Device for holding front railings

Abstract

The invention relates to a device for receiving the end railings of a scaffold, and to a system comprising the device and an end railing. The device comprises a base with a first base element and a second base element, at least one anchor point, a first receiving device, and a second receiving device. The first receiving device and the second receiving device are arranged on the top surface of the first base element or the second base element. The at least one anchor point is connected to at least the first base element.

Description

Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a device for receiving end railings of a scaffold, a system comprising such a device and the use of a device for receiving end railings for storing and / or transporting end railings. State of the art

[0002] The transport and storage of end guardrails for scaffolding on construction sites is a critical aspect, as it affects the efficiency of work processes, the material, and the safety of the workers.

[0003] A guardrail on a scaffold is a safety barrier attached to the front of the scaffold. Its purpose is to prevent falls of people or materials from the ends of the scaffold.

[0004] End railings are typically stored vertically or horizontally on pallets. Vertical racks are also available for vertical storage. To transport end railings, they must first be removed from storage and then transported to the installation site using suitable equipment. End railings can also be called end railing brackets.

[0005] Various methods are available for transporting end guardrails for scaffolding on construction sites. These include specialized transport carts and trolleys, mechanical and automatic lifting devices such as cranes or material hoists, as well as digital site management systems that optimize the process. The use of robotics and automation, such as autonomous transport systems or remotely controlled vehicles, is also increasing. However, these technologies have a number of disadvantages. The high acquisition costs and maintenance expenses of this modern equipment can represent a financial burden for smaller construction sites. Furthermore, the complex systems require specialized training and are often dependent on a stable digital infrastructure, which is not available everywhere. The limited flexibility and the potential safety risks in the event of technical failures or operator errors are further challenges.Finally, these technologies often require additional space and longer implementation times, which makes their use on smaller construction sites more difficult. Description of the invention

[0006] The invention is based on the objective of providing a device or system that is easy to handle, space-saving, easy to transport and safe.

[0007] This problem is solved by a device according to claim 1 and a system according to claim 11. Advantageous embodiments of the invention are specified in the dependent claims.

[0008] The device for receiving the end guardrails of a scaffold has a base comprising a first base element and a second base element. Each of the first and second base elements has a top surface, a bottom surface, a first longitudinal side, a second longitudinal side, a first end surface, and a second end surface. The top surface and the bottom surface can be connected to each other by the two longitudinal sides. The top surface can be opposite the bottom surface. The longitudinal sides can each share an edge with the end surfaces, as well as with the top surface and the bottom surface. The longitudinal sides can preferably extend at least approximately parallel (i.e., ±20°, preferably ±10°, particularly preferably ±2.5° or parallel) to the respective longitudinal axis. The end surfaces can be arranged opposite each other. The end surfaces can share an edge with the longitudinal sides, the top surface, and the bottom surface.The end faces can be open or closed. Each end face can have an opening.

[0009] The first and second base elements each have a longitudinal axis extending parallel to the top surface through the first and second end faces, respectively. The first and second base elements are connected to each other. The connection can be detachable, permanent, or conditionally detachable. The first and second base elements can be connected by a positive fit, a material connection, or a force-fit. Examples of such connections include bolted joints, welded joints, and clamped joints.

[0010] The second basic element can comprise at least two sub-pieces. The second basic element can comprise a first sub-piece and a second sub-piece.

[0011] The first segment of the second base element can be arranged on the first longitudinal side of the first base element, and the second segment of the second base element can be arranged on the second longitudinal side of the first base element. The first segment of the second base element can be connected to the first longitudinal side of the first base element, and the second segment of the second base element can be connected to the second longitudinal side of the first base element. Alternatively, the first segment of the second base element can be connected to the second longitudinal side of the first base element, and the second segment of the second base element can be connected to the first longitudinal side of the first base element.

[0012] The modular design offers the advantage of easier disassembly of the device. This facilitates transport and handling.

[0013] The first base element and / or the second base element can be designed as an elongated body. The first base element and / or the second base element can be designed as an elongated hollow body, for example, as a tube or beam. The first base element and / or the second base element can be designed as an elongated solid body. The first base element and / or the second base element can have a rectangular, square, circular, or elliptical cross-section. Designing the base elements as hollow bodies has the advantage of reducing the weight of the device and thus simplifying transport.

[0014] In a preferred embodiment, the first section and the second section of the second base element can each be designed as a branch from the first base element.

[0015] Each component can have a top, a bottom, a first longitudinal side, a second longitudinal side, a first end face, and a second end face. The first component can be connected to the first longitudinal side of the first base element via either its first end face or its second end face. The second component can be connected to the second longitudinal side of the first base element via either its first end face or its second end face. The components can be detachably, permanently, or conditionally detachably connected to the first base element. The components and the first base element can be connected by a positive fit, a material connection, or a force connection. For example, the first base element and the components can be connected by a screw connection, a weld connection, or a clamp connection.

[0016] The first base element can have at least one transverse bore. The transverse bore can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis of the first base element through the first longitudinal side and / or the second longitudinal side. The at least one transverse bore can penetrate the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side of the first base element. The at least one transverse bore can extend from the first longitudinal side of the first base element through the first longitudinal side and the second longitudinal side of the first base element. At least one fastening element can be arranged in the transverse bore. The at least one fastening element can connect the first base element to the second base element. The second base element can be attached to the first base element by means of the at least one fastening element. The first segment and / or the second segment can be attached to the first base element by means of the at least one fastening element.The first section and / or the second section can be attached to the first base element by means of at least one complementary fastening means.

[0017] The first section can be fastened to the first longitudinal side of the first base element by means of a first fastening element. The second section can be fastened to the second longitudinal side of the first base element by means of a second fastening element. The at least one fastening element can be threaded. The transverse bore can have a complementary thread. The at least one fastening element can be a screw, a bolt, or a threaded stud. The at least one fastening element can be connected to a complementary axial locking device.

[0018] The transverse mounting method has the advantage that the device is easy to disassemble. This simplifies storage, saves space, and improves transport.

[0019] Of course, the first section can also be attached to the second long side of the first base element and the second section to the first long side of the first base element.

[0020] Even if the second basic element consists of two parts, the second basic element can be considered as a whole.

[0021] The first and second base elements can be made of an iron-based material. The first and second base elements can be made of a material consisting predominantly of iron. The first and second base elements can be made of an iron alloy, steel, or galvanized steel.

[0022] The top and / or bottom of the respective base elements can be arranged in one plane.

[0023] The longitudinal axis of the first base element and the longitudinal axis of the second base element intersect at a point.

[0024] The longitudinal axis of the first base element and the longitudinal axis of the second base element form a first angle α. The first angle α is substantially 90° (i.e., 90° ±20°, preferably ±10°, particularly preferably ±2.5° or 90°). An angle of substantially 90° offers the highest stability, as the weight can be optimally distributed.

[0025] The first base element can be rigidly connected to the second base element, and / or the first angle α can be fixed. Neither the first nor the second base element can be moved, pivoted, or tilted relative to the other. This improves stability and increases safety, and also facilitates handling and transport. Pivoting, moving, or tilting the base elements can lead to instability during transport or storage. It is particularly important during transport that the end railings can be stored securely and firmly. Furthermore, a rigid connection and / or a fixed angle simplifies the handling of the device.

[0026] The longitudinal axes each form a line segment between the respective first and second end faces. Each line segment is bounded by the first and second end faces. The first longitudinal axis can form a first line segment, and the second longitudinal axis can form a second line segment.

[0027] The first and second base elements can form a cross. The first and second base elements can be arranged as a cross. The first and second base elements can form a cross with four sides of equal length. The first and second base elements can be arranged in the form of a Greek cross or a common cross. As is generally known, a Greek cross or common cross is a cross with four sides of equal length that are at right angles to each other.

[0028] The first base element and the second base element can be of essentially the same length. Preferably, the first base element and the second base element can be of the same length. The first segment and the second segment can be of essentially the same length (i.e., ±10 cm, preferably ±5 cm, particularly preferably ±2.5 cm, <2.5 cm, or 0 cm).

[0029] If the second base element is formed in the form of two sections, the first end face of the second base element can correspond to the end face of the first section facing away from the first longitudinal side of the first base element. The second end face of the second base element can correspond to the end face of the second section facing away from the second longitudinal side of the first base element.

[0030] The intersection of the longitudinal axes preferably lies at the midpoint of the segments. Optionally, the intersection of the longitudinal axes lies at the midpoint of the segments with a tolerance of 10%–20% of the segment length. The intersection can be the center of symmetry of the first and second base elements. The intersection can also be the center of symmetry of the device.

[0031] Stability can be increased by arranging the components in a cross shape or by positioning the intersection at the midpoint of the longitudinal axes. This position of the intersection point ensures optimal weight distribution, prevents tipping, and thus facilitates transport and storage. These properties can be further improved by using base elements of the same length.

[0032] The device has at least one attachment point, a first receiving device, and a second receiving device. Preferably, the device can have one attachment point. As is generally known, an attachment point serves as a fastening point for loads to which, for example, ropes, chains, lifting straps, or hooks can be attached in order to lift or secure them.

[0033] The at least one lifting point can be designed as a screw-in lifting point, a weld-in lifting point, a rigid lifting point, or a rotatable lifting point. A lifting point is understood to be a screw-in, clamp-in, or weldable fastening element by which a lifting device, a sling, or a device for moving loads can be securely connected, at least indirectly, to the load to be lifted. The lifting point can be connected to a lifting device or a sling.

[0034] The lifting device or rigging can be, for example, a rope (such as a steel cable), a load chain, a lifting chain, webbing slings, shackles, or hooks. The device for moving loads can be, for example, a crane.

[0035] The at least one anchor point can be designed as a swivel eye or a hinged anchor point. The at least one anchor point can be designed, for example, as an eye bolt, swivel anchor, weld-on hook, ball-bearing bolt, or transport ring. The at least one anchor point is connected to at least the first base element. The at least one anchor point can be connected to the first base element. The at least one anchor point can be detachably, permanently, or conditionally detachably connected to the first base element. The at least one anchor point can be connected to the first base element by means of a positive fit, a material fit, or a force fit. The anchor point can be connected to the first base element, for example, by a screw connection, a weld connection, or a clamp connection. The at least one anchor point can be connected to the first base element and the second base element.At least one of the attachment points can be located at the intersection of the longitudinal axes.

[0036] Different types of lifting points are suitable for various load capacities and / or lifting capacities. A swivel eye or a folding lifting point has the advantage of being movable and foldable when not in use. This saves space and prevents the lifting point from being in the way or getting caught on other objects. This folding function also allows the lifting point to flexibly adapt to the direction of pull, providing additional safety and stability.

[0037] The first base element may have at least one through-hole. The top and / or bottom of the first base element may have at least one through-hole. The at least one through-hole may extend from the top through the top and bottom. The at least one through-hole may be located at the intersection of the longitudinal axes. The anchor point may be connected to the first base element by at least one fastener. The at least one fastener may extend from the anchor point through the at least one through-hole. The at least one fastener may be threaded. The at least one fastener may be a screw or a threaded bolt. The at least one fastener may be connected to the anchor point. The at least one fastener may be connected to a complementary axial locking device.The at least one fastener can be connected to the underside of the first base element by a complementary axial locking device. The axial locking device can be screwed onto the at least one fastener. The axial locking device can be a nut. The axial locking device can be a cotter pin. The cotter pin can extend radially through the at least one fastener. The number of axial locking devices can correspond to the number of fasteners.

[0038] Preferably, the first base element has two through-holes. The first base element can have a first through-hole and a second through-hole. The through-holes can be arranged on the longitudinal axis of the first base element and on both sides of the intersection of the longitudinal axes. In one embodiment, the anchor point can have a bracket or eyelet and a mounting plate. The mounting plate can have a first opening and a second opening. The openings can be arranged coaxially with the through-holes. A first connecting element can pass through the first opening and the first through-hole, and a second connecting element can pass through the second opening and the second through-hole. Two through-holes can improve the safety of the device, since an anchor point can be secured with two connecting elements. This can also increase the possible load-bearing and leverage capacities.

[0039] At least one spacer sleeve can be arranged in the first base element between the top and bottom surfaces. The at least one spacer sleeve can be cylindrical, in particular circular cylindrical. The at least one spacer sleeve can radially surround the at least one connecting element within the first base element. The number of spacer sleeves can correspond to the number of connecting elements. The at least one spacer sleeve can ensure a fixed, uniform distance between the top and bottom surfaces. The at least one spacer sleeve can increase the stability and safety of the device. If the at least one connecting element is designed as a screw or a threaded bolt, the at least one spacer sleeve can prevent the first base element from being deformed by excessive pressure when the at least one connecting element is tightened. This increases the safety and stability of the device.In addition, at least one spacer sleeve facilitates assembly, as it can ensure a fixed positioning of the components, which increases the accuracy during assembly and reduces the time required.

[0040] The first receiving device and the second receiving device are connected to the first base element or the second base element. Preferably, the first receiving device and the second receiving device are connected to the first base element. The first receiving device and the second receiving device are arranged on the top surface of the first base element or the second base element. Preferably, the first receiving device and the second receiving device are arranged on the top surface of the first base element. The at least one stop point is arranged between the first receiving device and the second receiving device. The first receiving device and the second receiving device can be arranged symmetrically with respect to the at least one stop point.The first and second mounting devices can be arranged symmetrically about the at least one stop point, where the stop point corresponds to the point of symmetry. The first and second mounting devices can also be arranged symmetrically about the intersection of the two longitudinal axes. A symmetrical arrangement of the mounting devices can improve weight distribution and ensure greater stability of the device.

[0041] The first and second receiving devices can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis of the first base element, starting from the top. Alternatively, the first and second receiving devices can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis of the first base element, starting from the top, in the opposite direction to the bottom.

[0042] The first and second receiving devices can be designed as pins. They can also be designed as cylindrical, circular, or cuboid extensions. The first and second receiving devices can be tapered on the side facing away from the first base element. They can also be tapered and / or rounded on the side facing away from the first base element. Finally, they can be chamfered on the side facing away from the first base element. A tapered, rounded, or chamfered shape can simplify the mounting of end railings and / or extension pieces. It also improves the handling of the device.

[0043] A first extension piece can be attached to the first receiving device, and a second extension piece can be attached to the second receiving device. Each extension piece can be detachably connected to its respective receiving device, in particular detachably without damage. The first and second extension pieces can be designed as elongated bodies. The first and second extension pieces can be designed as elongated hollow bodies, for example, as tubes. The first and second extension pieces can radially surround their respective receiving devices. The first and second extension pieces can be connected to their respective receiving devices. The first and second extension pieces can be connected to their respective receiving devices by a plug connection or a screw connection.The extension piece can be loosely attached to the respective mounting device. The extension piece can have a thread, and the mounting device can have a complementary thread. The extension piece and the mounting device can be connected by means of a bayonet fitting or a cotter pin.

[0044] The detachable connection has the advantage that the extension pieces are removable, allowing the device to be easily stacked. This enables space-saving storage.

[0045] In one embodiment, the first extension piece and the second extension piece can be directly connected to the first base element. Alternatively, the first extension piece and the second extension piece can be connected to the first base element by means of a positive fit, a material fit, or a force fit.

[0046] By attaching the extension pieces, a larger number of end railings can be easily stacked in a space-saving manner. Furthermore, the end railings can be stored neatly and thus in a space-saving way. This saves space on the construction site during storage, ensures easy access to the end railings, and protects the material. Additionally, a larger number of end railings can be transported in a single operation. The extension pieces also improve load securing and prevent the end railings from slipping and / or uneven weight / load distribution. This can improve workplace safety and facilitate storage and / or transport.

[0047] In an exemplary embodiment, the first base element and the second base element are arranged in the form of a cross, in particular a Greek cross. The second base element has a first section and a second section. The first section is connected to the first longitudinal side of the first base element, and the second section is connected to the second longitudinal side of the first base element. The angle α is 90°. The attachment point is located at the intersection of the longitudinal axes. The attachment point is designed as a pivoting eyelet or a hinged attachment point, preferably with a mounting plate. The attachment point can be fastened to the first base element by two connecting means. The two connecting means can connect the attachment point to the first base element via the mounting plate. The first receiving device and the second receiving device are attached to the top surface of the first base element.A first extension element is arranged on the first receiving device, and a second extension element is arranged on the second receiving device. The first receiving device and the second receiving device are arranged symmetrically with respect to the stop point and / or the intersection of the longitudinal axes.

[0048] The system comprises a device for receiving the end guardrails of a scaffold and at least one end guardrail. The at least one end guardrail is arranged on the device for receiving the end guardrails. The at least one end guardrail can be arranged on the first base element and the second base element. The at least one end guardrail can be secured by the receiving devices and / or the extension pieces. The at least one end guardrail can be held on the device by the receiving devices and / or the extension pieces. The at least one end guardrail can be slid onto the receiving devices and / or extension pieces. The at least one end guardrail can radially surround the receiving devices and / or extension pieces.

[0049] Multiple end railings can be stacked on the base. These multiple end railings can be slid onto the mounting brackets and / or extension pieces.

[0050] The mounting devices and / or extension pieces can prevent at least one or more end railings from slipping. This simplifies the storage and transport of the end railings. Furthermore, the end railings can be stored and transported easily, safely, and cost-effectively in this way, and the risk to workers can be minimized.

[0051] The system may further include a device for moving loads, which may be connected to the device for receiving end guardrails. The device for moving loads may be a crane. The crane may be connected, at least indirectly, to the device for receiving end guardrails of a scaffold. The device for moving loads may be connected, at least indirectly, to the lifting point. The device for moving loads may be connected to the device for receiving end guardrails via a lifting or slinging device, for example, a load chain or a lifting chain.

[0052] The device for holding end railings can be used for storing and / or transporting end railings. Description of the drawings

[0053] The invention is described below by way of example, without limiting the general concept of the invention, with reference to the drawings. Figure 1 shows a top view of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of scaffolding. Figure 2 shows a side view looking towards the first longitudinal side of the first base element of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of scaffolding. Figure 3 shows a side view looking towards the first longitudinal side of the second base element of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of scaffolding. Figure 4 shows a side view looking towards the first longitudinal side of the first base element of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of scaffolding with extension pieces. Figure 5 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of scaffolding. Figure 6 shows a top view of an embodiment of a first base element. Figure 7 shows a side view of an embodiment of a first base element.

[0054] Figures 1-3 show different views of an embodiment of the invention. Figure 1 is a top view of an embodiment of the invention. Figure 2 shows a side view of an embodiment of the invention with a view towards the second longitudinal side 114 of the first base element. Figure 3 shows a side view of an embodiment of the invention with a view towards the second longitudinal side 124 of the second base element.

[0055] The device for receiving the end railings of a scaffold 100 has a base with a first base element 110 and a second base element 120. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 each have a top surface 111, 121, a bottom surface 112, 122, a first longitudinal side 113, 123, a second longitudinal side 114, 124, a first end surface 115, 125, and a second end surface 116, 126. The top surface 111, 121 and the bottom surface 112, 122 can be connected to each other by the two longitudinal sides 113, 114, 123, 124. The top surface 111, 121 can be opposite the bottom surface 112, 122. The longitudinal sides 113, 114, 123, 124 can each share an edge with the end faces 115, 116, 125, 126, as well as the top 111, 121 and the bottom 112, 122. The end faces 115, 116, 125, 126 can be arranged opposite each other.The end faces 115, 116, 125, 126 can share an edge with the long faces 113, 114, 123, 124, the top 111, 121 and the bottom 112, 122. The end faces 115, 116, 125, 126 can each have an opening.

[0056] The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 each have a longitudinal axis (L1, L2) extending parallel to the top surface 111, 121 through the first end face 115, 125 and the second end face 116, 126, respectively. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 are connected to each other. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can be detachably, permanently, or conditionally detachably connected. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can be connected to each other by means of a positive fit, a material fit, or a force fit. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can, for example, be connected by a screw connection, a weld connection, or a clamp connection.

[0057] The second base element 120 can comprise at least two sections 120a and 120b. The second base element 120 can comprise a first section 120a and a second section 120b. The first section 120a of the second base element 120 can be arranged on the first longitudinal side 113 of the first base element 110, and the second section 120b of the second base element 120 can be arranged on the second longitudinal side 114 of the first base element 110. The first section 120a of the second base element 120 can be connected to the first longitudinal side 113 of the first base element 110, and the second section 120b of the second base element 120 can be connected to the second longitudinal side 114 of the first base element 110.

[0058] The top 111, 121 and / or the bottom 112, 222 of the base elements 110, 120 can be arranged in one plane.

[0059] The longitudinal axis L1 of the first base element 110 and the longitudinal axis L2 of the second base element 120 intersect at a point S. The longitudinal axis L1 of the first base element 110 and the longitudinal axis L2 of the second base element 120 form a first angle α 160. The first angle α 160 is substantially 90° (i.e., 90° ±20°, preferably ±10°, particularly preferably ±2.5° or 90°).

[0060] The first base element 110 can be rigidly connected to the second base element 120 and / or the first angle α 160 is not changeable. Neither the first base element 110 nor the second base element 120 can be moved, pivoted, or tilted relative to the other base element 110 or 120.

[0061] The longitudinal axes L1, L2 each form a line segment between the respective first end face 115, 125 and the respective second end face 116, 126. Each line segment is bounded by the first end face 115, 125 and the second end face 116, 126.

[0062] The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can form a cross. The first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can be arranged as a cross. In one embodiment, the first base element 110 and the second base element 120 can form a cross with four sides of equal length.

[0063] The intersection point S of the longitudinal axes L1 and L2 preferably lies at the midpoint of the segments. The intersection point S can be the center of symmetry of the first base element 110 and the second base element 120. The intersection point S can be the center of symmetry of the device 100.

[0064] The device 100 has at least one stop point 130, a first receiving device 142, and a second receiving device 144. Preferably, the device 100 can have a stop point 130.

[0065] The at least one anchor point 130 can be designed as a swivel eye or a hinged anchor point. The at least one anchor point 130 can, for example, be designed as an eye bolt, swivel anchor, hinged anchor point, weld-on hook, ball-bearing bolt, or transport ring. The at least one anchor point 130 is connected to at least the first base element 110. The at least one anchor point can be connected to the first base element 110. The at least one anchor point can be detachably, permanently, or conditionally detachably connected to the first base element 110. The at least one anchor point 130 can be connected to the first base element 110 by means of a positive fit, a material fit, or a force fit. The anchor point 130 can, for example, be connected to the first base element by a screw connection, a weld connection, or a clamp connection.The at least one anchor point 130 can be connected to the first base element 110 and the second base element 120. The at least one anchor point 130 can be arranged at the intersection S of the longitudinal axes L1, L2.

[0066] The first base element 110 can have at least one through-hole 117 ( Fig. 6The top surface 111 and / or the bottom surface 112 of the first base element may have at least one through-hole 117. The at least one through-hole 117 may extend from the top surface 111 through the top surface 111 and the bottom surface 112. The at least one through-hole 117 may be located at the intersection S of the longitudinal axes L1, L2. The stop point 130 may be connected to the first base element 110 by at least one connecting element 152, 154. The at least one connecting element 152, 154 may extend from the stop point 130 through the at least one through-hole 117. The at least one connecting element 152, 154 may be threaded. The at least one connecting element 152, 154 may be a screw or a threaded bolt. At least one connecting element 152, 154 can be connected to the anchor point 130.

[0067] The at least one connecting element can be connected to the underside of the first base element by a complementary axial locking device. The axial locking device can be screwed onto the at least one connecting element. The axial locking device can be a nut. The axial locking device can be a cotter pin. The cotter pin can extend radially through the at least one connecting element.

[0068] At least one nut can be screwed onto the underside of the at least one fastener. The first base element 110 can have a first through-hole 117 and a second through-hole 117. The through-holes 117 can be arranged on the longitudinal axis of the first base element 110 and on both sides of the intersection point S of the longitudinal axes L1, L2. In one embodiment 130, the stop point can have a bracket or eyelet and a mounting plate. The mounting plate can have a first opening and a second opening. The openings can be arranged coaxially with the through-holes 117. A first fastener 152 can pass through the first opening and the first through-hole 117, and a second fastener 154 can pass through the second opening and the second through-hole 117.

[0069] At least one spacer sleeve can be arranged in the first base element 110 between the top surface 111 and the bottom surface 112. The at least one spacer sleeve can radially surround the at least one connecting element 152, 154 within the first base element 110. The number of spacer sleeves can correspond to the number of connecting elements 152, 154.

[0070] The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 are connected to the first base element 110 or the second base element 120. Preferably, the first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 are connected to the first base element 110. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 are arranged on the top surface 111, 211 of the first base element 110 or the second base element 120. Preferably, the first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 are arranged on the top surface 111 of the first base element 110. The at least one stop point 130 is arranged between the first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be arranged symmetrically with respect to the at least one stop point 130.The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be arranged symmetrically about the at least one stop point 130, wherein the stop point 130 corresponds to the point of symmetry. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be arranged symmetrically about the intersection point S of the two longitudinal axes L1, L2. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be arranged symmetrically about the intersection point S of the two longitudinal axes, wherein the intersection point S corresponds to the point of symmetry.

[0071] The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis L1 of the first base element 110, starting from the top surface 111. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis L1 of the first base element 110, starting from the top surface 111, in the direction opposite to the bottom surface 112.

[0072] The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be configured as pins. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be configured as cylindrical, circular cylindrical, or cuboid extensions. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be tapered on the side facing away from the first base element 110. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be tapered and / or rounded on the side facing away from the first base element 110. The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 can be chamfered on the side facing away from the first base element 110.

[0073] Figure 4shows a side view looking towards the first longitudinal side of the first base element of an embodiment of a device for receiving end railings of a scaffold with extension pieces.

[0074] A first extension piece 146 can be attached to the first receiving device 142, and a second extension piece 148 can be attached to the second receiving device 144. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be designed as elongated bodies. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be designed as elongated hollow bodies, for example, as tubes. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can radially surround the respective receiving device 142, 144. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be connected to the respective receiving device 142, 144. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be connected to the respective receiving device 142, 144 by a plug connection or a screw connection.

[0075] In one embodiment, the first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be directly connected to the first base element 110. The first extension piece 146 and the second extension piece 148 can be connected to the first base element 110 by means of a positive fit, a material fit, or a force fit.

[0076] Figure 5Figure 1 shows a perspective view of an embodiment of a device for receiving the end railings of a scaffold 100. The first base element 110 can be attached to a second base element 120. The second base element 120 can have a first section 120a and a second section 120b. A first receiving device 142 and a second receiving device 144 can be arranged on the first base element 110. An anchor point 130 can be connected to the first base element 110. The anchor point 130 can be arranged between the first receiving device and the second receiving device 144. The anchor point 130 can be arranged centrally between the first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144. The distance of the first receiving device 142 to the anchor point 130 and the distance of the second receiving device 142 to the anchor point 130 can be essentially the same.

[0077] Figure 6 shows a top view of an embodiment of a first base element 110 with two through holes 117 extending from the top surface 111.

[0078] Figure 7Figure 1 shows a side view of an embodiment of a first base element 110, looking towards the first longitudinal side 113. The first base element 110 can have at least one transverse bore 180. The transverse bore 180 can extend orthogonally to the longitudinal axis L1 of the first base element 110 through the first longitudinal side 113 and / or the second longitudinal side 114. The at least one transverse bore 118 can penetrate the first longitudinal side 113 and the second longitudinal side 114 of the first base element 110. The at least one transverse bore 118 can extend from the first longitudinal side 113 of the first base element 110 through the first longitudinal side 113 and the second longitudinal side 114 of the first base element 110. At least one fastening element can be arranged in the transverse bore 118. At least one fastening element can connect the first base element 110 to the second base element 120.The second base element 120 can be attached to the first base element 110 by means of at least one fastening means. The first section 120a and / or the second section 120b can be attached to the first base element 110 by means of at least one fastening means. The first section 120a and / or the second section 120b can be attached to the first base element 110 by means of at least one fastening means complementary to the first base element 110. Reference symbol list

[0079] 100 Device for receiving end guardrails of a scaffold 110 First base element 111 Top side of first base element 112 Bottom side of first base element 113 First long side of first base element 114 Second long side of first base element 115 First end side of first base element 116 Second end side of first base element 117 Through holes 118 Transverse hole 120 Second base element 120a First section 120b Second section 121 Top side of second base element 122 Bottom side of second base element 123 First long side of second base element 124 Second long side of second base element 125 First end side of second base element 126 Second end side of second base element 130 Anchor point 142 First receiving device 146 First extension piece 144 Second receiving device 148 Second extension piece 152 First connecting element 154 second fastener 160 angle α

Claims

1. Device for receiving end railings (100) of a scaffold, comprising: - a base with a first base element (110) and a second base element (120), wherein the first base element (110) and the second base element (120) each have a top (111, 121), a bottom (112, 122), a first longitudinal side (113, 123), a second longitudinal side (114, 124), a first end (115, 125), and a second end (116, 126), as well as a longitudinal axis (L1, L2) extending parallel to the top (111, 121) through the first end (115, 125) and the second end (116, 126), wherein the first base element (110) and the second base element (120) are connected to each other, and wherein the longitudinal axis of the first base element (L1) and the longitudinal axis of the second base element (L2) have an intersection point, and wherein the longitudinal axis of the first base element (L1) and the longitudinal axis of the second base element (L2) form a first angle α (160),wherein the first angle α (160) is substantially 90°, and wherein the longitudinal axes (L1, L2) each form a line segment between the respective first end face and the respective second end face, and wherein the intersection point (S) of the longitudinal axes (L1, L2) is located at the midpoint of the line segments, optionally with a tolerance of 10% - 20% of the line segment length, - at least one stop point (130), a first receiving device (142) and a second receiving device (144), wherein the first receiving device (142) and the second receiving device (144) are connected to the first base element (110) or the second base element (120), and wherein the first receiving device and the second receiving device are arranged on the top side of the first base element or the second base element, and wherein the at least one stop point (130) is connected at least to the first base element (110),wherein the at least one stop point (130) is arranged between the first receiving device (142) and the second receiving device (144), wherein the at least one stop point (130) is arranged at the intersection (S) of the longitudinal axes (L1, L2), and wherein the first base element (110) and the second base element (120) are rigidly connected and / or the first angle α (160) is not changeable.

2. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to claim 1, characterized by the fact that a first extension piece (146) is attached to the first receiving device (142) and a second extension piece (148) is attached to the second receiving device (144).

3. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to claim 2, characterized by the fact that the first extension piece (146) and the second extension piece (148) are designed as elongated hollow bodies.

4. Device for receiving end railings according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized by the fact that the second basic element (120) comprises at least two sub-pieces (120a, 120b).

5. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to claim 4, characterized by the fact that a first section (120a) of the second base element (120) is arranged on the first longitudinal side (113) of the first base element (110) and a second section (120b) of the second base element (120) is arranged on the second longitudinal side (114) of the first base element (110).

6. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized by the fact that the first receiving device (142) and the second receiving device (144) are arranged symmetrically, optionally point-symmetrically, to the stop point (130).

7. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized by the fact thatthe first receiving device (142) and the second receiving device (144) are designed as pins.

8. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized by the fact that The first receiving device 142 and the second receiving device 144 are tapered and / or rounded and / or chamfered on the side facing away from the first base element 100.

9. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized by the fact that The first basic element 110 and the second basic element 120 form a cross with four sides of equal length.

10. Device for receiving end railings (100) according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized by the fact that the anchor point (130) is designed as a swiveling eyelet or a foldable anchor point.

11. System comprising: - a device for receiving end railings of a scaffold (100) according to one of the preceding claims, - at least one end railing, wherein the at least one end railing is arranged on the device for receiving end railings (100).

12. System according to claim 11 further comprising a device for moving loads, wherein the device for moving loads is connected to the device for receiving end railings (100).

13. System according to claim 12 wherein the device for moving loads is connected to the attachment point (130).

14. Use of a device for receiving end railings according to any one of claims 1 to 10 for storing and / or transporting end railings.

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