EP4036349A1 - Spannplattenwandsystem für gebäude - Google Patents

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EP4036349A1
EP4036349A1 EP21153711.3A EP21153711A EP4036349A1 EP 4036349 A1 EP4036349 A1 EP 4036349A1 EP 21153711 A EP21153711 A EP 21153711A EP 4036349 A1 EP4036349 A1 EP 4036349A1
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Alexander Lentowich
Ryan Hunter
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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
    • E04G21/00—Preparing, conveying, or working-up building materials or building elements in situ; Other devices or measures for constructional work
    • E04G21/24—Safety or protective measures preventing damage to building parts or finishing work during construction
    • E04G21/28—Safety or protective measures preventing damage to building parts or finishing work during construction against unfavourable weather influence
    • 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
    • E04G21/00—Preparing, conveying, or working-up building materials or building elements in situ; Other devices or measures for constructional work
    • E04G21/32—Safety or protective measures for persons during the construction of buildings
    • E04G21/3204—Safety or protective measures for persons during the construction of buildings against falling down
    • E04G21/3219—Means supported by the building wall, e.g. security consoles
    • 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
    • E04G5/12—Canopies
    • 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
    • E04G21/00—Preparing, conveying, or working-up building materials or building elements in situ; Other devices or measures for constructional work
    • E04G21/24—Safety or protective measures preventing damage to building parts or finishing work during construction
    • E04G2021/248—Tarpaulins specially adapted therefor

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  • the present invention relates to a wall system in which flexible sheet material is tensioned to span across the frame of a building, for example to provide a temporary weather enclosure supported on the frame of a building while the building is under construction, and more particularly the present invention relates to a flexible sheet for spanning an opening in a building that also provides the function of a safety barrier.
  • a building frame comprised of posts and beams and roof trusses followed by subsequent mounting of rigid panels of various types to form permanent walls of the building. While assembling the building frame and/or preparing the building for mounting wall panelling onto the frame, it is often desirable to provide a weather enclosure about the building to allow heating of the interior space of the building. Some heating of the interior space may be required to assist in curing of various materials such as concrete, or for comfort of construction workers within the building space.
  • a temporary means of forming a weather enclosure it is common practice to support sheets of plastic type material directly on the building frame or on scaffolding surrounding a building frame. The plastic material however may be required to span large distances on large commercial buildings and the plastic material is typically not well supported for withstanding wind loads or loads from precipitation and the like such that the panels become torn and require replacement even during short-term use for construction.
  • a wall system for spanning a building opening in a building frame of a building comprising:
  • the rigid railing member provides a safety barrier during building construction to protect against workers falling from upper levels of a building under construction.
  • the tensioned wall fabric reinforces the function of the railing member as a safety railing
  • the railing member reinforces the function of the tensioned sheet as a temporary wall enclosure, particularly when the railing member and the sheet are tensioned in transverse directions relative to one another.
  • the flexible sheet typically comprises a high-quality fabric material with abrasion resistance and tear resistant properties by providing an enhanced coating on a woven plastic fibers sheet.
  • the flexible sheets thus offer safer building envelopes which protect buildings and materials and equipment within the temporary building structure from harsh and unpredictable weather.
  • the rigid railing member is preferably received within a pocket formed on the flexible sheet.
  • the pocket preferably receives the rigid railing member therein at a location spaced from a plane of the flexible sheet.
  • the pocket may include a plurality of access openings formed therein at laterally spaced apart positions in alignment with the rigid railing member such that the rigid railing member is exposed and thus arranged to be readily grasped in a hand of a user at each access opening.
  • the rigid railing member preferably receives a flexible cable extending through the rigid railing member in the lateral direction of the flexible sheet between opposing railing mounts, the railing mounts being arranged to be supported on the building frame so as to support the flexible cable under tension in the lateral direction transversely to the longitudinal direction of the sheet.
  • the system may further comprise: (i) the first frame member comprising a retainer member arranged to mount onto the building frame in fixed relation thereto along a first side of the building opening; (ii) a tensioning assembly arranged to be fixed onto the building frame along a second side of the building opening opposite from the first side of the building opening; and (iii) the second frame member comprising a tension member arranged to be secured to be operatively connected to the tensioning assembly such that the tensioning assembly is arranged to apply tension in the longitudinal direction to a portion of the flexible sheet between the retainer member and the tension member.
  • first frame member spanning the full width at the first end of a flexible sheet together with a second frame member spanning the full width at the second end of the sheet together with means to tension the sheet longitudinally between the frame members ensures that the flexible sheet can be supported under significant tension throughout the sheet in a manner that enables the sheet to withstand considerable wind loads.
  • the system may further include a pocket formed on the flexible sheet extending laterally across the width of the flexible sheet and receiving the tension member therein.
  • the second frame member forming the tension member is a rigid tube extending laterally across the width of the flexible sheet.
  • the tension member in the illustrated embodiment is secured to the flexible sheet at a mounting location spaced longitudinally inwardly from the second end of the flexible sheet so as to define an end portion of the flexible sheet extending longitudinally between the mounting location and the second end of the flexible sheet which is not tensioned by the tensioning assembly.
  • the end portion can span an exterior of the building enclosure from the respective upper tensioned sheet to join the top edge of a lower tensioned sheet therebelow and form a continuous weather barrier.
  • the end portion of the flexible sheet spans a length of the tensioning assembly in the longitudinal direction of the flexible sheet between the tension member and a mounting portion of the tensioning assembly that is arranged to be secured to the building frame.
  • the system may further include a second retainer member comprising a third frame member of the system that is arranged to be secured to the second end of the flexible sheet so as to span the width of the flexible sheet and is arranged to mount onto the building frame in fixed relation thereto along the second side of the building opening.
  • a second retainer member comprising a third frame member of the system that is arranged to be secured to the second end of the flexible sheet so as to span the width of the flexible sheet and is arranged to mount onto the building frame in fixed relation thereto along the second side of the building opening.
  • the second retainer member When provided in combination with a second sheet arranged to be supported longitudinally in series with the flexible sheet, the second retainer member preferably commonly secures both the second end of the flexible sheet and a first end of the second sheet therein.
  • the tensioning assembly may comprise at least one winch arranged to be operatively connected between the building frame and the tension member.
  • various means to adjustably secure the tension member relative to the second side of the building opening can be used such as screw rods, turnbuckles, pivoting linkages, buckles, and the like such that tightening and/or shortening of the tensioning assembly between the tension member and a mounting portion on the second side of the building opening pulls the tension member towards the second side of the building opening to tension the flexible sheet.
  • a plurality of winches are provided at laterally spaced apart positions along the tension member.
  • the flexible sheet comprises a plurality of sheet sections releasably joined in series with one another using releasable fasteners such that each sheet section spans a full length of the flexible sheet in the longitudinal direction between the opposing first and second ends of the flexible sheet and only spans a portion of the width of the flexible sheet in the lateral direction.
  • the tension member may comprise a single frame member spanning the width of the flexible sheet across the plurality of sheet sections
  • the retainer member may comprise a single frame member spanning the width of the flexible sheet across the plurality of sheet sections.
  • additional flexible sheets may span laterally adjacent building openings in the building frame.
  • adjacent flexible sheets can be joined at their side edges by various types of releasable fastening, for example hook and loop fasteners, zippers, laces through grommet openings, and the like.
  • the first end of the flexible sheet may comprise a bead spanning laterally across the width of the sheet and the retainer member may comprise a channel adapted to retain the bead therein.
  • the retainer member may comprise a track spanning the width of the sheet and supporting one or more carriage assemblies for rolling movement in a lateral direction along the track, said one or more carriage assemblies being arranged to support the first end of the sheet thereon such that the sheet is laterally movable in the lateral direction together with rolling movement of said one or more carriage assemblies along the retainer member.
  • the system 10 is particularly suited for use in forming a temporary or semi-permanent weather enclosure about the frame 12 of a building, for example during construction of the building before rigid wall panels are installed on the frame.
  • a typical commercial building frame 12 includes a plurality of posts spaced apart along each wall of the building with each wall further including a header spanning across the posts at the elevation of each floor and the roof of the building for supporting floor beams and roof trusses on the headers.
  • the posts typically extend upwardly from a foundation which may comprise additional framing or a concrete pad for example that forms the base of the building frame.
  • the building frame 12 defines a plurality of building openings in which each building opening includes a perimeter that is bound at laterally opposing sides by a respective post 14, is bound by framing or a foundation 16 at the bottom side of the opening, and is bound by a header 18 at the top side of the opening. At upper levels of the building frame, the bottom of the perimeter of each building opening is typically bound by an additional header 18.
  • the wall system 10 generally uses a flexible fabric sheet 24 spanning the building opening under tension.
  • the fabric sheet typically comprises a flexible material, for example plastic fibers which are woven together and/or coated so as to define either (i) a single ply of material, or (ii) when insulation is desired, two plies of material with additional insulating layers optionally provided therebetween if desired.
  • the coating provides abrasion and heat resistance, and ultraviolet resistance, while ensuring that the sheet 20 remains flexible.
  • the fabric sheet 24 spans in a longitudinal direction a full length of the sheet between a first end 22 at the top end and a second end 24 at the bottom end of the sheet.
  • the sheet also spans in a lateral direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction across a full width between two opposing side edges 26.
  • Each building opening may be covered by a fabric sheet 20 comprising a single continuous sheet of material or a plurality of sheet sections 28 which are joined together.
  • the fabric sheet 20 is formed of multiple sheet sections 28 connected laterally in series with one another such that each sheet section spans the full height between the top end 22 and the bottom end 24 while only spanning a part of the width in the lateral direction between the opposing side edges 26.
  • the seams between adjacent sheet sections can be joined by various means including heat welding, gluing or stitching if a permanent seam is desired, or use of hook and loop fasteners, zippers, or laces tied through grommets and the like if it is desirable to subsequently separate the sheet sections from one another.
  • an elongate strand of material for example a nylon rope is embedded within the plastic material forming the body of the fabric sheet 20 so as to form a bead 30 of increased thickness relative to the remainder of the sheet, extending laterally across the full width of the flexible sheet at the top edge thereof.
  • a similar bead 30 may also be provided along the bottom edge when the flexible sheet is used in a multi-level application where it is desirable for the bottom edge of the sheet to be joined continuously with the top edge of another sheet therebelow.
  • the system includes a retainer member 32 comprising a rigid frame member which is arranged to be fastened to the header 18 along the top side of the building opening so that the retainer member 32 spans the full width of the building opening and the full width of the corresponding flexible fabric sheet 20 that spans the opening.
  • the retainer member 32 is an extruded member having a constant profile along the full length thereof in the lateral direction of the sheet.
  • the profile includes two channel portions 34 formed along opposing sides of the retainer member in which each channel portion comprises a hollow channel of generally circular cross-section with an interior diameter that closely matches the exterior diameter of the bead 30 at the top or bottom edge of the sheet.
  • a slot 36 is formed at the outer side of each channel portion 34 to communicate from the interior of the hollow channel to the exterior such that the slots 36 of the two channel portions are located at diametrically opposing sides of the extruded member to face outwardly away from one another.
  • Each slot has a dimension in the circumferential direction of the corresponding channel portion corresponding approximately to the thickness of the flexible sheet 22 so as to receive the sheet extending outwardly of the channel portion when the channel portion receives one of the beads 30 at the top or bottom edge of the flexible sheet.
  • the extruded member forming the retainer member 32 further includes a web portion 38 connected between the two channel portions so that the two channel portions are sufficiently spaced apart to receive a fastener penetrated through the web 38 for fastening the retainer member to the corresponding frame member of the building frame 12 so that the retainer member is fixed relative to the building frame.
  • the retainer member 32 typically extends along the header at the top side of the building opening to receive the bead 30 at the top edge of the sheet therein so as to secure the top edge of the sheet relative to the frame of the building.
  • an additional retainer member 32 is provided to span the top side of the second opening; however the same retainer member 32 used for securing the bead 30 at the top edge of the lower sheet 20 in one of the channel portions 34 thereof also receives the bead 30 along the bottom edge of the upper flexible sheet 20 within the other channel portion 34 of the same retainer member 32.
  • a tensioning pocket 40 is formed on the inner surface of the flexible sheet 20.
  • the pocket is formed from a fabric panel that spans laterally the full width of the sheet 20.
  • the fabric panel is formed in a generally U-shaped loop so that opposing edges 42 of the panel are adjacent one another at the top of the loop opposite a central fold in the panel at the bottom of the loop.
  • Each of the edges 42 spans laterally across the full width of the fabric sheet 22 be joined to the fabric sheet at a corresponding mounting location which is closer to the bottom edge of the flexible sheet 20 than the top end of the flexible sheet.
  • the two edges 42 are stitched together and to the flexible sheet 20 by one or more rows 44 of stitching.
  • an optional additional row 46 of stitching may be provided along an inner portion of the fabric panel forming the pocket 40 closer to the fold forming the bottom of the loop of material of the pocket 40.
  • a tensioning assembly comprising a plurality of tensioning devices 50 coupled between the tension member 48 and the building frame along the bottom side of the building opening at a plurality of laterally spaced apart positions in the lateral direction.
  • each tensioning device 50 comprises a winch including a winch body 52 defining a bottom mounting portion of the winch which is arranged to be fixed to the building frame along the bottom side of the corresponding building opening opposite from the retainer member fixed along the top side of the building opening.
  • Suitable fasteners can be used to extend through the winch body and into the fixed structure of the building to fix the winch body relative to the building frame.
  • the winch body 52 supports a winch drum 54 rotatably thereon for cooperation with a releasable pawl (not shown) in the normal manner of operation of a winch.
  • a winch strap 56 includes a first end wound onto the winch drum. The winch strap extends from the drum and passes through corresponding slots 58 formed in the fabric panel of the pocket 40 so that the strap can extend around and overtop the respective portion of the tension member 48 in alignment therewith towards an opposing second end 60 of the strap which is fixed onto the winch body using a suitable retainer pin or the like.
  • the winches are operated to tighten the respective winch straps which pulls the tension member 48 in the longitudinal direction of the flexible sheet downward and away from the retainer member 32 securing the opposing first end of the flexible sheet therein.
  • the flexible sheet 20 is thus effectively tensioned in the longitudinal direction between the first end 22 at the top of the sheet and the mounting location of the pocket 40 on the flexible sheet 20 in proximity to the bottom second and 24 thereof.
  • a remaining end portion 62 of the flexible sheet 20 is defined between the mounting location of the pocket 40 of the tension member 48 and the bottom second end 24 of the flexible sheet.
  • the end portion 62 spans in the longitudinal direction of the sheet by an overall height of the tension assembly between the mounting location of the tension member and the bottom of the building opening.
  • the bottom edge can also be secured in fixed relation to the building frame to provide a continuous weather barrier spanning across the corresponding opening in the building.
  • the wall system 10 may further include a railing assembly as described in the following.
  • the railing assembly includes a railing pocket 64 formed onto the inner surface of the flexible sheet 20.
  • the railing pocket also comprises a fabric panel spanning the full width of the flexible sheet 20 in the lateral direction thereof. Opposing top and bottom edges 66 and 68 of the fabric panel forming the railing pocket are joined to the flexible sheet using respective rows of stitching 70 or other permanent fasting means including heat welding or adhesive and the like.
  • the fabric panel is longer between top and bottom edges than the spacing between the stitching rows 70 such that the panel is able to protrude inwardly from the inner surface of the flexible sheet 20 in a triangular shape towards an inner apex 70 so as to define a triangular shape of the hollow interior of the pocket 64 at the inner surface of the flexible sheet 20.
  • the railing system further includes a rigid railing member 74 in the form of a rigid, tubular frame member, for example an extruded hollow plastic or metal tube or pipe, which spans the full width of the flexible sheet 20 in the lateral direction between corresponding posts at laterally opposing sides of the corresponding building opening.
  • Two frame mounts 76 are supported on the building posts at opposing sides of the building opening.
  • Each frame mount includes a L-shaped bracket having a first flange joined to an inner surface of the respective post of the building frame using suitable fasteners, and a second flange extending perpendicularly and horizontally inward into the building from the building frame.
  • Another winch 78 having a which body and winch drum as described above is mounted on the second flange using suitable fasteners to fix the winch body to the second flange of the bracket.
  • a tension cable 80 is provided in the form of an elongate rope or other strand material such as a steel cable, which is wound at opposing ends onto the winches 78 of the two frame mounts 76 at laterally opposing sides of the corresponding building opening. One or both winches is operated to provide tension to the cable 80 in the lateral direction.
  • the cable 80 is inserted through the hollow interior of the rigid railing member 74 to extend longitudinally within the rigid railing member across the full length thereof in the lateral direction of the flexible sheet 20.
  • the flexible sheet is typically supported to be substantially flush with the exterior side of the building frame while the frame mounts for the railing assembly are supported at the inner surface of the building frame such that the rigid railing member 74 supported by the tension cable 80 between the frame mounts 76 is positioned at a location spaced perpendicularly inward from the plane of the flexible sheet 20.
  • the flush mounting of the flexible sheet 20 with the exterior side of the building readily allows adjacent flexible sheets 20 at two adjacent building openings of the building to be joined to one another to form a continuous barrier sheet across the exterior of the building frame.
  • the adjacent sheets are joined with releasable fasteners such as hook and loop fasteners, zippers, or laces tied between grommet openings along the side edges of the adjacent flexible sheets 20 respectively.
  • the fabric panel forming the railing pocket 64 includes a plurality of cut-out openings 82 formed therein at the inner apex 72 of the pocket at spaced apart positions from one another in the lateral direction of the flexible sheet so as to be spaced apart along the length of the railing member.
  • Each cut-out opening 82 defines an access opening in alignment with the railing member to fully expose the respective portion of the railing member with additional space surrounding the railing member such that the railing member can be readily grasped in the hand of a user at each opening 82.
  • the wall system is typically mounted onto a building frame by initially fastening the retainer member 32 across the top side of the corresponding building opening to be covered.
  • the top edge of the flexible sheet 20 can then be inserted into a corresponding channel portion of the retainer member by sliding the bead at the top edge of the flexible sheet into the retainer member in the lateral direction of the sheet until the sheet is aligned with the building opening. If securing the bottom end of the sheet with a corresponding bead in a channel, the bottom bead is also inserted into the respective frame member along the bottom side of the corresponding building opening.
  • the tension member 42 is then inserted into the pocket at the inner side of the flexible sheet 20 with the winch straps 56 being extended about the tension member.
  • the flexible sheet is provided for again spanning over a respective building opening in the building, however the retainer member 32 across the top side of the building opening according to the first embodiment is instead replaced with an auxiliary retainer member 100 which defines a track for supporting the flexible sheet 20 to be slidable in a lateral direction between a closed position spanning the associated building opening and an open position in which the building opening is substantially unobstructed by the flexible sheet so as to function as a doorway.
  • the retainer member 100 comprises a rigid frame member in the form of a hollow tube of square cross section in which a slot 102 is formed in the bottom side of the tube to extend along the full length of the tube in the lateral direction.
  • the slot is centred between opposing sides of the tube so as to define a pair of side flanges 104 protruding inwardly towards one another on opposing sides of the slot at the bottom wall of the tube forming the retainer member 100.
  • a plurality of carriage members 106 are supported within the hollow interior of the retainer member so as to be supported for sliding or rolling movement along the length of the retainer member corresponding to the lateral direction of the sheet 20.
  • Each carriage member includes a central body 108 supporting two wheels 110 thereon at opposing sides of the body for rolling movement along respective ones of the two side flanges 104 of the retainer member.
  • a depending hook 112 extends downwardly from the central body 108 through the bottom slot 102 for being hooked into a respective hook opening 114 in proximity to the top edge of the flexible sheet 20.
  • a plurality of the carriage members 106 are provided at laterally spaced apart positions across the width of the sheet so as to support the sheet across the width thereof.
  • a rigid member may be coupled to the top edge of the sheet which is in turn secured relative to the carriage members 106 using suitable hooks or fasteners of various types which communicate through the bottom slot 102 of the retainer member so as to be movable along a slot together with movement of the flexible sheet in the lateral direction relative to the track formed by the retainer member 100.
  • the remainder of the wall system 10 is substantially identical to the previous embodiments with regard to a tensioning pocket 40 that receives a tension member 48 therein which is secured by tensioning devices 50, as well as a railing assembly comprised of a rigid railing member 74 received within a railing pocket 64.
  • the tensioning assemblies remain readily releasable from the fabric sheet 20.
  • the tensioning assemblies and the railing assembly remain secured between the flexible sheet and the building frame.
  • the tensioning assembly and the railing assembly are released so as to disconnect the flexible sheet from the building frame and support the flexible sheet 20 entirely by the carriage members 106 along the top edge thereof.
  • a first flexible sheet 20 and a second flexible sheet 20 are initially mounted in fixed relation across each of the building openings 122.
  • the door opening 120 is instead enclosed by a flexible sheet supported on a retainer member 100 according to the embodiment of figures 6 through 10 .
  • the retainer member 100 in this instance preferably spans in the lateral direction of the sheet the full width of the door opening to be covered by the sheet as well as the full width of the adjacent building opening so that the retainer member 100 may be twice the overall length of the flexible sheet in the lateral direction. Furthermore, the retainer member 100 typically protrudes outwardly from the building by a depth which is greater than the retainer member 32 such that the movable flexible sheet according to figures 6 through 10 is supported within a plane which is spaced outwardly from the building and outwardly from the plane locating other flexible sheets 20 according to the embodiment of figures 1 through 5 .
  • the flexible sheet 20 that spans the door opening 120 in the closed position of figure 9 can be displaced in the lateral direction of the sheet to the open position of figure 10 in overlapping arrangement relative to a fixed one of the flexible sheets 20 over the adjacent building opening 122.
  • the movable flexible sheet remains within a respective plane which is parallel but spaced outwardly from the plane of the flexible sheet spanning the adjacent building openings 122.
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