JP2006097413A - Installation strucutre of scaffolding for detached house - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the ease, efficiency and safety of scaffolding assembling or dismantling work by using lightweight and strong components. <P>SOLUTION: The installation structure of detached house scaffolding comprises a plurality of supports erected on ground at an appropriate interval, a bracket with a wedge inserted into a wedge receiver 2 fixed to each support, a scaffolding board removably hung between the two brackets and a handrail 30 having the wedge 3 received into the wedge receiver. The wedge receiver 2 is nearly U-shaped form in section, and its leg piece 2a is molded by extrusion so that its outer end may have a taper 2b and cut into a desired length. In the state of this leg end of wedge receiver being in contact with the outer circumference of the support 10, the thin walled step and the outer circumference of the support are fixed together by welding W. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a scaffold for a low-mid-rise detached house such as a two-story building or a three-story building.

In general, when constructing a detached house, assemble a scaffolding that includes a plurality of columns that are erected on the ground at appropriate intervals, a scaffolding plate that is installed between brackets that are attached to each column, and a handrail. We are doing exterior work and roof work. In this case, a wedge receiving member obtained by bending a metal plate into a substantially U-shaped cross section is fixed to the support by welding or the like, and the bracket or the handrail attached to the end of the handrail is hit with a hammer to fix the bracket or the handrail. A wedge-type scaffold is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 5-2222839 (Claims, paragraph numbers 0009 to 0012, FIG. 2)

  By the way, in this kind of scaffolding, there are cases where handrails and brackets attached to the support pillars are attached so as to intersect at right angles in order to increase work efficiency. Therefore, the four wedge receiving members are crossed close to each other in the vertical direction. It is arranged in a shape and fixed by welding or the like.

  However, in the conventional wedge receiving member, since there is little penetration in the welded portion at the tip of the leg portion, the welding strength is weakened, so the extra bead must be increased. However, if the surplus of the bead is increased, when the wedge body is inserted into the wedge receiving member, when the wedge body is inserted into the upper wedge receiving member, the wedge body is welded to the orthogonal wedge receiving member on the lower side in the vicinity. When the wedge body is inserted into the lower wedge receiving member, the wedge body hits the welded portion of the upper wedge receiving member, and the workability of attaching and dismantling the handrail and bracket is poor. In addition, if the wedge body is inserted while the wedge body is in contact with the welded portion, a crack or the like may occur in the welded portion, and the wedge receiving member may float from the support column. When the wedge receiving member is lifted from the column in this way, there is a problem that the insertion of the wedge body at the other end of the handrail or the bracket is hindered, and the attachment state of the handrail or the bracket becomes unstable.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and has a structure for mounting a scaffold for a detached house, which can improve the workability and safety of assembling and dismantling by giving the components light weight and strength. The purpose is to provide.

  In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 has a plurality of support columns standing on the ground at appropriate intervals, and a wedge body wedged by a wedge receiving member fixed to each support column. A structure for mounting a scaffold for a detached house comprising a bracket, a scaffold plate detachably mounted between the brackets, and a handrail having a wedge body wedged on the wedge receiving member, The member has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and is cut into a predetermined length from a shape that has been extruded into a shape in which a thin stepped portion is provided outside the tip of the leg, and the wedge receiving member The thin stepped portion and the support outer peripheral surface are fixed by welding in a state in which the leg tip end portion is in contact with the outer peripheral surface of the support post.

  In the present invention, it is preferable that the thin stepped portion of the wedge receiving member is cut so as to have a gradient that gradually decreases from the upper part to the lower part (Claim 2).

  Further, it is preferable that the step portion of the thin step portion of the wedge receiving member is formed in an inclined shape (claim 3).

  In addition, it is preferable that the mounting step portion groove of the wedge receiving member is provided along the outer peripheral surface of the support column, and the leg portion of the wedge receiving member is engaged with the mounting step portion groove. 4).

  According to this invention, since it is configured as described above, the following effects can be obtained.

  (1) According to the first aspect of the present invention, the wedge receiving member has a substantially U-shaped cross section and is extruded into a shape in which a thin step portion is provided outside the tip end portion of the leg portion. Since it is cut to a predetermined length, a lightweight wedge receiving member can be easily produced as compared with a wedge receiving member formed by bending a metal plate. In addition, the wedge receiving member can be secured without increasing the extra bead by fixing the thin stepped portion and the outer peripheral surface of the support by welding in a state in which the leg tip of the wedge receiving member is in contact with the outer peripheral surface of the support. The member can be firmly fixed to the column. Furthermore, there is no worry of hitting the welded portion when the wedge body is driven. Therefore, it is possible to improve the workability and safety of assembling and dismantling the scaffold.

  (2) According to the invention described in claim 2, the upper end is expanded and the lower end is cut by cutting the thin stepped portion of the wedge receiving member so as to have a gradient that gradually decreases from the upper part to the lower part. It is possible to easily fix the wedge receiving member to the support column with a narrowing gradient. Therefore, in addition to the above (1), the engagement between the wedge receiving member and the wedge body can be further strengthened.

  (3) According to the invention described in claim 3, by forming the stepped portion of the thin stepped portion of the wedge receiving member in an inclined shape, the contact area of the bead of the welded portion can be increased, and the remaining bead is increased. The serving can be facilitated. Therefore, in addition to the above (1) and (2), the wedge receiving member can be further firmly fixed, and safety can be improved.

  (4) According to the invention described in claim 4, the mounting step portion groove of the wedge receiving member is provided along the outer peripheral surface of the support column, and the leg portion of the wedge receiving member is engaged with the mounting step portion groove. By doing so, positioning at the time of fixing the wedge receiving member can be facilitated, and fixing of the wedge receiving member to the support column can be ensured. Accordingly, in addition to the above (1) to (3), the wedge receiving member can be further firmly fixed, and safety can be improved.

  DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the best embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 is a perspective view showing a main part of a scaffold for a detached house according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of a portion I in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line II-II in FIG. FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a portion I in FIG.

  The scaffold includes a plurality of struts 1 standing on the ground at appropriate intervals, a bracket 20 having a wedge body 3 wedged on a wedge receiving member 2 fixed to each strut 1, and a space between the brackets 20. It is mainly comprised by the scaffolding board 40 constructed so that attachment or detachment is possible, and the handrail 30 which has the wedge body 3 wedged by the wedge receiving member 2 of each support | pillar 1.

  The support column 1 is composed of a plurality of support columns 10 which are detachably fitted and fixed via elastically deformable lock pins 50, and have substantially the same outer diameter. It is made of aluminum pipe. In this case, for example, is the bottom column 10A connected to the jack base member 4 installed on the ground formed of an iron pipe member and all columns 10 other than the column 10A are made of aluminum pipes? Alternatively, a mixture of an iron pipe and an aluminum pipe can be used. In addition, it is also possible to make all the support bodies 10 made of aluminum pipes including the lowermost support body connected to the jack base member 4.

  The aluminum pipe support 10 (hereinafter referred to as the support 10) has a small diameter portion 11 extending at the upper end, and the upper end small diameter portion 11 of the support 10 (10A) positioned at the lower stage can be inserted into the lower end. In order to attach the wedge receiving member 2 to the four opposing locations on the outer peripheral surface of the column body 10, having the expanded tube portion 12, the engaging hole 14 of the lock pin 50 on the opposing side surface of the expanded tube portion 12. The mounting step groove 15 having a substantially right-angle cross section is provided along the longitudinal direction of the column 10 (see FIGS. 3 and 4). In addition, a leg piece 2a, which is a leg portion of the wedge receiving member 2 formed in a substantially U-shaped cross section, is engaged with the mounting step portion groove 15 at an appropriate interval in the column body 10, and its joint portion. Is fixed by welding W (see FIG. 3). Therefore, the leg pieces 2a of the wedge receiving member 2 come into contact with the bottom and side surfaces of the attachment step groove 15, so that the contact area of the welded portion is widened, and the wedge receiving member 2 is firmly fixed.

  In this case, the four wedge receiving members 2 are fixed in the vicinity, the two opposing wedge receiving members 2 are fixed at the same height position, and the remaining two wedge receiving members 2 are in the upper stage. The wedge receiving member 2 is fixed to the opposite position on the lower side in the vicinity (see FIGS. 2 to 4).

  In this case, as shown in FIG. 5, the wedge receiving member 2 has an approximately U-shaped cross section and is extruded into a shape in which a thin stepped portion 2b is provided on the outer side of the distal end portion of the leg piece 2a that is both legs. It is formed by cutting a shape made of aluminum alloy into a predetermined length. Further, the thin step 2b in the wedge receiving member 2 is cut so as to have a gradient 2c that gradually decreases from the upper part to the lower part, and is inclined to the step 2d of the thin step 2b of the wedge receiving member 2. A surface 2e is formed (see FIG. 5B).

  Thus, by providing the thin step 2b provided at the tip of the leg piece 2a of the wedge receiving member 2 with the gradient 2c that gradually decreases from the upper part to the lower part, the upper end is expanded and the lower end is narrow. Since the wedge receiving member 2 can be easily fixed to the support column 10 with a gradient, the engagement between the wedge receiving member 2 and the wedge body 3 can be strengthened.

  Further, by forming the inclined surface 2e on the stepped portion 2d of the thin stepped portion 2b of the wedge receiving member 2, it is possible to increase the contact area of the bead of the welded W portion and to facilitate the overfilling of the bead. Therefore, the wedge receiving member 2 can be firmly fixed and safety can be improved.

  Further, the column body 10 has a small diameter portion 11 formed of an aluminum pipe inserted into an upper end opening of a column body base portion 10a formed of an aluminum pipe in which the mounting step groove 15 is simultaneously formed by extrusion molding. The through-hole 10b provided in the side surface of the upper end part of the support | pillar base 10a is welded W, and the support | pillar base 10a and the small diameter part 11 are fixed. In addition, the expanded pipe part 12 is formed by expanding the lower end of the column base 10a. The pillar body 10 formed in this way is prepared in several types with different lengths, for example, 3 m80 cm, 1 m90 cm, and 95 cm, and can be combined according to the purpose. In addition, the outer diameter dimensions of the support bodies 10 and 10A may be arbitrary dimensions as long as they are substantially the same dimensions.

  As described above, the outer diameter size of the support column 10 and the iron support body 10A and the outer diameter size of the small diameter portion 11 are made the same, and the inner diameter size of the tube expansion portion 12 and the inner diameter size of the iron support body 10A are made the same. Thus, it is possible to select and use the column body 10 and the iron column body 10A with compatibility. That is, the small-diameter portion 11A of the iron strut body 10A is inserted into the expanded portion 12 of the strut body 10, or the small-diameter portion 11 of the strut body 10 is inserted into the lower end portion of the iron strut body 10A, The support 10A can be appropriately selected and used. Therefore, since the existing iron support 10A and the support 10 can be handled in the same manner, inventory management and transportation are convenient.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the handrail 30 has thick portions 32 formed at the upper and lower portions thereof, and concave mounting portions 33 that open to the end portions and extend in the axial direction on opposite outer side surfaces. A handrail main body 31 made of an aluminum pipe formed with an aluminum pipe, and a wedge body 3 made of aluminum die cast attached to an end portion of the handrail main body 31.

  In this case, as shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the wedge body 3 includes an attachment cylinder portion 35 having a concave portion 34 that fits into the concave attachment portion 33 of the handrail main body 31, and, for example, welding to the attachment cylinder portion 35. And a wedge portion 36 that is fixed or integrally formed. Note that a concave surface 3b having a similar shape to the outer peripheral surface of the column body 10 is formed on the column contact surface 3a on the distal end side of the wedge body 3 (see FIG. 8). In this manner, in the state in which the wedge body 3 is driven into the wedge receiving member 2 by forming the concave surface 3b similar to the outer peripheral surface of the column body 10 on the column contact surface 3a on the distal end side of the wedge body 3. The concave surface 3b is in close contact with the outer peripheral surface of the column body 10, and rattling can be prevented.

  In order to attach the wedge body 3 formed as described above to the handrail main body 31, as shown in FIG. 9, it penetrates through the through-hole 37 formed in the attachment cylindrical portion 35 and the concave attachment portion 33 of the handrail main body 31. The nut 39 is fastened to the bolt 38 to be fixed, and the wedge body 3 is fixed to the handrail main body 31. At this time, the head portion 38a and the nut 39 of the bolt 38 are accommodated in the concave portion 34, and the protruding portion to the outside is reduced as much as possible. Therefore, it is possible to prevent an operator from inadvertently hooking a hand or clothes on the handrail 30.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the bracket 20 includes a bracket body 21 made of aluminum pipe having thick portions 22 formed at the upper and lower portions thereof, and a wedge body made of aluminum die cast that is attached to both ends of the bracket body 21. 3A, an aluminum plate brace 24 having a distal end fixed to the lower surface of the bracket body 21 by welding or the like and having a V-shaped contact portion 23 that contacts the side surface of the column 10 (10A) at the proximal end portion, An aluminum reinforcing plate 25 fixed to the base end side of the brace 24 and the lower surface of the bracket main body 21 by welding or the like, and four cross sections substantially fixed to four opposing positions of the bracket main body 21 by welding or the like, respectively. And a U-shaped wedge receiving member 2A. Note that a wedge receiving member 2A having a substantially U-shaped cross section is fixed to two opposing portions on both sides of the bracket body 21 by welding or the like.

  In this case, the wedge body 3 </ b> A is formed by an attachment tube portion 35 fitted to the bracket body 21 and a wedge portion 36 fixed to the attachment tube portion 35 by, for example, welding or integrally formed. In order to attach the wedge body 3A to the bracket main body 21, a nut 39 is fastened to the bracket main body 21 by fastening a nut 39 to a bolt 38 passing through a mounting cylinder portion 35 and a through hole (not shown) drilled in the bracket main body 21. The wedge body 3A is fixed. The wedge body 3A is attached to both ends of the bracket main body 21 and is wedged to the opposing wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the opposing strut 1 {specifically, the strut body 10 (10A)}. Thus, the bracket 20 can be firmly attached. The wedge body 3 </ b> A does not necessarily have to be attached to both ends of the bracket body 21, and may be attached to at least the end located on the base end side of the brace 24. Similarly to the wedge body 3, the wedge body 3 </ b> A is also formed with a concave surface 3 b similar to the outer peripheral surface of the column body 10 on the column contact surface 3 a on the distal end side (see FIG. 11A). ).

  On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the scaffold plate 40 includes an uneven tread plate portion 41 having a plurality of, for example, seven (rows) convex portions 41 a and 41 b along the longitudinal direction, and the tread plate portion 41. A pair of substantially L-shaped reinforcing side wall pieces 42 that hang down from both ends to the lower surface, and two parallel rows of hollow reinforcing portions 43 that are parallel to each other and hang down on both sides of the lower surface middle portion of the tread plate 41 are provided. It is made of an aluminum extruded profile. In addition, a number of drainage holes 44a and 44b, which are also used as anti-skids, are formed in the convex portions 41a and 41b of the tread plate portion 41 of the scaffold plate 40 at appropriate intervals. In this case, three rows of convex portions 41 a are formed between the hollow reinforcing portions 43, and two rows of convex portions 41 b wider than the convex portions 41 a are formed outside the hollow reinforcing portions 43. 41a is formed with substantially rectangular drain holes 44a with a narrow pitch interval, and the convex part 41b is provided with substantially rectangular drain holes 44b with a long longitudinal direction at a narrow pitch interval. . Accordingly, since the drainage holes 44a and 44b having a large opening ratio (for example, 37%) are formed in the step board portion 41 of the scaffold board 40, it is difficult to slip, the surface is difficult to get dirty, and the wall of the building is soiled. It can prevent the raindrop from bouncing off.

  In addition, an aluminum closing plate 45 is fixed to both ends of the scaffold plate 40 in the longitudinal direction by welding or the like. A stainless steel hook metal fitting 46 protruding outward in the longitudinal direction is fixed to one side of the scaffolding plate 40 through the closing plate 45 by bolts 47 and nuts 48. Further, a stainless steel wedge body 3B inserted into a wedge receiving member 2A provided on the bracket 20 is fixed to the other side of both ends of the scaffold plate 40 in the longitudinal direction by welding or the like. A drain hole 49 is provided at a portion of the closing plate 45 that closes the hollow reinforcing portion 43.

  Next, an assembly procedure of an example of the scaffold according to the present invention will be described. First, the jack base member 4 and the lowermost support column, for example, an iron support 10A are connected. Next, the lock pin 50 is attached to the small diameter portion 11A of the column body 10A. To attach the lock pin 50, press against the elastic force to bring both the first and second inclined pieces 52 and 54 close together and insert them into the small diameter portion 11A of the column body 10A, and then release the pressing force. Then, the bent portion 53 is set in a state of protruding outward from the inside of the window hole 13 provided in the small diameter portion 11A. In addition, you may attach the lock pin 50 to the small diameter part 11A of 10 A of support | pillar bodies previously. In this state, the column body 10A is erected, the jack base member 4 is fixed with an anchor (not shown), and the plurality of column bodies 10A are installed at appropriate intervals.

  Next, the bracket 20 is attached to the column body 10A. At this time, the wedge body 3A of the bracket 20 is hit with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the support body 10A, and the bracket 20 is attached. Similarly, the bracket 20 is attached to each column 10A.

  Next, the scaffolding plate 40 is installed between the brackets 20 attached to the adjacent column bodies 10A. At this time, the wedge body 3B provided on the scaffold plate 40 is hit with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the bracket 20, and the hook metal fitting 46 provided on the scaffold plate 40 is hooked on the bracket body 21. Thus, the scaffold plate 40 can be firmly installed.

  Next, the handrail 30 is attached to the supporting column body 10A using the installed scaffolding plate 40. At this time, the handrail 30 can be firmly attached by hitting the wedge body 3 provided on the handrail 30 with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the column body 10A.

  Further, a second-stage strut body, for example, an aluminum pipe strut body 10 is connected to the small-diameter portion 11A at the tip end of the strut body 10A using the scaffold plate 40. At this time, when the small-diameter portion 11A is inserted into the expanded tube portion 12 at the lower end of the column body 10, the bent portion 53 of the lock pin 50 engages with the engagement hole 14 of the column body 10, and the column body 10 is fixed. The As a result, the column body 10 is prevented from rotating and is not accidentally pulled out. In this manner, the expanded tube portion 12 is inserted into the small diameter portion 11A of each support column 10A, and the support columns 10 are connected.

  Next, the bracket 20 is attached to the support 10 in the same manner as described above. That is, the wedge body 3 </ b> A of the bracket 20 is hit with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the column body 10, and the bracket 20 is attached. Similarly, the bracket 20 is attached to each column body 10.

  Next, the scaffolding plate 40 is constructed between the brackets 20 attached to the adjacent support columns 10 in the same manner as described above. That is, the wedge body 3B provided on the scaffold board 40 is hit with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the bracket 20, and the hook metal fitting 46 provided on the scaffold board 40 is hooked on the bracket body 21. The scaffold board 40 is firmly constructed.

  The handrail 30 is attached to the adjacent column 10 using the scaffolding plate 40 constructed in the same manner as described above. That is, the handrail 30 can be firmly attached by hitting the wedge body 3 provided on the handrail 30 with a hammer to be wedged on the wedge receiving member 2 fixed to the support body 10.

  Hereinafter, similarly, using the scaffold plate 40, the support body 10 is fitted and fixed to the small diameter portion 11 of the support body 10 via the lock pin 50, and the bracket 20 is attached to each support body 10. A scaffolding plate 40 is installed on the frame, and a handrail 30 is attached between the adjacent column bodies 10 to assemble a scaffold having a predetermined height.

  In the scaffold assembled as described above, the iron support 10A is positioned at the bottom, the aluminum pipe support 10 is used above, and the bracket 20 has an aluminum bracket body 21. However, since the handrail 30 also has the handrail main body 31 made of an aluminum pipe, it is possible to reduce the weight of the scaffold component, facilitate the work at a high place, and perform it safely. Moreover, since the support column 10 is also formed thick, strength can be obtained. Further, in the bracket 20 and the handrail 30, the thick portions 22 and 32 are formed on the upper and lower portions of the bracket main body 21 and the handrail main body 31, and the wedge bodies 3 and 3A made of aluminum die cast are mounted. There is no risk of deformation even if it is struck with a hammer at the time of attachment, and sufficient strength can be obtained, so that the life can be increased and it can be used repeatedly. Further, since the handrail 30 stores the head portion 38a and the nut 39 of the bolt 38 for connecting (fastening) the handrail body 31 and the wedge body 3 in the concave portion 34, the number of protrusions from the handrail 30 is reduced as much as possible. Therefore, there is no worry that an operator carelessly catches hands or clothes, and the work can be made safe.

  When disassembling the scaffold, in the handrail 30, the scaffold plate 40, and the bracket 20, the lower surfaces of the mounting cylinder portions 35 of the wedge bodies 3 and 3A are hit with a hammer to form the wedge bodies 3, 3A, 3B and the wedge receiving member 2 ( 2A), the handrail 30, the scaffold plate 40, and the bracket 20 are removed in order. Further, when disassembling the support 1, as described above, the support 10 (10 </ b> A) is locked by rotating (twisting) the first and second inclined pieces 52 and 54 of the lock pin 50 in the direction of inclination. The fixing of the pin 50 is released, and the column body 10 (10A) is removed.

  Even when the scaffold is dismantled, the support 10 is made of aluminum, the bracket 20 has an aluminum bracket body 21, and the handrail 30 also has a handrail body 31 made of an aluminum pipe. This can be done easily and safely. Further, in the bracket 20 and the handrail 30, the thick portions 22 and 32 are formed on the upper and lower portions of the bracket main body 21 and the handrail main body 31, and the wedge bodies 3 and 3A made of aluminum die cast are mounted, There is no risk of deformation even if it is struck with a hammer at the time of removal, and sufficient strength can be obtained, so that the life can be increased and it can be used repeatedly.

  In the above description, the case where the iron support 10A is positioned at the bottom and the aluminum support 10 is positioned above the bottom is described. However, the iron support 10A and the aluminum pipe support 10 Are compatible with each other, and the column body 10 is formed thick and has strength, so that the column 1 can be configured by appropriately selecting.

It is a perspective view which shows the principal part of the scaffold based on this invention. It is an expanded sectional view of the I section of FIG. It is sectional drawing which follows the II-II line of FIG. It is an expansion perspective view of the I section of FIG. It is the perspective view (a) which shows the wedge receiving member in this invention, and the enlarged view (b) of the III section of (a). It is the top view (a) and side view (b) of the handrail in this invention. It is side view (a) which shows the edge part of the handrail main body in this invention, sectional drawing (b) which follows the IV-IV line of (a), and sectional drawing (c) which follows the VV line of (a). It is a perspective view which shows the wedge body in this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows the fixing (mounting | wearing) state of the handrail main body and wedge body in this invention. It is the front view (a) of the wedge body in this invention, a side view (b), and a rear view (c). It is the top view (a) of the bracket in this invention, a side view (b), and a bottom view (c). It is the top view (a) and side view (b) of the scaffold board in this invention. It is an expanded sectional view which follows the VI-VI line of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Support | pillar 2 Wedge receiving member 2a Leg piece 2b Thin step part 2c Gradient 2d Step part 2e Inclined surface 3, 3A Wedge body 10, 10A Support body 15 Mounting step part groove 20 Bracket 40 Scaffold plate

Claims (4)

A plurality of struts erected at appropriate intervals on the ground, a bracket having a wedge body wedged by a wedge receiving member fixed to each strut, and a scaffold plate detachably installed between the brackets A mounting structure for a scaffold for a detached house comprising a handrail having a wedge body wedged on the wedge receiving member,
The wedge receiving member has a substantially U-shaped cross section, and is formed by cutting a shape material extruded into a shape in which a thin stepped portion is provided outside the tip end portion of the leg portion, to a predetermined length,
A scaffold for a detached house, characterized in that the thin stepped portion and the outer peripheral surface of the column are fixed by welding in a state in which the leg tip of the wedge receiving member is in contact with the outer peripheral surface of the column. Mounting structure. In the mounting structure of the scaffold for detached houses according to claim 1,
A structure for mounting a scaffold for a detached house, wherein the thin stepped portion of the wedge receiving member is cut so as to have a gradient that gradually decreases from the upper part to the lower part. In the mounting structure of the scaffold for detached houses according to claim 1 or 2,
A mounting structure for a scaffold for a detached house, characterized in that the step portion of the thin step portion of the wedge receiving member is formed in an inclined shape. In the attachment structure of the scaffold for detached houses in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 3,
A mounting step groove of a wedge receiving member is provided along an outer peripheral surface of the support column, and a leg portion of the wedge receiving member is engaged with the mounting step groove. Mounting structure.

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