EP0473394B1 - Gerüststrukturen - Google Patents

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EP0473394B1
EP0473394B1 EP19910307826 EP91307826A EP0473394B1 EP 0473394 B1 EP0473394 B1 EP 0473394B1 EP 19910307826 EP19910307826 EP 19910307826 EP 91307826 A EP91307826 A EP 91307826A EP 0473394 B1 EP0473394 B1 EP 0473394B1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G7/00—Connections between parts of the scaffold
    • E04G7/30—Scaffolding bars or members with non-detachably fixed coupling elements
    • E04G7/302—Scaffolding bars or members with non-detachably fixed coupling elements for connecting crossing or intersecting bars or members
    • E04G7/306—Scaffolding bars or members with non-detachably fixed coupling elements for connecting crossing or intersecting bars or members the added coupling elements are fixed at several bars or members to connect
    • E04G7/307—Scaffolding bars or members with non-detachably fixed coupling elements for connecting crossing or intersecting bars or members the added coupling elements are fixed at several bars or members to connect with tying means for connecting the bars or members
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G11/00—Forms, shutterings, or falsework for making walls, floors, ceilings, or roofs
    • E04G11/36—Forms, shutterings, or falsework for making walls, floors, ceilings, or roofs for floors, ceilings, or roofs of plane or curved surfaces end formpanels for floor shutterings
    • E04G11/48—Supporting structures for shutterings or frames for floors or roofs
    • E04G11/483—Supporting heads
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04G—SCAFFOLDING; FORMS; SHUTTERING; BUILDING IMPLEMENTS OR AIDS, OR THEIR USE; HANDLING BUILDING MATERIALS ON THE SITE; REPAIRING, BREAKING-UP OR OTHER WORK ON EXISTING BUILDINGS
    • E04G5/00—Component parts or accessories for scaffolds
    • E04G5/16—Struts or stiffening rods, e.g. diagonal rods

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  • This invention relates to scaffolding structures, in particular to scaffolding structures to be used as shoring.
  • scaffolding structures comprise a plurality of upright "standard” members, interconnected by generally horizontal cross “ledger” members.
  • the rigidity of structures formed from such interconnected standards and ledgers is increased by the use of diagonally positioned bracing members which triangulate the rectangular framework constructed with the standards and ledgers.
  • Such scaffolding structures will hereinafter be referred to as "a scaffolding structure of the type described”. Scaffolding of this type is commonly used, amongst other things, as shoring to support formwork and concrete during construction of concrete structures.
  • adjustable jacks are often provided at the upper ends of the standards. The jacks carry support heads which in turn carry the formwork elements.
  • adjustable jacks allow the formwork elements to be adjusted to the required level
  • Adjustable jacks are often also provided at the lower ends of the standards, these jacks being connected to baseplates.
  • the lower jacks permit maintenance of the rectangularity of the framework when it is erected on foundations of irregular levels.
  • bracing is normally required for the adjustable jacks to maximise the strength of the structure by transmitting calculated and notional shear forces to supporting foundations or anchorages and to maintain its rigidity.
  • the braces are secured at one end to a jack and at the other to an adjacent standard at a connection between that standard and one of the ledgers attached thereto.
  • the amount of bracing required is usually dependent upon the loading which the scaffolding structure is to support and in some situations where the loading is high a larger number of braces will be required overall and not only will all the jacks near to the corners of the structure need to be braced but also the jack at the corner, and perhaps those adjacent, may need to be braced to two standards.
  • One known type of adjustable brace described in GB Patent No. 1599646 comprises two tubes one of which is telescopically received in the other.
  • a clamp-type arrangement is provided for securing the tubes together in the desired relative location.
  • the clamp which is a separate part, is tightened by use of a spanner.
  • the arrangement does not allow for rapid and simple adjustment of the brace length, in particular if a brace length has been incorrectly set, it is necessary to release the clamp, re-adjust the length and tighten the clamp again.
  • the arrangement relies on friction to prevent relative movement of the two tubes and this means that the loading must be less than that which will cause slippage.
  • the brace comprises two tubes connected by a turnbuckle.
  • turning the turnbuckle to move the tubes relative thereto a certain distance results in an overall change in length of the brace of twice that distance. Therefore, with this arrangement it is again difficult to achieve fine, controlled adjustment of the length of the brace and it is very easy to reduce the length of the brace to too great an extent, pulling the standard and jack away from the vertical and introducing sheer forces on the structure.
  • British Patent 1535326 describes a scaffolding clamp comprising a base portion, an arm pivoted thereto at one end thereof and clamping means at the other end of the base portion for engaging the arm and drawing it towards the base portion to grip a scaffolding member positioned therebetween.
  • the clamp may be used to connect a brace to a standard, the brace being pinned to the base portion on the opposite side from the arm.
  • U.S. Patent 2583368 describes a clamp for use in formation of a scaffolding structure.
  • the clamp includes a pin whereby it may be pivotally connected to a brace end, the clamp securing the brace to a standard such that the longitudinal axes of the two intersect.
  • a scaffolding structure comprises standards and ledgers interconnected by connectors including apertures, at least some of the standards being provided at the upper end and/or the lower end thereof with a jack, and at least one brace of adjustable length extending diagonally between a jack and an adjacent standard, the brace being provided at its first end with first attachment means at whereby it is releasably attached to the jack and, at its second end, with with second attachment means including a pin at the other end thereof whereby it is attached to the standard, the pin of the second attachment means being releasably secured in an aperture of a connector by which the standard is connected to one or more ledgers and the longitudinal axis of the pin is transverse to that of the brace characterised in that the first attachment comprises a clamp pivotally connected to the brace and releasably secured around the jack and in that the pivot connection between the clamp and the brace first end is so arranged that the longitudinal axes of the brace and the jack intersect,
  • the pivotal connection allows the brace to take up the orientation relative to the vertical necessary to permit its connection to the adjacent standard, no matter at what height the jack is set and without introduction of secondary stresses into the system even if the brace length is incorrectly set.
  • a support head or baseplate, as appropriate, is connected to the jack.
  • the attachment means comprises a generally C-shaped member dimensioned to fit around the jack, and means for preventing removal of the member from a position located around the jack.
  • Very preferably means are also provided for preventing movement of the member longitudinally along the jack.
  • the attachment means and the jack can be arranged to be such a close fit that frictional forces will resist any movement of the attachment means along the jack.
  • the means for preventing removal of the C-shaped attachment member comprises a locking member securable between the ends of the C-shaped member.
  • the ends of the C-shaped member are formed with slots dimensioned to form a friction fit with the locking member when it is inserted thereinto.
  • the locking member may be captively retained on the C-shaped member. This can be achieved by forming nibs or ridges on the C-shaped member which protrude into the slots therein and locate in a recess on one or both faces of the locking member to prevent its removal from the C-shaped member.
  • the locking member provides a strong connection between the brace and the jack and is simple to use. Suitably it is wedge-shaped. Wedges are employed often in the interconnection of the standard and ledgers of known scaffolding systems and workmen are therefore familiar with such a type of locking member so making the brace attachment means "user-friendly”.
  • the means for preventing the removal of the C-shaped member may alternatively comprise a latch which, in its latched position, extends into the space between the ends of the C-shaped member to prevent removal of the C-shaped member from the jack.
  • the latch is suitably so mounted on the C-shaped member that it is automatically displaced from the latched position when the C-shaped member is being located around a jack and further automatically returns to that latched position once the location of the C-shaped member around a jack is complete.
  • the latch is preferably achieved by forming the latch in a wedge shape and orientating it to the C-shaped member so that movement of that member towards the jack moves the latch away from the latched position against a spring bias to allow connection of the brace and the jack, the orientation further being such that once the jack and brace are connected, any movement of the jack towards the latch, without release of the latch, tends to increase resistance of the latch to movement away from the latched position.
  • the latch is suitably manually releasable from the latched position.
  • latching is automatic on movement of the C-shaped member into position around a jack and requires no further action by the person erecting the scaffolding. Once latched any force on the brace or jack tending to bring the jack against the latch only increases the strength of the connection. Furthermore, vibrations on the system will not cause a loosening of the connection.
  • the brace comprises two tubular members, the first tubular member being hollow and having a nut mounted at one end and the second tubular member being formed with an external screw thread which mates with the nut threads, the second member being dimensioned so that it can be moved into and out of the first tubular member.
  • the nut is suitably mounted by a rectangular hollow section secured to the end of the first tubular member, which captively retains the nut but which allows the nut to move therein to a limited extent.
  • the screw connection between the two brace members allows for very accurate adjustment of the length of the brace. Furthermore adjustment can be readily carried out with the brace in position. To adjust the length all that is necessary is to hold either the nut or the screwed stem and turn the other. This is a straightforward operation and therefore it is more likely that the brace length will be accurately set by the scaffold erector.
  • the freedom of movement of the nut within the rectangular hollow section means that, if perchance the length is not exactly adjusted and the jack/standard is pulled out of the vertical, the nut can move slightly to bring these back to a vertical position and so prevent sheer forces on the scaffolding structure.
  • the jack is provided with one or more flanges at the end adjacent the support head or baseplate. These flanges may be provided on a sleeve carried on the jack. It is possible to make the sleeve and flanges relatively light-weight, much less than the known collar and lugs, and accordingly their self-loading effect on the scaffolding structure is not significant. A sleeve can therefore be provided on every jack so that one or more braces can be connected to that jack as required either during erection or once erection is complete. Thus if the bracing is not sufficient, further braces can be added without dismantling the scaffolding structure. This means that firstly decisions regarding the bracing on initial construction of the scaffolding structure are not so crucial and secondly unforeseen changes of loading can be accommodated easily.
  • the support head, or baseplate is preferably able to rotate relative to the jack on which it is carried around a horizontal axis. This can be achieved by making the contacting regions of the support head, or baseplate, and the jack in the form of mating correspondingly curved surfaces.
  • Figure 1 shows the upper end of the screwed stem 2 of an adjustable jack connected to a standard of a scaffolding structure of the type described.
  • Carried on the screwed stem 2 is a channel-shaped support head 4.
  • the channel-shaped support head 4 may support shoring members, for example shuttering for use in forming concrete floors and the like.
  • the channel-shaped support head 4 is connected by welding, see 6, to a second smaller inverted channel member 8.
  • the second channel 8 is in turn welded, see 10, to a socket sleeve 12.
  • the upper end of the screwed stem 2 passes through a second sleeve 14 which is dimensioned so that its upper end is a loose fit in the socket sleeve 12.
  • the socket sleeve 12, sleeve 14 and screwed stem 2 are connected together by a roll-pin 16 which passes through aligned apertures in all these parts. The apertures are so dimensioned that the pin 16 is relatively loosely received therein.
  • a plug 18 is welded into the extreme end of the screwed stem 2, the plug having a convex spherical upper surface. When the parts are connected this convex spherical surface mates with a correspondingly shaped concave surface provided in the channel member 8.
  • the stem 2 is connected to a brace 22 by attachment means 24 shown more clearly in Figure 3.
  • the attachment means 24 comprises a C-shaped member 26 formed with two protruding lugs 28.
  • the brace 22 has an end fitting 30 welded thereto, which end fitting 30 is formed with an aperture extending therethrough transversely to the axis of the brace 22.
  • the brace 22 is secured to the attachment means 24 by passing a pin 32 through apertures in the lugs 28 and that in the end fitting 30.
  • the brace 22 is therefore able to pivot relative to the attachment means 24.
  • the C-shaped member 26 is dimensioned to fit around the jack 2 and its concave surface is dimensioned to form a close fit with the lower portion of sleeve 14.
  • Sleeve 14 is provided with flanges 34 and C-shaped member 26 is located around the sleeve 14 between a pair of these flanges 34.
  • the flanges 34 serve to prevent movement of the C-shaped member 26 longitudinally along the stem 2.
  • Means are provided to prevent removal of the C-shaped member 26 from a position located around the sleeve 14 and stem 2.
  • a locking member which comprises a shaped block, 36 or 38.
  • the ends of the C-shaped member 26 are elongated and formed with appropriately dimensioned slots 40 such that the shaped block 36 or 38, can be inserted therethrough and forced into a friction fit with the slot walls to retain the shaped block 36 or 38 in the slots 40.
  • the shaped block 36 or 38 is captively retained by the C-shaped member 26. This is achieved by forming one of the slots 40 with nibs or ridges 42 which locate in and slide along recesses 44 provided on the faces of the block 36 or 38.
  • the formation of the blocks 36 or 38 and the way in which they are attached to the C-shaped member 26 is illustrated in Figure 3.
  • the block 36 or 38 is formed by casting an I cross-section suitably shaped member with cross-flanges 46 at one end of the same height as the main flanges and with cross-flanges 48 at the other end of a smaller height.
  • the height of the cross-flanges 48 is arranged to be slightly less than the distance between the nibs or ridges 42.
  • the casting process is arranged so that an ingate is provided at the cross-flanges 48 which results in a protruding piece of metal 50 remaining there after casting.
  • the block 36 or 38 is then fettled but without removal of the protruding piece of metal 50 adjacent smaller cross-flanges 48.
  • the block is then as illustrated in Figure 3.
  • the smaller cross-flanges 48 are passed between the nibs or ridges 42 provided on the C-shaped member 26 and the protruding piece of metal 50 is then hammered upwards to increase the size of the flanges 48 until they are of approximately the same dimensions as the flanges 46. This final step makes it impossible to remove the block 36 or 38 from the C-shaped member 26.
  • the block is in the shape of a wedge 36.
  • the block is triangular. In either case, as is illustrated in the Figures, when the shaped block 36 or 38 is inserted into the slots 40 an edge thereof abuts the sleeve 14 so that a strong connection is produced between the C-shaped member 26 and the sleeve 14 which prevents rotation of the C-shaped member 26 relative to sleeve 14.
  • shaped blocks are employed to connect the standards and ledgers in particular wedge shaped blocks, and therefore workmen are familiar with them. Accordingly this makes the above described arrangement “user-friendly” and very likely to be operated properly in practice.
  • the shaped block is very strong as is the connection produced by its use.
  • a latch 52 In the embodiment of Figures 6 and 7 removal of the C-shaped member 26 from a jack 2 is prevented by a latch 52.
  • the C-shaped member 26 in this case has only one end thereof extended namely that adjacent the lugs 28.
  • the latch 52 is carried between the extended end and a cover 54 welded thereto by a pivot pin 56 mounted between the end and cover 54.
  • the latch 52 is biased by a spring 58 into the position shown in Figure 6. In this position an angled section 60 of the latch 52 extends across the mouth of the C-shaped member 26.
  • the sleeve 14 rides up the face 62 of the angled section 60 of the latch 52 and pushes the latch 52 sideways against the bias of the spring 58 until the sleeve 14 passes the extremity of the angled face 62.
  • the spring 58 then causes the latch 52 to move back into the position shown in Figure 6 in which the angled section 60 will abut against the sleeve 14 and stem 2 so preventing its removal from the C-shaped member 26. Any attempt to pull the sleeve 14 and stem 2 out of the C-shaped member 26 will tend to pull the angled section 60 against the spring bias.
  • the C-shaped member 26 of the embodiment of Figures 6 and 7 may be formed by forging.
  • the extended end is suitably hollowed out and the latch 52 and pin 56 affixed thereto prior to welding the cover 54 which has a U cross-section in place. Loading from the pin 32 is therefore transferred to the hook portion of the C-shaped member 26 by way of a solid metal section integral therewith.
  • a brace 22 can be attached to any jack in a scaffolding structure without the need for the collar and lugs of the known systemes so that bracing can be provided as and when required.
  • the pivot connection between the C-shaped member 26 and a brace 22 allows the brace to be positioned at any orientation relative to the jack dictated by the jack length.
  • the sleeve 14 is shown in the Figures as having two flanges 34.
  • the two flanges 34 together with the socket sleeve 12 provide two locations for the attachment means 24. Further locations can readily be provided by extending the sleeve 14 and forming further flanges 34 thereon. However, generally it will necessary only to attach at most two braces 22 to a particular jack.
  • the sleeve 14 therefore can be relatively light. As a result of this, each jack in the scaffolding structure can be readily provided with the sleeve 14.
  • FIG. 8 A preferred form for the brace 22 is shown in Figures 8 and 9.
  • end fitting 28 which allows connection of the brace 22 to a C-shaped member 26.
  • the brace 22 is provided with a pin end fitting 64.
  • This pin end fitting 64 comprises basically a transverse pin 66 carried on a mounting 68 and having therein a sprung loaded latch member 70.
  • the end fitting 64 is arranged so that the pin 66 can be inserted through a hole provided in a ledger end fitting, insertion causing the latch member 70 to be pushed back into the pin 66. Once the pin 66 is completely inserted the latch member 70 is free to protrude from the pin 66 and hold it in position in the hole in the ledger end fitting.
  • the brace 22 comprises two sections 72 and 74.
  • the first section 72 consists of a hollow tube.
  • the second section 74 consists of a smaller tube, the external surface of which is formed with a screw thread 76.
  • a rectangular hollow section 78 is welded, 80, to the first section 72 of the brace 22.
  • a nut 82 is positioned in the rectangular hollow section 78.
  • the nut 82 is formed with internal threads which mate with the external threads 76 of the second section 74 of the brace 22.
  • the second section 74 of the brace 22 is passed through the nut 82 until small holes 84 therein align with larger holes 86 provided in the first section 72 of the brace 22.
  • a roll-pin 88 is passed through holes 86 in the first section 72 and holes 84 in the second section 74 to a position in which it extends across the second section 74 and protrudes slightly therefrom. This roll-pin 88 prevents removal of the second section 74 from the nut 82 and hence also prevents removal of the nut 82 from the rectangular hollow section 78.
  • Adjustment of the length of the brace 22 is achieved by holding either the nut 82 or the second section 74 of the brace 22 and turning the other.
  • the nut 82 can be formed with a knurled surface so that it can be gripped by a spanner whilst the second section 74 of the brace 22 is turned.
  • a suitable way of achieving the correct length is to roughly adjust the length of the brace as described above and then connect it to a jack. The nut 82 is then held and the stem 74 turned to give an exact adjustment, before attaching the brace to the appropriate standard via the connection thereof to a ledger.
  • the nut 82 is free to move within the hollow rectangular section 76 to an extent and will do so to try and restore the jack and adjacent standard to a vertical position and hence avoid stress on the scaffolding structure.
  • the rectangular hollow section is dispensed with and the nut 82 is simply welded to the end of the first section of the brace 22.
  • This arrangement does not have the facility to self-adjust if the length has been slightly incorrectly set but it is simpler to produce and will give satisfactory results in, particular, it will allow fine adjustment of the brace length.

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  1. Baugerüststruktur aus durch Verbindungsglieder mit Öffnungen verbundenen Gerüstständern und Gerüstquerstangen, wobei von den Gerüstständern zumindest einige an ihrem oberen Ende und/oder ihrem unteren Ende mit einem Sicherungsstempel (2) ausgestattet sind, zumindest eine diagonal zwischen einem Sicherungsstempel (2) und einem benachbarten Gerüstständer verlaufende und längenverstellbare Verstrebung (22) existiert, welche an ihrem ersten Ende mit einer ersten Befestigungsvorrichtung (24) versehen ist, die lösbar mit dem Sicherungsstempel (2) verbunden ist, und an ihrem zweiten Ende mit einer zweiten Befestigungsvorrichtung (64) versehen ist, die einen Zapfen (66) aufweist, an dem die Verstrebung (22) mit dem Gerüstständer verbunden ist, wobei der Zapfen (66) der zweiten Befestigungsvorrichtung (64) lösbar in einer Öffnung eines Verbindungsgliedes gesichert ist, mit Hilfe dessen der Gerüstständer mit einer oder mehreren Gerüstquerstangen verbunden ist, und die Längsachse des Zapfens (66) transversal zur Achse der Verstrebung (22) steht; dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die erste Befestigungsvorrichtung (24) eine Spannklemme (26) aufweist, die schwenkbar mit der Verstrebung (22) verbunden ist und lösbar rund um den Sicherungsstempel (2) gesichert ist, und daß die schwenkbare Verbindung zwischen der Spannklemme (26) und dem ersten Ende der Verstrebung so angeordnet ist, daß die Längsachsen der Verstrebung (22) und des Sicherungsstempels (2) sich schneiden.
  2. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 1, bei der die Verstrebung (22) aus zwei Rohrelementen (72, 74) besteht, von denen das erste Rohrelement (72) an seinem einen Ende mit einer Gewindemutter (82) ausgestattet ist und das zweite Rohrelement (74) teleskopartig vom ersten Rohrelement (72) aufgenommen wird und ein Außengewinde (76) aufweist, welches in das Mutterngewinde paßt.
  3. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 2, bei der das erste Rohrelement (72) eine Manschette (76) aufweist, in dem die Gewindemutter (82) fest gehalten wird.
  4. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend allen vorangegangenen Ansprüchen, bei der der Sicherungsstempel (2) an seinem einen Ende einen Stützkopf (4) bzw. eine Auflageplatte trägt, wobei der Sicherungsstempel (2) an seinem Ende neben dem Stützkopf (4) bzw. der Auflageplatte mit mindestens einem Flansch (34) versehen ist.
  5. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 4, bei der eine Buchse (14) den Sicherungsstempel (2) umgibt, wobei der Flansch (die Flansche) (34) von dieser Buchse (14) getragen werden.
  6. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 4 oder Anspruch 5, bei der der Stützkopf (4) bzw. die Auflageplatte relativ zum Sicherungsstempel (2) um eine horizontale Achse drehbar ist.
  7. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend allen vorangegangenen Ansprüchen, bei der die erste Befestigungsvorrichtung (24) aus einem im wesentlichen C-förmigen Element (26) besteht, das so bemessen ist daß es um den Sicherungsstempel (2) paßt, sowie aus Vorrichtungen (36, 38, 52) besteht, die verhindern, daß das C-förmige Element (26) sich aus der Position löst, in der es rund um den Sicherungsstempel (2) liegt.
  8. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 7, bei der die Vorrichtungen, die ein Lösen des C-förmigen Elements (26) verhindern, aus einem Blockierungselement (36, 38) bestehen, das zwischen den Enden des C-förmigen Elements (26) befestigt werden kann.
  9. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 8, bei der die Enden des C-förmigen Elements (26) mit einem Schlitz (40) versehen sind, der so bemessen ist, daß ein Reibungspaßkontakt mit dem Blockierungselement (36, 38) entsteht, wenn dieses in den Schlitz (40) eingeführt wird.
  10. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 7, bei der die Vorrichtungen, die ein Lösen des C-förmigen Elements (26) verhindern, aus einem auf diesem befestigten Schnapphaken (52) bestehen, der in der eingeschnappten Position in den Zwischenraum zwischen den Enden des C-förmigen Elements (26) ragt, und zwar so weit, daß ein Lösen des C-förmigen Elements (26) vom Sicherungsstempel (2) nicht möglich ist.
  11. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 10, bei der der Schnapphaken (52) so bemessen und angeordnet ist, daß er sich automatisch aus der eingeschnappten Position zurückzieht, während das C-förmige Element (26) über den Sicherungsstempel (2) geschoben wird, und daß er sich automatisch wieder in die eingeschnappte Position zurückbegibt, wenn das C-förmige Element (26) sich vollständig rund um den Sicherungsstempel (2) befindet.
  12. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend Anspruch 10 oder Anspruch 11, bei der der Schnapphaken (52) manuell aus der eingeschnappten Position zurückgezogen werden kann.
  13. Baugerüststruktur entsprechend jedem der Ansprüchen 9 bis 11, bei der der Schnapphaken (52) aus einer schwenkbar am C-förmigen Element (26) befestigten Platte gebildet wird, die durch eine Feder (58) in eine Position gedrückt wird, in der ein winkelförmiger Abschnitt dieser Platte in den Zwischenraum zwischen den Enden des C-förmigen Elements (26) ragt.
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