Corner protection sheet for temporary scaffolding

Abstract

To provide a temporary scaffold curing sheet which can be attached without a gap even under a use condition where a gap is easily generated between adjacent curing sheets.SOLUTION: A temporary scaffold curing sheet for curing a temporary scaffold by being arranged to cover an outer surface of the temporary scaffold includes: a curing sheet body 6 formed in a rectangular shape as a whole and having a first curing sheet part 4 and a second curing sheet part 5 with a column contact part 3, as a boundary, vertically longitudinally set at a proper place between the right and left; and column connecting means 10 formed of a sheet material in which a plurality of eyelets 2 are arranged at predetermined vertical intervals along the column contact part 3 and sewn to the column contact part 3, wherein a binding string 30 is passed through the eyelets 2 to bind the column connecting means 10 to a column in a state where the column contact part 3 is brought into contact with the column of the temporary scaffold.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a curing sheet that is attached to temporary scaffolding at a construction site, and a technique for a method of attaching a curing sheet to temporary scaffolding. [Background technology]

[0002] Temporary scaffolding is set up around buildings where construction, repair, and other work is being carried out. There are various types of temporary scaffolding known, such as frame scaffolding, wedge scaffolding, and single-pipe scaffolding. The background art will be explained using wedge scaffolding, which is used mainly for low- to mid-rise building construction, as an example of these temporary scaffolding. Steel pipes are used for the supports (vertical members) and handrails (horizontal members) that make up wedge scaffolding.

[0003] Generally, the lengths of the posts of wedge scaffolding are manufactured by scaffolding component manufacturers in specified lengths such as 3600mm, 2700mm, 1800mm, 900mm, 720mm, and 450mm. Also, the lengths of the handrails of wedge scaffolding are generally manufactured by scaffolding component manufacturers in specified lengths such as 1800mm, 1200mm, 900mm, 600mm, 400mm, 300mm, and 200mm.

[0004] At the site where the scaffolding is assembled, a temporary scaffolding suited to the work on the target building is skillfully assembled by combining a number of the above-mentioned supports and handrails of various lengths. In addition to the above-mentioned supports and handrails, many other components are used for the temporary scaffolding, such as brackets, leading handrails, treads, trusses, diagonal braces, pipe jack bases, and steel stairs.

[0005] Meanwhile, in order to prevent tools, parts, etc. from falling during construction, renovation, and other work, and to ensure the safety of workers, a protective sheet (also called a "disaster prevention safety sheet" or "mesh sheet") is attached to the periphery of a temporary scaffold. Hereinafter, in this specification, the protective sheet placed on the periphery of a temporary scaffold will be referred to as a "temporary scaffold protective sheet" or simply as a "curing sheet."

[0006] Conventionally, temporary scaffolding protection sheets have been used that have a plurality of grommets arranged at appropriate intervals around the periphery of the sheet (see Patent Document 1). In addition, the horizontal dimension of the temporary scaffolding protection sheet when spread out is generally manufactured in various widths that correspond to the length dimension of the handrail (horizontal member) described above. Furthermore, the vertical dimension of the temporary scaffolding protection sheet is manufactured to be long, approximately the height of one floor of a building (for example, 5100 mm).

[0007] The protective sheet is attached to the temporary scaffolding by passing a binding string through the eyelet and tying it to the posts or handrails that make up the temporary scaffolding. As mentioned above, the length and width of the protective sheet are the size of the attachment surface, which is the size of the rectangular frame formed by the posts and handrails that make up the temporary scaffolding, connected together in several layers.

[0008] Once the scaffolding is assembled, select a protective sheet that fits the size of the target surface and spread it out to fit the frame of the target surface. Then, pass a cable tie through the grommets on the periphery and tie it to the steel pipes of the posts or handrails that make up the frame of the target surface. At this time, be careful not to leave any gaps between adjacent protective sheets by passing the same cable tie through the adjacent grommets of adjacent protective sheets and tying them up.

[0009] The pitch between the grommets arranged on the periphery of the curing sheet is usually about 300 mm. The smaller the pitch, the smaller the gap between adjacent curing sheets. However, the smaller the pitch, the longer it takes to tie the sheets with the binding string. On the other hand, the larger the pitch, the faster the binding work can be completed, but the larger the gap between adjacent curing sheets is likely to be. Thus, regarding the size of the pitch between the grommets arranged on the periphery of the curing sheet, there is a trade-off between the time it takes to tie the sheets with the binding string and the size of the gap between adjacent curing sheets. The current pitch of 300 mm is a dimension that was determined over the long history of temporary scaffolding curing sheets. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0010] [Patent Document 1] Jpn. Jpn. Published No. 43-8294 Figure 1 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0011] However, the conventional curing sheets described in Patent Document 1 can keep the gap between adjacent curing sheets to a satisfactory size when the adjacent curing sheets are on the same plane, but a problem occurs when the planes of the adjacent curing sheets are perpendicular to each other. In other words, the gap between the curing sheets placed on both sides of the supports at the corners of the temporary scaffolding can become large.

[0012] Figure 9 is a photograph to explain this state. The temporary scaffolding in the photograph is a type known as wedge scaffolding. Pillars 80 are provided with links (fastening parts) in various places to receive wedges from the handrails. Adjacent protective sheets 82 and 83 are arranged on either side of pillar 80 at the corner of the temporary scaffolding, with their surfaces perpendicular to each other. At this point, it can be seen that a gap 84 has formed between protective sheets 82 and 83.

[0013] Figure 10 is a photograph of the gap 84 in Figure 9 taken from inside the temporary scaffolding. It can be seen that a large gap 84 has formed between protective sheet 82 and protective sheet 83 at frame 81 of support 80. As described above, the protective sheet described in Patent Document 1 may have large gaps between adjacent protective sheets depending on the conditions of use. For this reason, an improvement in this area has been desired.

[0014] Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a temporary scaffolding curing sheet that can be installed without gaps even under conditions of use that tend to cause gaps between adjacent curing sheets. [Means for solving the problem]

[0015] Temporary scaffolding according to the first invention CornerThe protective sheet is for temporary scaffolding. Corner By covering the outer surface, it becomes a temporary scaffolding. Corner part Temporary scaffolding to protect the Corner A curing sheet, Corner The curing sheet is formed into a rectangle as a whole, and is set vertically at appropriate positions between the left and right sides. Width dimension WC The boundary is the contact part of the support. Width dimension W1 First curing sheet section and When installed at the corner of the temporary scaffolding, the perpendicular width dimension W2 A curing sheet body having a second curing sheet portion and a support pole connecting means made of a sheet material having a plurality of grommets arranged at predetermined intervals above and below along the support pole contact portion and sewn to the support pole contact portion, The curing sheet body has a width dimension WC of the post contact portion which is a length dimension that contacts the corner post, and the width dimension W1 of the first curing sheet portion and the width dimension W2 of the second curing sheet portion are length dimensions of handrails that constitute the temporary scaffolding, and the post connecting means is a belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion which is formed in a belt shape, has a width dimension smaller than the outer periphery dimension of the corner post of the temporary scaffolding, has a pair of grommets disposed at a predetermined interval above and below on both width edges of the belt, and has a width center portion of the belt sewn to the post contact portion, and is characterized in that a binding string is passed through the pair of grommets when the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is wrapped around the corner post of the temporary scaffolding, and the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is tied to the corner post. .

[0016] Temporary scaffolding according to the first invention Corner According to the curing sheet, the curing sheet body is an integral structure consisting of a first curing sheet part and a second curing sheet part, so that the support contact part set vertically at the right and left between the left and right parts is the support of the temporary scaffolding. Corner When the pole connecting means is fastened to the pole in a state of contact with the pole, no gap is generated at all. Furthermore, according to the temporary scaffolding corner protection sheet of the first invention, the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is wrapped around the support pillar of the corner portion of the temporary scaffolding and tied with a binding string, so that the protection sheet main body sewn to the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion can be firmly attached to the assembled scaffolding.

[0017] Temporary scaffolding according to the second invention Corner The protective sheet is The belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is characterized in that it is configured by a plurality of horizontally long ribbon-shaped members each having a pair of grommets at both left and right ends, which are arranged parallel to one another and spaced apart from one another.

[0018] Temporary scaffolding according to the second invention Corner According to the curing sheet, Since the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is formed by arranging a plurality of horizontally long ribbon-shaped members vertically in parallel at a distance from each other, the amount of sheet material of the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is small, and the number of seams with the sheet main body is also reduced. Effect of the Invention

[0025] According to the temporary scaffolding curing sheet and the method for installing the curing sheet of the present invention, the curing sheets can be installed without gaps, even under conditions of use that tend to cause gaps between adjacent curing sheets. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0026] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a temporary scaffolding covering sheet according to a first embodiment. [Diagram 2] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of temporary scaffolding. [Diagram 3] FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a state in which a temporary scaffolding covering sheet according to the first embodiment is disposed on a temporary scaffolding. [Figure 4] 11 is a cross-sectional view for explaining binding of a belt-shaped auxiliary sheet to a support pole. FIG. [Diagram 5] This is a photograph in lieu of a drawing showing the attachment of a belt-shaped auxiliary sheet to a support from the inside. [Figure 6] 1 is a photograph in lieu of a drawing showing a state in which a temporary scaffolding covering sheet according to the first embodiment is placed on a temporary scaffolding. [Figure 7] FIG. 11 is an overall perspective view of a temporary scaffolding covering sheet according to a second embodiment. [Figure 8] FIG. 11 is an overall perspective view of a temporary scaffolding covering sheet according to a third embodiment. [Figure 9] This is a photograph in lieu of a drawing showing a conventional protective sheet being placed on the corner of a temporary scaffolding. [Figure 10] 10 is a photograph in lieu of a drawing showing the gap 84 in FIG. 9 taken from the inside of the temporary scaffolding. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

[0027] (First embodiment) FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a temporary scaffolding protective sheet 1 according to a first embodiment, as viewed from the back. A synthetic fiber mesh sheet that is flame-retardant (or has been flame-retarded) is used as the material for the protective sheet body 6. The material of the protective sheet 1 has flame resistance as defined by Japanese Industrial Standard A8952 (sheets for construction work). The protective sheet 1 according to the embodiment has grommets 2 arranged at appropriate intervals around the periphery of the sheet. The material of the grommets 2 used has uniformity in strength and performance and does not deteriorate significantly with time.

[0028] 1, the curing sheet body 6 of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is formed in an overall rectangular shape, with a post contact part 3 (shown by hatching) set vertically at an appropriate position between the left and right of the curing sheet body 6. The left side of the post contact part 3 is a first curing sheet part 4, and the right side of the post contact part 3 is a second curing sheet part 5.

[0029] The width dimension W1 of the first curing sheet part 4 and the width dimension W2 of the second curing sheet part 5 are the length dimensions of the handrails (horizontal members) that constitute the temporary scaffolding. For example, 600 mm, 900 mm, and 1200 mm are adopted. In the case where the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is arranged so that the surfaces of the first curing sheet part 4 and the second curing sheet part 5 are perpendicular to each other, that is, in the case where the support contact part 3 is arranged so as to contact the support of the corner part of the temporary scaffolding, the width dimension WC of the support contact part 3 is set to 100 mm. In this case, the width dimension W of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is 1300 mm, 1900 mm, and 2500 mm. The height dimension H of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is set to 5100 mm.

[0030] On the other hand, when the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is one in which the surfaces of the first curing sheet part 4 and the second curing sheet part 5 are arranged on the same plane, that is, when the support contact part 3 is arranged in contact with a support that is not a corner part of the temporary scaffolding, the width dimension WC of the support contact part 3 is set to 0 mm. In this case, the width dimension W of the curing sheet main body 6 according to the embodiment is 1200 mm, 1800 mm, or 2400 mm. In this case, the height dimension H of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is also set to 5100 mm.

[0031] As shown in Fig. 1, a curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment includes a post connecting means 10. The post connecting means 10 is made of a sheet material in which grommets 2 are arranged at predetermined intervals up and down along the post contact portion 3. The widthwise center portion of the post connecting means 10 is sewn to the post contact portion 3 over its entire vertical length. In the first embodiment, the post connecting means 10 is a band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 formed in a band shape.

[0032] The width dimension WB of the band of the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is slightly smaller than the outer periphery dimension of the support of the temporary scaffolding. Specifically, the width dimension WB of the band is 115 mm. A pair of grommets 2, 2 are arranged at a predetermined interval above and below on both widthwise edges of the band of the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12. The widthwise center portion 11 of the band is sewn to the support contact portion 3. The height dimension Hb of the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is 5000 mm, which is slightly smaller than the height dimension H of the curing sheet main body 6. In this embodiment, a mesh sheet made of the same material as the curing sheet main body 6 is used for the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12.

[0033] FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a temporary scaffolding 13 for explaining an example of installation of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment. The temporary scaffolding 13 is configured by combining a large number of posts 14 and handrails 15. A pipe jack base 16 is attached to the lower end of the post 14. A tread plate 17 is attached. Any type of temporary scaffolding may be applied. Note that actual temporary scaffolding is often large in both width and height because it is assembled according to the size of the building.

[0034] In order to explain an example of attaching the protective sheet 1 to the outer surface of the temporary scaffolding 13, attention will be paid to the support 14 located at the front corner of the temporary scaffolding 13 shown in FIG. 2. The support 14 of interest will be specially called the corner support 20(14). In FIG. 2, the support to the right of the corner support 20(14) will be called the first adjacent support 21(14), and the support to the left of the corner support 20(14) will be called the second adjacent support 22(14). Three first handrails 23 are arranged between the corner support 20(14) and the first adjacent support 21(14). Three second handrails 24(15) are arranged between the corner support 20(14) and the second adjacent support 22(14).

[0035] The rectangular frame formed by the corner post 20(14), the first adjacent post 21(14), and the first handrail 23(15) shown in Figure 2 will be referred to as the first frame 25. Also, the rectangular frame formed by the corner post 20(14), the second adjacent post 22(14), and the second handrail 24(15) will be referred to as the second frame 26.

[0036] Fig. 3 is a diagram for explaining a state in which the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment shown in Fig. 1 is arranged on the temporary scaffolding 13 shown in Fig. 2. A first curing sheet part 4 is arranged on the first frame 25 shown in Fig. 2. A second curing sheet part 5 is arranged on the second frame 26 shown in Fig. 2. That is, a curing sheet main body 6 is arranged between the adjacent support 21 and the adjacent support 22, with the corner support 20 at the center. A conventional curing sheet 27 is arranged on the frame between the second adjacent support 22 and the support 14 on the left side shown in Fig. 3.

[0037] Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view for explaining binding of the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet part 12 to the corner support 20 shown in Fig. 3 with a binding string 30. The support contact part 3 of the curing sheet 1 according to the embodiment is arranged close to the corner support 20 along the vertical longitudinal direction. Furthermore, the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet part 12 of the curing sheet 1 is arranged so as to surround the corner support 20. In this state, the binding string 30 is passed through a pair of grommets 2 arranged on both side edges of the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet part 12 of the curing sheet 1. As the binding string 30, a braided string made of synthetic fiber having a length of about 300 mm and sufficient strength is used.

[0038] 4, an example in which the binding string 30 between the pair of grommets 2 is passed between the corner support 20 and the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 for binding has been described, but it may be passed through the front side of the corner support 20. In this case, the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is firmly bound to the corner support 20 by the binding with the binding string 30.

[0039] Fig. 5 is a photograph showing the corner support 20 shown in Fig. 4 with the binding string 30 tied in a bow. The belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is wrapped around the corner support 20. As is clear from Fig. 5, with the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 1 of this embodiment, no gaps are created around the corner support 20. Moreover, the protective sheet 1 is tightly bound to the corner support 20.

[0040] 6 is a photograph in lieu of a drawing showing the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 1 according to the first embodiment placed on a temporary scaffolding 13. As described above, according to the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 1 of the present invention, the protective sheet main body 6 has an integral structure consisting of the first protective sheet part 4 and the second protective sheet part 5, so that no gaps are generated when the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet part 12 is bound to the pole 20 with the pole contact part 3 in contact with the pole 20 of the temporary scaffolding.

[0041] Furthermore, the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is wrapped around the corner supports 20 of the temporary scaffolding and tied with the binding strings 30, so that the protective sheet main body 6 sewn to the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is securely attached to the temporary scaffolding 13. In this way, no gaps are created in the protective sheet 1 even at the corners of the temporary scaffolding, so it is possible to reliably prevent tools, parts, etc. from falling during construction and repair work. Also, as is clear from Figure 6, the appearance of the protective sheet installed on the temporary scaffolding 13 is improved.

[0042] (Second embodiment) Fig. 7 is an overall perspective view of the back side of the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 40 according to the second embodiment. The protective sheet body 6 of the protective sheet 40 according to the second embodiment is the same as the protective sheet 1 according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 1, so a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

[0043] As shown in Fig. 7, the curing sheet 40 according to the second embodiment has a post connecting means 10 (strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12) configured by arranging a plurality of horizontally long ribbon-shaped members 41, each having a pair of grommets 2 at both the left and right ends, in parallel and spaced apart relation to one another. The intervals between the horizontally long ribbon-shaped members 41 are the same as the intervals between the grommets 2 of the strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 shown in Fig. 1. The horizontally long ribbon-shaped members 41 are made of a mesh sheet made of the same material as the curing sheet main body 6. The center portion of the horizontally long ribbon-shaped member 41 is sewn to the post contact portion 3 of the curing sheet main body 6.

[0044] The method of attaching the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 40 of the second embodiment to a temporary scaffolding (see Figure 2) is almost the same as the attachment method described in Figures 4 and 5 in the first embodiment, so a detailed explanation will be omitted.

[0045] The curing sheet 40 according to the second embodiment also leaves no gaps around the corner supports 20. Moreover, the curing sheet 1 is firmly bound to the corner supports 20. In addition, because no gaps are created in the curing sheet 1 even at the corners of the temporary scaffolding, it is possible to reliably prevent tools, parts, etc. from falling during construction and renovation work. Furthermore, the curing sheet 40 according to the second embodiment is configured such that the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 is composed of multiple horizontally long ribbon-shaped members 41 arranged in parallel and spaced apart from one another, so that a small amount of sheet material is required and the number of stitching portions with the curing sheet main body 6 can also be reduced.

[0046] (Third embodiment) Fig. 8 is an overall perspective view of a temporary scaffolding curing sheet 50 according to the third embodiment, seen from the back. The curing sheet main body 6 of the curing sheet 50 according to the third embodiment is the same as the curing sheet 1 according to the first embodiment shown in Fig. 1, so a detailed description thereof will be omitted. Also common is the fact that a post contact part 3 (shown by hatching) is set vertically vertically at an appropriate position between the left and right sides. Also common is the fact that the left side of the post contact part 3 is a first curing sheet part 4, and the right side of the post contact part 3 is a second curing sheet part 5.

[0047] As shown in Fig. 8, in the protective sheet 50 according to the third embodiment, the support post connecting means 10 (strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 51) is configured on only one side of the strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 according to the first embodiment. The spacing between the eyelets 2 is the same as the spacing between the eyelets 2 of the strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 12 shown in Fig. 1. The strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 51 uses a mesh sheet made of the same material as the protective sheet main body 6. In addition, the strip-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 51 is sewn to the support post contact portion 3 of the protective sheet main body 6.

[0048] The method of attaching the temporary scaffolding protective sheet 50 of the third embodiment to a temporary scaffolding (see Figure 2) is almost the same as the attachment method described in Figures 4 and 5 in the first embodiment, so a detailed explanation will be omitted.

[0049] The protective sheet 50 according to the third embodiment also leaves no gaps around the corner supports 20. Moreover, the protective sheet 1 is firmly bound to the corner supports 20. Also, since no gaps are created in the protective sheet 1 even at the corners of the temporary scaffolding, it is possible to reliably prevent tools, parts, etc. from falling during construction and renovation work. Furthermore, in the third embodiment, the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion 51 is configured on only one side, so the amount of sheet material is reduced. Also, the number of grommets is halved, making the binding work easier.

[0050] (Fourth embodiment) In the above-described embodiment, the first and second curing sheet parts are disposed perpendicular to each other, that is, the pillars that the pillar contact parts contact are corner parts of the temporary scaffolding.

[0051] However, the curing sheet of the present invention is also effective when the first curing sheet part and the second curing sheet part are arranged in the same plane. In other words, it can be used when the support that the support contact part comes into contact with is other than the corner part of the temporary scaffolding. In this case, too, it is possible to obtain the same effect as when the support contact part 3 comes into contact with the support at the corner part as described above.

[0052] Furthermore, a plurality of post contact portions 3 may be provided. In this case, in addition to the first curing sheet portion 4 and the second curing sheet portion 5 defined by the post contact portion 3, a third curing sheet portion 60... and subsequent curing sheet portions are formed. In addition, when attaching to the temporary scaffolding, it is possible to freely select which post contact portion will come into contact with the corner post.

[0053] Although the preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments. Addition, omission, substitution, and other modifications of the configuration are possible without departing from the spirit of the present invention. The present invention is not limited by the above description, but is defined by the appended claims. [Explanation of symbols]

[0054] 1: Temporary scaffolding protection sheet (first embodiment) 2: Eyelet 3: Post contact area 4: First protective sheet section 5: Second protective sheet section 6: Protective sheet body 10: Post connection means 12: Belt-shaped auxiliary sheet section 13: Scaffolding 30: Binding string 40: Scaffolding protection sheet (second embodiment) 41: Horizontal ribbon-shaped member 42: Belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion (second embodiment) 50: Scaffolding protection sheet (third embodiment) 51: Belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion (third embodiment)

Claims

1. A temporary scaffolding corner curing sheet that is arranged to cover the outer surface of a corner of a temporary scaffolding to cure the corner of the temporary scaffolding, The temporary scaffolding corner curing sheet is A curing sheet body is formed in a rectangular shape as a whole, and has a post contact portion with a width dimension WC set vertically vertically at an appropriate position between the left and right sides, and has a first curing sheet portion with a width dimension W1 and a second curing sheet portion with a width dimension W2 that is perpendicular to the first curing sheet portion when the curing sheet body is arranged at a corner of a temporary scaffolding. a post connecting means made of a sheet material having a plurality of grommets arranged at predetermined intervals above and below along the post contact portion, the post connecting means being sewn to the post contact portion; The curing sheet body is The width dimension WC of the support contact portion is the length dimension of the corner portion in contact with the support, and the width dimension W1 of the first curing sheet portion and the width dimension W2 of the second curing sheet portion are the length dimensions of the handrails that constitute the temporary scaffolding, The column connecting means is a belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion formed in a belt shape, the width dimension of the belt being smaller than the outer circumferential dimension of the corner support of the temporary scaffolding, a pair of grommets being arranged at a predetermined interval above and below on both widthwise edges of the belt, and the widthwise center portion of the belt being sewn to the support contact portion; A temporary scaffolding corner protection sheet, characterized in that the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is wrapped around a corner support of the temporary scaffolding and a binding string is passed through a pair of grommets to bind the belt-shaped auxiliary sheet portion to the corner support.

2. 2. A temporary scaffolding corner protection sheet as described in claim 1, characterized in that the band-shaped auxiliary sheet portion is composed of a plurality of horizontally elongated ribbon-shaped members each having a pair of grommets at both the left and right ends, arranged in parallel and spaced relation to one another.

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