Sidewalk sheds

a sidewalk and shed technology, applied in the field of sidewalk sheds, can solve the problems of unsuitability for reuse and difficulty in ensuring the safety of the safety procedur

Inactive Publication Date: 2011-08-25
BOWMAN MARK
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[0009]The present invention provides a system and a method for erecting temporary fencing or hoardings in the form of sidewalk sheds which surround a construction site. The

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However, the timber used for building such sidewalk sheds, and thus the classification stamped onto the timber, is often painted over and/or covered by bill posts, and documents certifying the timber as fire-retardant may be misplaced, making it dif

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[0025]An embodiment of the temporary fencing system according to the present invention comprises a range of brackets and clamps for coupling a plurality of steel channels, into which steel panels or sheets are inserted, to an existing scaffold structure around a construction site. The steel panels / sheets will typically be straight-edged and rectangular in shape, although it would be possible for the free edge of the panel / sheet to have a sloping or curved shape. The term “channel” refer to any elongated member, typically in the form of a strip having a U-shaped section, suitable for receiving an edge of a sheet so as to retain the same. The steel panels thus mounted may therefore provide a continuous barrier around the construction site. Below, the term “fence” is used, for convenience, to refer to any such barrier structure.

[0026]A plurality of channel brackets are affixed to a row of scaffold posts using standard stud clamps near the ground and above head-height. FIG. 1 to FIG. 5 ...

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The present invention provides a sidewalk shed system for use with a scaffold which includes a plurality of vertical posts and a horizontal platform, the temporary fencing system comprising at least two channels, at least one channel-post coupler for coupling a first channel to a lower part of the plurality of vertical posts forming a first lower channel, at least one channel-platform coupler for coupling a second channel to the horizontal platform forming a second lower channel, at least two quadrangular panels, wherein a lower edge of a first panel is to be inserted into the first lower channel, thereby forming a fence adjacent to the plurality of vertical posts, and a lower edge of a second panel is to be inserted into the second lower channel, thereby forming a parapet perpendicular to the horizontal platform.

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BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION[0001]1. Field of the Invention[0002]The present invention relates to sidewalk sheds used as a temporary barrier around construction sites for protecting pedestrians on the sidewalk and preventing debris from falling onto the sidewalk.[0003]2. Description of Related Art[0004]A typical sidewalk shed known in the art is a timber fence that surrounds a construction site, which is provided with a reinforced timber and steel roof surrounded by a timber parapet to prevent debris from construction processes falling onto the pedestrians on the sidewalk.[0005]Conventionally; a sidewalk shed is fixed to the scaffold structure erected around the construction site, either for the sole purpose of supporting such a sidewalk shed, or as part of the scaffold that provides access during the construction of a building.[0006]For safety reasons, fire-retardant timber is used for building sidewalk sheds. However, the timber used for building such sidewalk sheds, and thus the c...

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IPC IPC(8): E04H17/16
CPCE04G21/3204E04G5/12E04G21/3209
Inventor BOWMAN, MARK
Owner BOWMAN MARK
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