1 20051012; KR 20000068157 A 20001125; PL 187936 B1 20041130; PL 331630 A1 19990802; PT 918912 E 20001031; TR 199900327 T2 19990721; US 6422345 B1 20020723; WO 9807934 A1 19980226
DOCDB simple family (application)
US 5267902 A 20020118; AT 97938864 T 19970801; AU 4116497 A 19970801; BR 9711314 A 19970801; DE 19633092 A 19960816; DE 19655284 A 19960816; DE 59701662 T 19970801; EP 9704211 W 19970801; EP 97938864 A 19970801; ES 97938864 T 19970801; JP 51032598 A 19970801; KR 19997001241 A 19990212; PL 33163097 A 19970801; PT 97938864 T 19970801; TR 9900327 T 19970801; US 24226599 A 19991209