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Granted Patent B2
US 11,761,217 · App. 16/852,401 · Granted Sep 19, 2023

Scaffold gate toeboard assembly for use on a scaffold gate

Inventor: Johnny Curtis (Walker, LA)
Assignee: Deltak Manufacturing, Inc.
E04G5/145E04G5/141E04G7/02
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,761,217
App. No.
16/852,401
Granted
Sep 19, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

A scaffold toeboard assembly including a toeboard frame having a toeboard coupled to a riser with a first and second end, with a lift handle coupled to the first end, and a toeboard coupled to the second end. The assembly further including a support frame having a vertical support with an attachment member configured to couple to a scaffold swing gate, wherein the riser is slidably coupled to the vertical support.

Claims (15)

1. A scaffold toeboard assembly in combination with a scaffold swing gate, wherein the swing gate includes a top rail, a bottom rail, and two side rails, the toeboard assembly comprising:

a) a support frame including (i) two tubular vertical supports joined by a brace member, (ii) an upper gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate top rail, and (iii) a lower gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate bottom rail; and

b) a toeboard frame including (i) a vertical riser extending through each of the tubular vertical supports of the support frame, (ii) a handle connecting an upper end of each tubular vertical riser, and (iii) a toeboard connected approximately to a lower end of the vertical risers.

2. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 1 , wherein the two vertical supports and the brace member form a substantially H-shaped support frame.

3. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 1 , further comprising a lock member connected to each of the gate hooks and which is configured to secure the gate hooks from disengagement with the top and bottom swing gate rails.

4. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 3 , wherein the lock member is a bolt or pin extending through the gate hooks.

5. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 1 , wherein a positioning member engages each vertical riser in order to limit downward movement of the vertical risers relative to the support frame.

6. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 5 , wherein the positioning members are bolts or pins engaging the vertical risers above the vertical supports of the support frame.

7. The scaffold toeboard assembly of claim 5 , wherein the positioning members are bolts or pins engaging the vertical risers through holes in the vertical supports of the support frame.

8. A scaffold system including a toeboard assembly in combination with a scaffold swing gate positioned over a scaffold decking, wherein the swing gate includes a top rail, a bottom rail, and two side rails, the toeboard assembly comprising:

a) a support frame including (i) two tubular vertical supports joined by a brace member, (ii) an upper gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate top rail, and (iii) a lower gate hook on each vertical support engaging the swing gate bottom rail;

b) a toeboard frame including (i) a vertical riser extending through each of the tubular vertical supports of the support frame, (ii) a handle connecting an upper end of the vertical risers, and (iii) a toeboard connected approximately to a lower end of the vertical risers; and

c) wherein the handle of the toeboard frame is configured to raise the toeboard relative to the scaffold decking.

9. The scaffold system of claim 8 , wherein a positioning member engages each vertical riser at a location which holds the toeboard less than three inches off the scaffold decking.

10. The scaffold system of claim 8 , wherein the lower gate hooks are fixed to the vertical supports and the upper gate hooks are slidingly attached to the vertical supports.

Continuity (3)
Continuation PCTUS2019028146 · Apr 18, 2019
Provisional Application 62660653 · Apr 20, 2018
Related Publication 20210047846A1 · Feb 18, 2021
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