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US 2022/0098881 A1Published application
Configurable scaffolding system
AssigneeGrow Glide Inc.
InventorsDarin Siples, Travis Schwartz
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Abstract
A configurable scaffolding system is configured to facilitate simplified, reconfigurable access to a plurality of horticulture racks. With use of the configurable scaffolding system, operator convenience and safety are improved, and increased plant density in horticultural applications can be achieved.
Claims20
A configurable scaffolding system, comprising:
- a first work deck;
- a first vertical upright bracket configured to support the first work deck;
- and
- a trim cover, wherein an end of the first work deck is configured to be disposed between a portion of the first vertical upright bracket and a portion of the trim cover in an installed position.
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A configurable scaffolding system, comprising:
- a first work deck;
- a second work deck;
- a first vertical upright bracket configured to support the first work deck and the second work deck;
- a second vertical upright bracket configured to support the first work deck and the second work deck;
- and
- a trim cover disposed between the first work deck and the second work deck,
- wherein a first end of the first work deck is configured to be disposed between a first portion of the first vertical upright bracket and a first portion of the trim cover in an installed position.
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A method for servicing a horticulture rack, the method comprising:
- utilizing a first horticulture rack and a second horticulture rack to grow plants, wherein the first horticulture rack and the second horticulture rack are separated by an aisle;
- coupling, to the first horticulture rack and to the second horticulture rack, a configurable scaffolding system, wherein the configurable scaffolding system is disposed at least partially in the aisle;
- and
- accessing, via the configurable scaffolding system and by a system user, the plants in the first horticulture rack and the second horticulture rack.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.