Collapsible scaffold bracket
AssigneeClois D. Fears
InventorsClois D. Fears, Michael Urick, Paul V. Furlo
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AssigneeClois D. Fears
InventorsClois D. Fears, Michael Urick, Paul V. Furlo
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A scaffold bracket is disclosed comprising a vertical beam of channel cross-section, a horizontal beam pivoted at its proximate end to a point between the ends of the vertical beam and adapted to nest within its channel cross-section, an angle bracket having a first and second end, the first end being connected to the proximate end of the vertical beam and the second end being connected to the middle of the horizontal beam whereby the horizontal beam is rigidly supported in a position substantially at right angles to the vertical beam, the vertical beam further having a hanger secured to its distal end, the hanger being adapted to engage a generally horizontal portion of a wall whereby the horizontal beam may be utilized to help support a scaffold along the wall.
A collapsible scaffold bracket engageable with and removably securable to a wall portion of a building structure, said collapsible scaffold bracket comprising:
A scaffold bracket comprising a vertical beam of channel cross-section, a horizontal beam pivoted at its proximate end to a point between the ends of said vertical beam and adapted to nest within said channel cross-section, an angle bracket having a first and second end, said first end being connected to the proximate end of said vertical beam and said second end being connected to a point near the middle of said horizontal beam, whereby said horizontal beam is rigidly supported in a position substantially at right angles to said vertical beam, said vertical beam having a first predetermined length which is greater a second predetermined length of said horizontal beam and a third predetermined length of said angle bracket, said vertical beam further having a hanger secured to its distal end, said hanger being adapted to engage a horizontal portion of a wall whereby said horizontal beam may be utilized to help support a scaffold along such wall.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.