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- the present invention relates to a stepladder that can reduce the risk of falling.
- stepladders are used for light work in high places, such as when pruning trees.
- a quadruped stepladder and a tripod stepladder are known.
- a conventional quadruped stepladder 20 shown in FIG. 11 has a ladder-like front leg 21 and a ladder-like rear leg 22, and the front leg 21 and the rear leg 22 are connected to each other.
- the distance between the grounding points of the left and right legs 21L and 21R of the front leg 21 and the distance between the grounding points of the left and right legs 22L and 22R of the rear leg 22, that is, the lateral width is constant.
- the distance between the ground point of the left front leg 21L and the ground point of the left rear leg 22L is also constant, and the distance between the ground point of the right front leg 21R and the ground point of the right rear leg 22R is also constant. The higher the height of the stepladder, the wider the width.
- each leg 12 has a left front leg 21L, a right front leg 21R, a left rear leg 22L, and a right rear leg 22R that are adjustable in length. Therefore, even if there are some steps in the installation location, the height of each leg can be changed accordingly.
- a conventional tripod stepladder 25 shown in FIG. 13 includes a ladder-like front leg 23 and a rod-like rear leg 24.
- the left front leg 23L and the right front leg 23R of the front leg 23 are fixed with a predetermined lateral width, and the lateral width of the model with a higher stepladder is set wider.
- the front and rear legs are simply opened in the front-rear direction, so the angle between the front leg and rear leg struts and the horizontal installation surface must be set small.
- the risk of falling to the left and right cannot be reduced.
- the width of the leg portion of the ladder that also serves as the front leg is wide, there is a problem that the leg portion of the ladder cannot be arranged in a narrow space such as a place where various equipment is installed in advance or a place where planting is performed. .
- stepladders cannot be installed where there are equipment piping or tree branches in the air, and cannot be installed where there are significant undulations or steps. It was.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above-described conventional drawbacks, and an object of the present invention is to provide a stepladder that can reduce a risk of falling and reduce restrictions due to an installation place.
- a connecting frame a front strut connected to the connecting frame and provided with a ladder, and the connecting frame via a rear right-side fixture. Consists of a rear right column to be coupled, a rear left column coupled to the coupling frame via a rear left fixture, and an opening stopper for preventing the front column, the rear right column and the rear left column from being opened.
- a stepladder is provided.
- the stepladder is characterized in that the connecting frame is formed in an equilateral triangle shape, and a connecting portion is provided on each side or each apex of the connecting frame, and a front strut, a rear right strut, and a rear left side are provided on each connecting portion of the connecting frame.
- Each strut is rotatably mounted, and a stepladder is composed of three struts including a front strut, a rear left strut, and a rear right strut, and each strut is connected by the opening stopper, so that the front of the three struts In other words, the displacement in three directions including the right rear and the left rear is limited.
- a connecting frame a front strut connected to the connecting frame and provided with a ladder, a rear right strut connected to the connecting frame via a rear right fixture
- a stepladder composed of a rear left column connected to the connection frame via a rear left fixture, and an opening stopper for opening the front column, the rear right column, and the rear left column.
- the feature of the stepladder is that the connecting frame is formed in an equilateral triangle shape, a front side axis, a right side axis and a left side axis are provided on each side of the connecting frame, and the pipe portion of the front strut is provided on the front side axis of the connecting frame.
- the pipe part of the rear right side fixing tool is rotatably attached to the right side axis
- the pipe part of the rear left side fixing tool is rotatably attached to the left side axis
- the rear left column is attached to the rear left side fixing tool and the rear right side fixing tool.
- the rear right support column are detachably mounted, and a stepladder is composed of three support columns including the front support column, the rear left support column and the rear right support column. It is configured to regulate displacement in three directions including the front, right rear, and left rear of the column.
- each fixture has a hollow pipe body that opens at the lower end, a notch groove is provided in the lower portion of the pipe body of each fixture, and the tip portion that extends upward from the main body portion of each column has each The outer diameter is narrowed by the length inserted into the pipe body of the fixture, and the most advanced part is processed into a taper.
- the tip of each column is provided with a positioning projection, and the tip of each column A step is formed at the boundary between the portion and the main body portion, and the width of the notch groove of each fixture is set to be larger than the outer diameter of the protrusion, and the notch groove is located on the lower inner side of the pipe body of each fixture.
- a first linear portion extending upward in parallel with the axis of the fixture, an inclined portion extending obliquely downward from the position where the upward extension has been completed, and a fixture in both the upper and lower directions starting from the position where the downward extension has been reached
- a second straight line extending parallel to the axis of
- the shape of the notch groove in the lower part of the pipe body of the rear right fixture is symmetrical to the notch groove of the rear left fixture.
- the connecting frame is preferably formed by a pipe.
- the opening stopper is constituted by a chain.
- a top plate work floor is installed between the connection frame and the front support column, and the top plate work floor is rotatably connected to the connection frame via a pipe portion and is connected to the front via another pipe portion. It is desirable that the column is pivotally connected.
- FIG. 3A is an exploded perspective view of main components of a stepladder in the first embodiment
- FIG. 3B is a perspective view showing an assembled state of the main components
- FIG. 4A is an exploded perspective view showing main components of a stepladder in another embodiment
- FIG. 4B is a perspective view showing an assembled state of the main components.
- A), (B), (C) is a perspective view which shows the decomposition
- FIG. 10 is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the stepladder in 2nd embodiment of this invention
- FIG.10 B
- C is an opening stopper used for the stepladder of 2nd embodiment.
- D is an opening stopper used for the stepladder of 2nd embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment procedure.
- FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing a stepladder S in the first embodiment of the present invention.
- the stepladder S is a tripod type, a connection frame Tcp formed by a pipe in a regular triangle shape, a front support PL having a ladder L, a rear right support fixture Psr for a rear right support, a rear right support Pudr, A rear left side fixture Psl for the rear left side column, a rear left side column Pudl, and a chain-type opening stopper SOc are provided.
- the connecting frame Tcp includes a front side axis 31, a right side axis 33, and a left side axis 35 that are connected to each other on each side of the equilateral triangle.
- a connection pipe portion 32 of the front support column PL is attached to the front side shaft 31 of the connection frame Tcp
- a connection pipe portion 34 of the rear right side fixture Psr is attached to the right side shaft 33
- a rear left side fixture is attached to the left side shaft 35.
- a connecting pipe portion 36 of Psl is attached.
- pillars PL, Pudr, and Pudl are rotatably connected around the three axes
- the front side shaft 31, the right side shaft 33, and the left side shaft 35 constitute three connection portions provided in the connection frame.
- a stepladder S is constituted by three support columns including the front support column PL.
- Each strut Pudl, Pudr, PL is configured to be adjustable in length.
- the respective struts are connected by the opening stoppers SOc in a state where the angles of the front strut PL, the rear right strut Pudr, the rear left strut Pudl and the installation surface are set to about 70 degrees, respectively.
- the opening stopper SOc is composed of two chains. One of the chains starts from the front post PL, and is hung on the hanging bracket of the rear right column Pudr, and is then hung on the hanging bracket of the rear left column Pudl. The other chain of the opening stopper SOc starts from the front strut PL and is hung on the hanging bracket of the rear left strut Pudl, and each strut is kept fixed.
- the angle of the three columns with respect to the installation surface is not limited to the above-described about 70 degrees, and can be set to an arbitrary angle according to the installation location.
- FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the components of the stepladder S.
- the connecting frame Tcp is pre-assembled with respect to the front strut PL with a ladder.
- the rear right column Pudr is detachably attached to the rear right fixture Psr, and the rear left column Pudl is detachably attached to the rear left fixture Psl.
- the opening stopper SOc is attached to the front support PL in advance.
- the ladder L is shown as being removed from the front support PL, the front support PL with a ladder is an integrated part.
- Fig. 3 (A) is an exploded perspective view of main components of the stepladder S in the first embodiment
- Fig. 3 (B) is a perspective view showing the assembled state.
- the connecting pipe portion 32 of the front support column PL is attached to the front side shaft 31 of the connecting frame Tcp
- the connecting pipe portion 34 of the rear right side fixture Psr is attached to the right side shaft 33
- the rear left side fixture Psl is connected to the left side shaft 35.
- a pipe portion 36 is attached.
- the three columns are rotatably connected with the three sides of the equilateral triangular connection frame Tcp as the rotation axis.
- FIGS. 5A, 5B, and 5C are perspective views showing the disassembled and assembled state of the columns Pudr and Pudl of the stepladder S in the first embodiment. Since the mounting brackets and leg feet for the opening stoppers attached to each of the columns Pudr and Pudl have directionality at the attachment position, there is a positioning mechanism for attaching to the same position every time the attachment / detachment is repeated. is necessary.
- FIG. 5 (A) is an explanatory diagram when each column is attached.
- the rear left fixture Psl includes a hollow pipe body that opens at the lower end.
- a notch groove Hl cut out in a shape similar to the letter N is provided in the lower part of the pipe body of the rear left side fixture Psl.
- the distal end portion 41 extending upward from the main body portion 40 of the rear left column Pudl is thinned by the length inserted into the pipe main body of the rear left fixture Psl, and the most distal portion 42 is further tapered. It is easy to insert.
- a positioning projection PP is provided at the tip 41 of the rear left column Pudl.
- a stepped portion Gu is formed at the boundary between the front end portion 41 and the main body portion 40 of the rear left column.
- the width of the notch groove Hl of the rear left fixture is set to be slightly larger than the outer diameter of the positioning projection PP.
- the notch groove Hl extends obliquely downward outward from the first straight portion 45 extending upward in parallel with the axis of the fixture from the lower inner cut of the pipe body of the rear left fixture Psl, and from the position where it has finished extending upward. It is comprised from the inclination part 46 and the 2nd linear part 47 extended in parallel with the axis line of a fixing tool in the up-down both directions from the position which finished extending below.
- the shape of the notch groove Hr in the lower part of the pipe body of the rear right fixture Psr is symmetrical to the notch groove Hl of the rear left fixture Psl.
- the protrusion PP is inserted into the left notch groove Hl after slightly inserting the tip 41 of the rear left column Pudl.
- the pillar Pudl is raised along with the protrusion PP along the first linear portion 45 of the notch groove Hl, and the pillar Pudl is lowered along the inclined portion 46 together with the protrusion PP from the position where the protrusion PP is finished, and finished.
- the column Pudl is raised along the second linear portion 47 together with the protrusion PP from the above position.
- FIG. 5B is an explanatory diagram when the support is fixed.
- the protrusion PP is arranged at the uppermost position of the second linear portion 47 of the notch groove Hl of the rear left fixture Psl
- the lower part of the pipe body of the rear left fixture Psl is located at the stepped portion Gu of the rear left column Pudl.
- the rear left column Pudl does not come off the rear left fixture Psl, and as shown by the arrows, the rear left column Pudl can withstand the external force applied to the rear left fixture Psl.
- an external force applied to the rear right fixture Psr can be held by the rear right column Pudr.
- FIG. 5C is an explanatory diagram when the column is suspended. From the fixed state of the support column shown in FIG. 5 (B), when the stepladder S is folded and transported, the two support columns Pudr and Pudl that are open to the left and right are connected to the front support column PL located at the center. It is necessary to move inwardly. In order to prevent the projection PP of each column Pudr and Pudl from coming off from the corresponding notch grooves Hr and Hl with respect to this pulling operation, the second linear portion 47 is placed outside the pipe body of each fixture Psr and Psl.
- each protrusion PP moves up and down while engaging with the inner wall surface of the second linear portion 47 of the corresponding notch groove Hr, Hl.
- the protrusion PP descends by the weight of each strut, and engages with the lower end of the second linear portion 47 so that each strut corresponds to the fixture Psr, It will be in the state suspended by Psl. Therefore, it can be transported with the stepladder upright in this state.
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing one use state of the stepladder S of the first embodiment.
- the leg of the front strut PL is extended, the leg of the rear left strut Pudl is stretched, and the leg of the rear right strut Pudr is contracted according to the restriction of the place of use.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing another use state of the stepladder S of the first embodiment.
- the leg of the front strut PL is extended and the leg of the rear left strut Pudl is extended in accordance with the installation restrictions at the place of use. If the rear right support column Pudr cannot be installed even after the legs are contracted, the rear right support column Pudr can be replaced with a shorter rear right support column sPudr.
- FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing still another usage state of the stepladder S of the first embodiment.
- the legs of the front strut PL are contracted, the legs of the rear left strut Pudl are contracted, and further, the legs of the rear right strut Pudr are contracted. Both legs of the ladder L in the front column PL are grounded.
- FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a state in which the stepladder S of the first embodiment is folded.
- the stepladder S is folded and moved, the stepladder S is folded by pulling the rear right support column Pudr and the rear left support column Pudl that are open to the left and right inward toward the front support column PL with a ladder. . Therefore, it can be moved and stored in a compactly folded form.
- the tripod stepladder 25 of the third conventional example from the arrangement of each leg or column in the stepladder S of the first embodiment of the present invention, the tripod stepladder 25 of the third conventional example, and the quadruped stepladder 20 of the first conventional example. Compare the risk of falls.
- the ground contact points at are indicated by symbols a to j. If there is a center of gravity Cc of an operator working above the stepladder S inside the triangular installation area SA surrounded by connecting the grounding points a, b, c of the stepladder S of the first embodiment with dotted lines, the stepladder S Will not fall.
- stepladder 25 If the center of gravity Cc of the worker working above the stepladder 25 is inside the triangular installation area 25A surrounded by connecting the grounding points d, e, and f of the tripod stepladder 25 with dotted lines, the stepladder will not fall. Similarly, if there is a center of gravity Cc of an operator working above the stepladder 20 inside the square installation area 20A surrounded by connecting the grounding points g, h, i, and j of the quadruped stepladder 20 with dotted lines, The stepladder will not fall.
- stepladders S, 20, 25 When the angle between the horizontal plane and the legs of the stepladders S, 20, 25 is maintained at a constant 75 degrees, and the lengths of the columns are sequentially changed to 270 cm and 150 cm, the stepladders S, 25, 20 The installation areas SA, 25A, and 20A are sequentially reduced as shown in FIG. However, if the center of gravity Cc of the worker who works above each stepladder is further inside the reduced installation areas SA, 25A, 20A, the stepladder will not fall.
- the conventional tripod stepladder 25 and the four stepladder stepladders 20 are arranged between the left front leg and the right front leg even if the height of the stepladder is changed depending on the application and model.
- the increase in the breadth of the width is suppressed little.
- the width of each stepladder corresponds to the distance between the ground points c and b, the distance between the ground points d and e, and the distance between the ground points g and h.
- the distance between two adjacent grounding points can be increased according to the height thereof. It can be said that the risk of falling to both sides is reduced.
- the conventional tripod stepladder 25 and the four-legged stepladder 20 have a structure in which the front leg and the rear leg are simply opened in the front-rear direction. The risk of falling to the left and right cannot be reduced simply by widening the gap between the front and rear.
- the stepladder S of the first embodiment the smaller the angle formed between each leg of the stepladder and the horizontal plane, the larger the installation area SA shown in FIG. It can be said that.
- the connecting pipe portion 32 of the front strut PL is attached to the front side shaft 31 of the equilateral triangular connecting frame Tcp, and the rear right side fixture Psr is attached to the right side shaft 33.
- the connecting pipe part 34 and attaching the connecting pipe part 36 of the rear left fixture Psl is attached to the left side shaft 35, the three support columns can be rotated around the three rotating shafts 31, 33, 35 of the connecting frame Tcp. It is connected to. Therefore, by arranging the three struts so as to form a regular triangular pyramid, it is possible to maintain an even balance against external forces acting from either the front, rear, left or right direction. The risk of falling to the side can be reduced.
- connection frame can be easily expanded in three directions, and the risk of falling can be reduced.
- the angle between the three support columns and the horizontal installation surface can be individually set to an arbitrary angle, The smaller the angle, the larger the installation area, so that the risk of falling can be reduced unlike the conventional case.
- the rear right column Pudr is attached to the rear right fixture Psr
- the rear left column Pudl is attached to the rear left fixture Psl
- the stepladder is composed of three columns including the front column with a ladder. ing. And, by configuring the left and right columns so that they can be attached and detached, if there are no equipment pipes or tree branches lying in the air and you cannot install a stepladder with the columns attached, there are columns that hinder the installation.
- the stepladder can be installed by once removing and attaching the support again at a position beyond the equipment piping and tree branches.
- stepladders By allowing the legs of the three columns to expand and contract, stepladders can be installed in various places with steps. Furthermore, the right and left columns can be installed in places with large undulations or steps by exchanging the columns with other short or long columns.
- the front leg portion of the ladder is constituted by two legs as compared with the conventional quadruped stepladder or tripod stepladder. There is no need, and the width of the ladder can be reduced and the stepping on the rear legs can be eliminated, and the entire stepladder can be made slim and lightweight.
- connection frame Tcp The equilateral triangular second connection frame Tcb is provided with connection pieces 51, 52, 53, that is, connection parts protruding from three vertices located at equal angular intervals.
- the front strut PL, the rear right side fixture Psr, and the rear left side fixture Psl are connected to the connection pieces 51, 52, 53 of the second connection frame Tcb by three sets of bolts, washers, and nuts, respectively.
- the front support column PL is rotatably connected to the second connection frame Tcb with a corresponding bolt as a rotation axis.
- the rear right support column and the rear left support column are connected to the second connection frame Tcb via the corresponding fixtures Psr and Psl so as to be rotatable about the corresponding bolts as rotation axes.
- stepladder including the second connection frame Tcb having such a configuration the same effect as the stepladder of the first embodiment can be obtained.
- FIG. 10 (A) is a perspective view showing one use state of the stepladder of the second embodiment of the present invention. Although it is a form used only in a place where the place of use is flat and there is no restriction on installation, there is an advantage that the risk of falling is lower than that of a conventional stepladder or tripod.
- the connecting pipe portion 32 of the front ladder Ln is attached to the front side shaft 31 of the first connecting frame Tcp
- the connecting pipe portion 34 of the rear right column Pnr is attached to the right side shaft 33
- the rear left column Pnl is connected to the left side shaft 35.
- a pipe portion 36 is attached.
- the three support columns are rotatably connected to the first connection frame Tcp with the three sides of the first connection frame Tcp as the rotation axis.
- Non-slip members 50 are respectively attached to the legs of the front ladder Ln, the legs of the rear right column Pnr, and the legs of the rear left column Pnl via universal joints.
- the opening stopper SOp includes one fixed piece 51 and two movable pieces 52, and the opening stopper SOp is suspended from the front ladder Ln in a state where the fixing piece 51 of the opening stopper SOp is fixed to the front ladder Ln. It has been.
- the two movable pieces 52 are rotatably connected to the fixed piece 51.
- the notch hole portion of each movable piece 52 of the opening stopper SOp is hooked on the hanging bracket of the rear right column Pnr and the hanging bracket of the rear left column Pnl, respectively, so that each column is prevented from opening. Further, the angle between each of the front ladder Ln, the rear right column Pnr, and the rear left column Pnl and the horizontal plane is maintained at 70 degrees.
- FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing one use state of a stepladder according to another embodiment of the present invention.
- This embodiment differs from the first embodiment of FIG. 1 in that a top work floor TFL is installed between the first connection frame Tcp and the front support column PL.
- the top work floor TFL has a wide area, and it is possible to work while standing on it.
- the top work floor TFL is rotatably connected to the first connection frame Tcp via the connection pipe portion 32 similar to that of the first embodiment, and is connected to the front column PL via another connection pipe portion 53. It is connected so that it can rotate.
- the front support column PL is rotatably connected to the first connection frame Tcp via the connection pipe portion 53, the top plate work floor TFL, and the connection pipe portion 32, and the rear left support column Pudl and the rear right support column Pudr are connected to the pipe unit.
- the first connection frame Tcp is rotatably connected to the first connection frame Tcp via 34 and 36, respectively.
- the top work floor TFL is installed between the first connection frame Tcp and the front support column PL. Therefore, it is possible to work while standing on a stable top plate work floor TFL having a large area. About the other effect, it is the same as 1st embodiment of FIG.
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また、連結枠Tcpの3つの回転軸の周りに三本の支柱がそれぞれ回転可能に連結されていることにより、三本の支柱の水平設置面との角度を個別に任意の角度に設定でき、その角度を小さくすればするほど、設置エリアが拡大されるため、従来とは異なり、転倒リスクを低減することができる。
Tcp 第1連結枠
Tcb 第2連結枠
Psr 後右側固定具
Psl 後左側固定具
PL 前支柱
L 梯子
Pudr 後右側支柱
Pudl 後左側支柱
Hr 右切り欠き溝
Hl 左切り欠き溝
PP 位置決め用突起
Gu 支柱の段差部
SOc 第1開き止め具
SOp 第2開き止め具
Ln 前側梯子
Pnr 後右側支柱
Pnl 後左側支柱
a 脚立Sの前脚の接地点
b 脚立Sの右後脚の接地点
c 脚立Sの左後脚の接地点
d 脚立25の左前脚の接地点
e 脚立25の右前脚の接地点
f 脚立25の後脚の接地点
g 四脚脚立20の左前脚の接地点
h 四脚脚立20の右前脚の接地点
i 四脚脚立20の右後脚の接地点
j 四脚脚立20の左後脚の接地点
Cc 作業者の重心
TFL 天板作業床
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- 連結枠と、その連結枠に連結されるとともに梯子を備えた前支柱と、後右側固定具を介して前記連結枠に連結される後右側支柱と、後左側固定具を介して前記連結枠に連結される後左側支柱と、前支柱、後右側支柱及び後左側支柱の開き止めを行うための開き止め具とによって構成された脚立において、
前記連結枠が正三角形状に形成され、その連結枠の各辺または各頂点に連結部位が設けられ、
前記連結枠の各連結部位に前支柱、後右側支柱及び後左側支柱をそれぞれ回転可能に装着し、前支柱、後左側支柱及び後右側支柱を含む三本の支柱で脚立を構成し、各支柱を前記開き止め具によって連結することにより、三本の支柱の前方、右後方及び左後方を含む三方への変位を規制するように構成したことを特徴とする脚立。 - 連結枠と、その連結枠に連結されるとともに梯子を備えた前支柱と、後右側固定具を介して前記連結枠に連結される後右側支柱と、後左側固定具を介して前記連結枠に連結される後左側支柱と、前支柱、後右側支柱及び後左側支柱の開き止めを行うための開き止め具とによって構成された脚立において、
前記連結枠が正三角形状に形成され、その連結枠の各辺に前辺軸、右辺軸及び左辺軸が設けられ、
連結枠の前辺軸に前支柱の連結パイプ部を回転可能に取り付け、右辺軸に後右側固定具の連結パイプ部を回転可能に取り付け、左辺軸に後左側固定具のパイプ部を回転可能に取り付け、
後左側固定具及び後右側固定具に後左側支柱及び後右側支柱をそれぞれ着脱可能に装着し、前支柱、後左側支柱及び後右側支柱を含む三本の支柱で脚立を構成し、各支柱を前記開き止め具によって連結することにより、三本の支柱の前方、右後方及び左後方を含む三方への変位を規制するように構成したことを特徴とする脚立。 - 請求項2に記載の脚立において、
各固定具は下端にて開口する中空のパイプ本体を備え、
各固定具のパイプ本体の下部には、切り欠き溝が設けられ、
各支柱の本体部分から上方へ延びる先端部分は、各固定具のパイプ本体に挿入する長さ分だけその外径を細くされ、さらに最先端部分はテーパー状に加工され、
各支柱の先端部分には、位置決め用の突起が設けられ、
各支柱の先端部分と本体部分との境界には段差部が形成され、
各固定具の切り欠き溝の幅は、前記突起の外径より大きく設定され、
切り欠き溝は、各固定具のパイプ本体の下部内側の切り口から固定具の軸線と平行に上方へ延びる第1直線部分と、上方へ延び終えた位置から外側へ斜め下方へ延びる傾斜部分と、下方へ延び終えた位置を起点として上下両方向に固定具の軸線と平行に延びる第2直線部分とから構成され、
各固定具のパイプ本体に各支柱を挿入して取り付ける際に、各支柱の先端部分を挿入した後に突起を切り欠き溝の切り口に合わせ、突起と共に支柱を切り欠き溝の第1直線部分に沿って上昇させ、上昇させ終えた位置から突起と共に支柱を傾斜部分に沿って下降させ、下降させ終えた位置から突起と共に支柱を第2直線部分に沿って上昇させ、上昇が完了した時、各固定具に対する各支柱の取り付けが完了するようにしたことを特徴とする脚立。 - 請求項3に記載の脚立において、前記各固定具に対する各支柱の取り付けが完了した時、各固定具のパイプ本体の下部が各支柱の段差部に接することを特徴とする脚立。
- 請求項3に記載の脚立において、後右側固定具のパイプ本体の下部の切り欠き溝の形状は、後左側固定具の切り欠き溝とは左右対称な形状を有することを特徴とする脚立。
- 請求項2に記載の脚立において、前記連結枠はパイプによって形成されていることを特徴とする脚立。
- 請求項2に記載の脚立において、前記開き止め具はチェーンによって構成されていることを特徴とする脚立。
- 請求項2に記載の脚立において、連結枠と前支柱との間に、天板作業床が設置され、その天板作業床は、パイプ部を介して連結枠に回動可能に連結され、かつ、別のパイプ部を介して前支柱に回動可能に連結されていることを特徴とする脚立。
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