JP2010270440A - Baseboard for scaffolding - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a baseboard for a scaffolding, allowing a baseboard body to be easily mounted to and removed from a scaffolding board in a single operation. <P>SOLUTION: A plurality of easy locking fittings 7 are provided on the outer surface side of the baseboard body 5. Each easy locking fitting 7 includes: a fixed frame 8 fixed to the baseboard body 5; an operating lever 9 pivoted to the fixed frame 8 at the lower end so as to be tiltable to the front side from the inside of the fixed frame 8, and formed with a handle 9a at the upper end; a clamp fitting 10 supported in a vertically slidable manner to the fixed frame 8 below the operating lever 9, and formed with a clamp piece 10o facing the lower face of the baseboard body 5, at the lower end projected downward from the baseboard body 5; and a spring 11 interposed between the operating lever 9 and the clamp fitting 10 so as to hold the operating lever 9 always in a rising state settled within the fixed frame 8 and to slide the clamp fitting 10 downward, interlocked when tilting the operating lever 9 to the front side. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a scaffolding baseboard attached in a standing posture on a side edge portion of a scaffolding plate temporarily installed at a construction site or the like.

  When working at a high place on a scaffolding board at a construction site, etc., various construction items and tools such as bolts, nuts, metal fittings, etc., and various materials and tools placed at the feet of the worker are accidentally dropped. And there is always a risk of accidents. Therefore, baseboards are attached to the side edges of the scaffold board.

  As a conventional scaffolding baseboard, for example, there is one described in Patent Document 1 below. This is because a plurality of slide lock fittings are mounted on the outer surface of the skirting board so as to slide up and down with respect to the skirting board by rotating the lock bolts. The lower part of the base plate has a locking piece that faces the lower surface of the skirting board body, and the slide lock bracket is fitted with the side edge of the scaffolding plate between the locking piece and the lower surface of the skirting board body. By tightening the lock bolt so as to slide upward, the baseboard main body is fixed in a vertical posture.

JP 2002-42308 A

  The conventional scaffolding skirting board as described above has a problem that the operation of attaching and detaching the skirting board body to the scaffolding board is cumbersome and time-consuming.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a scaffolding skirting board in which attachment and removal of a skirting board main body to and from a scaffolding plate can be easily performed with one touch.

  Means for solving the above problems will be described with reference numerals of the embodiments described later. The scaffold board skirting board of the invention according to claim 1 is attached in a standing posture on the side edge of the scaffold board 1. A plurality of one-touch lock fittings 7 are provided on the outer surface side of the baseboard body 5, and each one-touch lock fitting 7 is fixed to the baseboard body 5, The lower end is pivotally attached and can be tilted from the inside of the fixed frame 8 to the front side, and the operation lever 9 having a handle 9a formed at the upper end is supported by the fixed frame 8 so as to be vertically slidable below the operation lever 9. A clamp 10 having a gripping piece 10o facing the lower surface of the skirting board 5 at the lower end projecting downward from the skirting board 5 and the operating lever 9 is normally raised in the fixed frame 8 to When locking and tilting the control lever 9 toward you The lock 10 is composed of a spring 11 interposed between the operation lever 9 and the lock fitting 10 so that the lock fitting 10 is slid downward and unlocked. By fitting the side edge of the scaffolding plate 1 between the gripping piece 10o and the lower surface of the baseboard body 5 and pushing the operating lever 9 back into the fixed frame 8, the lock fitting 10 is locked and the baseboard body 5 is It is fixed to a standing posture.

  Claim 2 is the baseboard for scaffolding board according to claim 1, wherein the distal end of a rod-like body such as a work tool is inserted into the inner wall of the baseboard body 5 from the inner side of the scaffolding board 1. A rod-like body insertion hole 17 for unlocking the handle 9 from the back side is provided.

  The effect of the invention by the above solution will be described with reference numerals of the embodiments described later. According to the invention according to claim 1, when the baseboard 4 is attached on the side edge portion 1 a of the scaffold plate 1. The operation levers 9 of the plurality of one-touch lock fittings 7 on the outer surface side of the skirting board body 5 are tilted to the near side against the urging force of the leaf spring 11 from the standing state stored in the fixed frame 8. The lever 10 is tilted upward after being fitted into the side edge portion 1a of the scaffolding plate 1 with the gap between the grip piece 10o of the claws 10 and the lower wall portion 5c of the baseboard body 5 being maximized. It is only necessary to push it into the fixed frame 8, and when removing the skirting board 4 from the scaffold plate 1, it is only necessary to tilt the operation lever 9 toward the front side. Can be easily removed with a single touch.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, when the handle 9a of the operating lever 9 enters the fixed frame 8 when the lock fitting 10 is in the locked state and it is difficult to pull out the handle 9a when the lock is released, the scaffold plate 1 By inserting the tip end of a rod-like body 18 such as a work tool into the rod-like body insertion hole 17 from the inner side of the rod and projecting the handle 9a of the operation lever 9, the lock fitting 10 can be easily unlocked. .

It is an external appearance perspective view which shows the attachment state of the baseboard for scaffold boards which concerns on this invention. (a) is an external perspective view showing the locked state of the one-touch lock fitting provided on the baseboard body, and (b) is an external perspective view showing the unlocked state. (a) is a front view showing the locked state of the one-touch lock fitting provided on the skirting board body, (b) is a side view of the one-touch lock fitting taken along line XX in (a), and (c) is a side view. FIG. 4D is a side view of the one-touch lock fitting when the operation lever is unlocked from the locked state, and FIG. 4D is a side view of the one-touch lock fitting when the operation lever is locked from the unlocked state of FIG. (a) is a side view of a state where the scaffolding plate is about to be fitted between the grip piece of the one-touch lock fitting in the unlocked state and the bottom surface of the baseboard body, and (b) is a side view of the state where the scaffolding plate is fitted. Fig. 3 (c) is a side view showing a state where the scaffolding plate is fitted and the operation lever is locked. (a) is a side view of the state where the work tool tip is about to be inserted into the insertion hole of the skirting board body, and (b) is a side view of the state where the operation lever is unlocked by inserting the work tool tip into the insertion hole. It is.

  A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, a scaffold plate 1 is stretched between cross members 3 and 3 of opposing building frames 2 and 2. The scaffolding skirting board 4 according to the present invention is attached to the standing edge on the side edge of the scaffold board 1. At both ends of the scaffold plate 1, hooks F project from the left and right ends, respectively. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the scaffolding skirting board 4 includes an inner wall 5a, an upper wall portion 5b, a lower wall portion 5c, and flanges 5d that protrude inward from the upper and lower wall portions 5b and 5c, respectively. Is formed into a substantially C-shaped cross section, and has a baseboard body 5 to which end frame portions 5e (see FIG. 1) having a U-shaped cross section are attached at both ends.

  As shown in FIG. 1, one-touch lock fittings 7 are provided on both sides of the outer surface of the skirting board main body 5. As can be seen from FIGS. 2 to 4, each one-touch lock fitting 7 has a U-shaped frame-shaped fixed frame 8 fixed to the baseboard body 5, and a lower end portion pivotally attached to the fixed frame 8. 8 can be tilted from the inside to the front side, and an operation lever 9 having a handle 9o formed at the upper end thereof is supported by the fixed frame 8 so as to be vertically slidable below the operation lever 9 and protrudes downward from the baseboard body 5 The lock fitting 10 having a gripping piece 10o facing the lower surface of the lower wall portion 5c of the baseboard body 5 at the lower end and the lock fitting 10 locked with the operation lever 9 standing up in the fixed frame 8 at all times. At the same time, an inwardly curved shape interposed between the operation lever 9 and the knob fitting 10 so that the lock fitting 10 is slid downward to unlock when the operation lever 9 is tilted forward. Leaf spring 11.

  The fixed frame 8 is formed in a U-shaped frame shape by the back plate 8a and the left and right side plates 8b, 8b. As shown in FIG. 2, the fixed frame 8 is inserted into the skirting board body 5, and the back board 8a is inserted into the skirting board body. 5 is fixed in the skirting board main body 5 by being brought into contact with the inner wall 5a of the screw 5 and screwed. The operation lever 9 is formed by forming a handle 9o on the upper part of the upper frame 9b connecting the upper ends of the left and right side frames 9a, 9a. The lower ends of the side frames 9a, 9a are connected to both sides of the fixed frame 8 with pins (bolts) 12. By pivotally attaching to the plates 8b, 8b, the upper end portion side of the fixed frame 8 can be tilted from the standing posture in the fixed frame 8 to the front side with the pin 12 as a center.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the metal fitting 10 has ear pieces 10 b and 10 b projecting inwardly at right angles from both sides of the upper end portion of the slide plate 10 a and at right angles inward from the lower end of the slide plate 10 a. The slide plate 10a is slidably supported on the guide pieces 8c, 8c of the fixed frame 8 and the lower flange 5d of the skirting board body 5 so as to be vertically slidable. The slide plate 10a is slid up and down within a certain range by bolts 14 inserted into the ear pieces 10b and 10b of the fitting 10 from the long holes 13 and 13 provided in the side plates 8b and 8b.

  The upper end portion of the leaf spring 11 is fastened to a bolt 15 which is horizontally mounted between the upper end portions of the left and right side frames 9 a and 9 a of the operation lever 9, and the lower end portion is provided on the left and right side plates 8 b and 8 b of the fixed frame 8. The bolts 14 are inserted into the long holes 13 and 13 and are fixed to the bolts 14 that slide up and down. In this embodiment, a leaf spring is used, but a linear spring may be used.

  FIGS. 3A and 3B show a state in which the knob fitting 10 is locked in a standing state in which the operation lever 9 is housed in the fixed frame 8 by the curved leaf spring 11. From this locked state, as shown in FIG. 3C, when the handle 9o of the operating lever 9 is grasped and tilted forward so as to come out from the inside of the fixed frame 8, the bolt 14 is moved by the leaf spring 11. When pressed downward, the slide plate 10a of the claws 10 slides downward, the gap between the grip piece 10o of the claws 10 and the lower lower wall portion 5c of the baseboard body 5 is opened and unlocked, and the scaffold plate It will be in the state which can be engage | inserted in the 1 side edge part 1a.

  When the operation lever 9 is tilted upward from the state shown in FIG. 3C and pushed into the fixed frame, the bolt 14 is pulled upward by the curved leaf spring 11, and the slide plate 10 a of the knob fitting 10. Slides upward, and the gap between the grip piece 10o of the clamp metal fitting 10 and the lower lower wall portion 5c of the skirting board main body 5 is reduced, resulting in a state as shown in FIG. At this time, the operation lever 9 is held in an upright state housed in the fixed frame 8 by the curved leaf spring 11 to lock the knob fitting 10.

  4 (a) and 4 (b) show a state in which the operation lever 9 is tilted toward the front side so that the gap between the grip piece 10o of the claws 10 and the lower wall portion 5c of the baseboard body 5 is maximized. Shows the state of being fitted into the side edge portion 1a of the scaffolding plate 1, and (c) in the figure is fixed by tilting the operating lever 9 upward from the state of being fitted into the side edge portion 1a of the scaffolding plate 1. By pushing the frame into the frame, the grip piece 10o of the metal fitting 10 grasps the lower surface side of the side edge portion 1a of the scaffolding plate 1, and presses the upper surface side against the lower wall portion 5c of the baseboard body 5, whereby the baseboard A state in which the main body 5 is held and fixed in an upright state on the upper surface of the side edge portion 1a of the scaffold plate 1 is shown.

  Therefore, when the skirting board 4 is mounted on the side edge 1a of the scaffold board 1, the plurality of operation levers 9 of the one-touch lock fittings 7 on the outer surface side of the skirting board body 5 are stood in the fixed frame 8. Tilt from the state to the near side and fit to the side edge 1a of the scaffolding plate 1 with the gap between the unlocked gripping metal piece 10o and the lower wall 5c of the baseboard body 5 maximized. After that, the operation lever 9 can be tilted upward and pushed into the fixed frame 8, and when the skirting board 4 is removed from the scaffold plate 1, it is only necessary to tilt the operation lever 9 forward. The attachment to the scaffold plate 1 and the removal from the scaffold plate 1 can be easily performed with one touch.

  As shown in FIGS. 5 (a) and 5 (b), the end of a rod-like body 18 such as a work tool is inserted into the inner wall 5a of the baseboard body 5 from the inner side of the scaffolding board 1 to operate the lever 9 A rod-like body insertion hole 17 for unlocking the handle 9a from the back side is provided. The rod-like body insertion hole 17 is provided so as to pass through the inner wall 5a of the skirting board body 5 and the back plate 8a of the fixed frame 8 so as to face the handle 9a of the operation lever 9. (a) shows a state in which the narrowed end 18o of the rod-like body 18 is about to be inserted into the rod-like body insertion hole 17 of the base board body 5, and (b) shows a rod-like shape from the inner side of the scaffold plate 1. A state in which the operation lever 9 is tilted forward and unlocked by inserting the thinned tip 18o of the body 18 into the rod-shaped body insertion hole 17 and pushing the handle 9a of the operation lever 9 from the back side is shown. ing.

  By providing the rod-like body insertion hole 17 in the inner side wall 5a of the skirting board body 5 in this way, the handle 9a of the operation lever 9 enters the fixed frame 8 when the knob fitting 10 is in the locked state, and the lock is released. If it is difficult to pull out the handle 9a from time to time, the tip of the rod-like body 18 such as a work tool is inserted into the rod-like body insertion hole 17 from the inner side of the scaffold plate 1 and the handle 9a of the operation lever 9 is struck. The lock of the tsuka fitting 10 can be easily released.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Scaffolding board 2 Scaffolding frame 3 Scaffolding frame crosspiece 4 Scaffolding board skirting board 5 Skirting board main body 7 One-touch lock metal fitting 8 Fixing frame 9 Operation lever 10 Knob metal fitting 10o Grasp piece 11 Spring 17 Rod-like body insertion hole 18 Work Rod-like body such as tools

Claims (2)

  A baseboard attached in a standing position on the side edge of the scaffolding board, wherein a plurality of one-touch lock fittings are provided on the outer surface side of the baseboard body, and each one-touch lock fitting is a fixed frame fixed to the baseboard body The lower end of the fixed frame is pivotally attached and can be tilted from the inside of the fixed frame to the near side. A clamp metal fitting formed with a grip piece facing the lower surface of the baseboard body at the lower end projecting downward from the baseboard body, and the operation lever is always raised in the fixed frame to hold the lock metal fitting in a locked state. It consists of a spring interposed between the control lever and the knob bracket so that the lock bracket is slid downward to unlock when the control lever is tilted forward, and slides downward by tilting the control lever. Tsuka By fitting the side edge of the scaffolding plate between the gripping piece of the bracket and the lower surface of the skirting board and pushing the operation lever back into the fixed frame, the tsukagami bracket is locked and the skirting board body is fixed in an upright position. Scaffolding board for scaffolding.   The inner wall of the skirting board is provided with a rod-like body insertion hole for unlocking operation by inserting the tip of a rod-like body such as a work tool from the inside of the scaffolding board and projecting the handle of the operation lever from the back side. The baseboard for scaffold boards according to claim 1.

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