Multi-directional transport device for scaffolding
OwnerJohn Jackmaninventor
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A multi-directional scaffold transport device, which may be attached to each base of a scaffold's legs, provides increased mobility in relation to movement atop corrugated floor decking with vertical anchor studs used in conventional steel I-beam superstructures. The device comprises an elongated flat plate with angled extensions. The angled extensions may form a trapezoidal shape, or more preferably a triangular shape, and may be curved or have compound curvature to enable deflection of the device to either side of any anchor stud encountered, rather than jamming thereon. The elongated flat plate may have minimal length sufficient to normally receive support from at least two peaks of the corrugated decking. The device may incorporate threaded studs protruding from the elongated flat plate, which may be received by holes in the base of the scaffold, and be removeably fastened thereto using nuts. The device may also incorporate vertical walls for increased stiffness.
A multi-directional transport device comprising an elongated flat plate, said elongated flat plate having a first end and a second end, each of said first and second ends having an extension plate protruding therefrom at an acute angle to said elongated flat plate, said extension plate at said first and second ends each narrowing with increasing distance from respective first and second ends.
A multi-directional transport device comprising:
A multi-directional transport device, for use in maneuvering a scaffold during building construction by sliding the scaffold atop corrugated sheet metal floor decking in between the vertical studs prior to pouring the concrete covering layer, said multi-directional scaffold transport device comprising:
A method of maneuvering a scaffold during building construction, said method comprising the steps of:
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