Scaffolding frame system

A scaffolding frame system which comprises a scaffolding frame member adapted to be linked at its top and its bottom to respective upper and lower other like scaffolding frame members, said member having

• (i) a pair of elongated vertical members that have respective tubular upper and lower ends with hollow interiors,
• (ii) a cross member integrally joined between and with said pair of vertical members,
• (iii) a pair of linking members each disposed in a respective upper end of each of said elongated vertical members, said linking members having means for releasable attachment to the lower end of the upper other like scaffolding frame member, said means for releasable attachment of each of said linking members being provided with an upper attaching member that is retractable into the linking member, the upper attaching member having a spring biased movable locking portion for selective engagement with a hole in the lower end of the upper other like scaffolding frame member, said linking member having two holes in it one above the other for selective disposition therein of portions of said spring biased movable locking portion, the last said portion comprising a locking projection and a releasing projection wherein said locking projection is provided for locking the lower end of the upper other like scaffolding frame member to said linking member when said locking projection projects through the upper hole, and said releasing projection projects through the lower hole for selectively unlocking said locking projection upon receiving an unlocking actuation for separation of the locking of the lower end of the upper other like scaffolding frame member from said linking member, said releasing projection having a lower end provided with an engaging step for engaging the interior of said linking member upon receiving the unlocking actuation for retaining said locking projection from projecting through said holes.