Apparatus for quick-deploy scaffolding
OwnerMuhammad Muhaysin, Arkadiusz Swechowicz +1inventors
InventorsMuhammad Muhaysin, Arkadiusz Swechowicz, Rami Taha
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Abstract
A Z-shaped anchoring apparatus for suspended scaffolding, the apparatus comprising: a Z-shaped anchoring plate comprising a first horizontally protruding element, a second opposable protruding element, and a vertical middle element continuously coupling the first and second elements; at least one aperture traversing the first element and configured to slidably receive a cable to serve as a tie-back distally situated from a suspended scaffold hanging from a proximal end; and a counterweight disposed on a top surface of the second element to counterbalance the weight of the suspended scaffold.
Claims20
A Z-shaped anchoring apparatus for suspended scaffolding, the apparatus comprising:
- a Z-shaped anchoring plate comprising a first horizontally protruding element, a second opposable protruding element, and a vertical middle element continuously coupling the first and second elements;
- at least one aperture traversing the first element and configured to slidably receive a cable to serve as a tie-back distally situated from a suspended scaffold hanging from a proximal end;
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- a counterweight disposed on a top surface of the second element to counterbalance the weight of the suspended scaffold.
A method of tie-back anchoring for suspended scaffolding, the method comprising:
- fabricating a Z-shaped anchoring plate with a first protruding element, a second protruding element, and a vertical middle element;
- forming at least one aperture through the first element;
- positioning the plate such that the aperture receives a tie-back cable distally situated from a suspended scaffold hanging from a proximal end;
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- resting a counterweight on the second protruding element to stabilize the scaffold.
A method of anchoring a suspended scaffold by tie-back, comprising providing a Z-shaped anchoring plate with a hole for receiving a tie-back cable, securing the tie-back cable through the plate, and applying a counterweight to the plate to counterbalance the suspended scaffold.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.