JP5468319B2 - Skirting board for temporary work table - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a baseboard for a temporary work table used for a temporary work table such as a temporary scaffold unit, a temporary passage, and a temporary load handling frame.

  When constructing a medium- or high-rise building, a temporary scaffold unit is installed outside the building as a temporary work table so that an operator can finish the outer wall of the building. As described in Patent Document 1, the temporary scaffold unit has a portal-shaped scaffold frame having two steel pipe vertical columns and a steel pipe horizontal member or horizontal beam attached between them. This scaffold frame is also called a building frame.

  A pair of temporary scaffold units is assembled by mounting a scaffold plate between the horizontal beams of the two scaffold frames forming a pair. When building a building, many pairs of temporary scaffolding units are arranged outside the building, and many gate-shaped scaffolding frames are arranged outside the building so as to face each other. Scaffolding plates are mounted between the horizontal beams of the scaffolding frames adjacent to each other. Thereby, a scaffold board is attached to a scaffold frame in a row along the building outside the building. As a scaffold board, in order to secure strength, a rectangular member called a scaffold cloth board having a thickness of several centimeters is used.

  When building a building, an assembly-type temporary passage is provided as a temporary work table between beam members inside the building. As the worker moves through the temporary passage, building work is performed inside the building. An example of such a temporary passage is described in Patent Document 2. Moreover, in order to perform interior construction inside a building, a mobile work table as described in Patent Document 3 is used. In addition, a temporary workbench called a load handling platform is laid to cover the opening formed in the ground due to civil engineering work, etc., so that trucks can enter the load handling platform and workers can move. ing. The load handling table as a temporary work table is also used for forming a work table covering an opening formed in a building.

JP 2005-226391 A Japanese Patent No. 2002-30804 JP 2006-16866 A

  Since the scaffold plate in the temporary scaffold unit is attached to a horizontal beam extending between the vertical struts, a gap corresponding to at least the thickness of the vertical strut is generated between the side of the scaffold plate and the outer surface of the temporary scaffold unit. . In addition, since a plurality of scaffolding plates are mounted on a pair of temporary scaffolding units, the total width of the plurality of scaffolding plates is to increase the workability when mounting the scaffolding plates to the horizontal beam. It is set to be shorter than the total length. For this reason, a gap is also generated between the scaffold plate and the vertical column.

  As described above, when the worker performs the finishing work of the outer wall of the building, the work is performed while moving on the scaffolding plate attached to the scaffolding frame. If a tool or the like falls, safe construction work cannot be performed. For this reason, a baseboard is attached to the vertical support | pillar of a scaffold frame so that the side of a scaffold board may be met. As for the baseboard, a member having a thickness of several centimeters is conventionally used in the same manner as the scaffold cloth board. If a baseboard is attached to the temporary scaffolding unit in correspondence with both sides of the scaffolding board, it is possible to prevent the object from falling from the left and right sides of the scaffolding board, but the outer side of the temporary scaffolding unit, that is, the opposite side to the building When the safety net is attached to the surface of the base plate to prevent the object from falling with the safety net, the skirting board can be attached only to the side of the scaffolding board on the building side.

  If a gap is generated between the scaffolding board and the vertical support as described above and the gap exceeds the thickness of the skirting board, even if the skirting board is attached to the scaffolding unit, the gap between the scaffolding board and the skirting board There is a possibility that a gap may be generated, and tools or the like may fall from the gap between the scaffold board and the skirting board. For this reason, when a baseboard having a thickness such as a cloth board is attached to the scaffold unit as in the prior art, depending on the gap size, it is necessary to lean two baseboards in a stacked state. It is difficult to perform the mounting work easily. Moreover, it is not possible to attach a skirting board so as to cover the gap.

  Furthermore, the temporary passage and the temporary load handling structure described above have a plurality of horizontal beam members arranged in parallel to each other, and the horizontal beam members are attached with horizontal bars extending in the horizontal direction. A scaffolding board is attached to the material. Horizontal beams are provided with vertical pillars for handrails at predetermined intervals, and horizontal handrail bars are attached between the vertical pillars. The vertical pillars and handrails for handrails are attached. A handrail is formed by the bar for use. Thereby, the safety of the worker in the temporary passage is ensured, and the safe traveling of the vehicle on the temporary load handling structure and the safe work by the worker are ensured.

  In a temporary work table such as a temporary passage or a temporary load handling frame, a baseboard is attached to a vertical column for handrails, but a conventional baseboard is used to cover the sides of the scaffolding board. If it does so, a clearance gap will generate | occur | produce between a scaffold board and a base board, and there exists a possibility that a tool etc. may fall from the clearance gap between a scaffold board and a base board. For this reason, when a baseboard having a thickness such as a cloth board is attached to a temporary passage or a temporary load handling structure as in the prior art, depending on the gap size, it is necessary to lean on the two baseboards in a stacked state. Yes, it is difficult to easily perform the installation work of the skirting board. Moreover, it is not possible to attach a skirting board so as to cover the gap.

  An object of the present invention is to enable easy installation of baseboards to temporary work platforms such as a temporary scaffold unit, a temporary passage, and a temporary load handling frame.

  Another object of the present invention is to prevent a gap from being generated between the scaffolding board and the skirting board even if the gap dimension between the scaffolding board and the vertical column is various. There is to do.

The skirting board for a temporary workbench according to the present invention has a gate-shaped scaffolding frame in which a horizontal beam is attached between two vertical support columns, and the scaffolding frame disposed opposite to each other. A skirting board for a temporary workbench that prevents an object from falling from a side of the scaffolding board in a temporary scaffolding unit in which a scaffolding board is mounted on a horizontal beam, and is formed of an elastically deformable member, and the scaffolding board A belt-like baseboard body that extends horizontally along the side of the frame and is attached to the vertical column, and is in contact with the vertical column at an upper edge that contacts the vertical column and a portion below the upper edge. A clamp member attached to the vertical column and the vertical member, with the upper end edge and the central contact unit in contact with the vertical column, respectively, are bent between the central column and the central column. Between the struts The fixing bending portion to be found is formed by bending one side portion of the baseboard body, and is inclined from the central contact portion of the fixing bending portion toward the scaffold plate and comes into contact with the scaffold plate. An elastic deformation part having a lower end edge is formed by bending the other side part of the baseboard body, and the lower end edge is shifted according to the position of the side of the scaffolding plate by elastic deformation of the elastic deformation part, The upper side of the scaffolding plate is covered.

The skirting board for a temporary workbench of the present invention extends in a lateral direction with respect to the horizontal beam member between a plurality of horizontal beam members laid parallel to each other and provided with vertical columns for handrails. A skirting board for a temporary workbench in which a support bar is attached and an object is prevented from dropping from a side of the scaffolding board in a temporary passage or a temporary workbench in which a scaffolding board is mounted on the support bar. An upper edge and an upper edge that are formed by elastically deforming members, have a belt-like baseboard body that extends horizontally along the side of the scaffolding plate and is attached to the vertical column, and contacts the vertical column The upper end edge and the central abutting portion are in contact with the vertical struts, respectively, and are bent between the lower portion and the central abutting portion that abuts the vertical struts. attached to the vertical column A fixing bent portion sandwiched between the ramp member and the vertical support column is formed by bending one side portion of the baseboard body, and the scaffold abutting from the central contact portion of the fixing bending portion. An elastically deformable portion having a lower end edge that is inclined toward and abuts against the scaffold plate is formed by bending the other side portion of the baseboard body, and the lower end edge of the scaffold plate is formed by elastic deformation of the elastic deformable portion. It is shifted according to the position of the side and covers the upper side of the scaffold plate.

  In the skirting board for a temporary work table according to the present invention, the fixing bent portion is inclined from the upper edge contacting the vertical support column and extends downward, and straightly downward from the first bent portion. And a third bent portion bent from the second bent portion toward the central contact portion. In the skirting board for a temporary work table according to the present invention, the fixing bent portion is bent in an arc shape from the upper end edge that contacts the vertical column toward the central contact portion. The skirting board for a temporary work bench according to the present invention is characterized in that the elastically deforming portion is formed straight from the central abutting portion toward the lower edge. The skirting board for a temporary work table according to the present invention is characterized in that the elastically deforming portion is formed in an arc shape from the central abutting portion toward the lower end edge.

  According to the present invention, the baseboard body is formed by bending a belt-like member that is elastically deformed, and the baseboard body is provided with an elastic deformation portion having a lower end edge that comes into contact with the scaffolding plate. Even if the gap between the scaffolding plate and the vertical support mounted on the temporary workbench becomes various, the elastic deformation part is deformed to prevent the gap from being generated between the scaffolding and the baseboard. can do. Moreover, since the skirting board main body is made of a strip-like material, it is lightweight and can be easily attached to the temporary working table of the skirting board.

It is a perspective view which shows the state in which the base board was attached to a pair of scaffold unit as a temporary work bench | platform. It is a front view which shows a part of scaffold unit installed in multiple steps outside the building under construction. It is an enlarged front view of the A section in FIG. It is a partially-omission perspective view which shows a base board. (A) is an expanded sectional view of the skirting board shown by FIG. 3, (B)-(D) are sectional drawings which respectively show the modification of a skirting board. It is a perspective view which shows the state by which the base board was attached to the temporary channel | path as a temporary work bench | platform.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a scaffold unit 10 as a temporary workbench has a scaffold frame 11. The scaffold frame 11 has a gate shape with two vertical columns 12 and 13 and a horizontal beam 14 attached between them, and is also called a building frame. The vertical columns 12 and 13 and the horizontal beam 14 are formed of a steel round pipe, that is, a steel pipe. Each vertical support 12, 13 has a vertical stopper 15 projecting inward of the scaffold frame 11. The two scaffold frames 11 are arranged opposite to each other, and the opposite scaffold frames 11 are arranged. A pair of scaffold units 10 is assembled by the two scaffold frames 11 by attaching the brace 16 to the fasteners 15. A scaffolding plate 17, also referred to as a scaffolding fabric plate, is attached to the horizontal beam 14 of the pair of scaffolding units 10.

  The scaffold unit 10 shown in FIG. 1 is provided with two scaffold plates 17, and hooks 18 that are hooked on the horizontal beams 14 are provided at both ends of each scaffold plate 17. The number of scaffolding units 10 according to the distance of the building is arranged outside the building so that the scaffolding unit 10 is along the horizontal direction on the outer surface of the building. Further, as the building work proceeds, the scaffold units 10 are sequentially stacked on the upper side according to the height of the building. As shown in FIG. 3, a pin 19 that is fitted into the lower vertical struts 12 and 13 is attached to the lower ends of the vertical struts 12 and 13.

  FIG. 1 shows a part of another scaffold unit 10 on the upper layer side stacked on the scaffold unit 10. FIG. 2 also shows a three-stage scaffold including a lowermost scaffold unit 10 (a), a scaffold unit 10 (b) stacked on the upper stage, and a scaffold unit 10 (c) stacked on the upper stage. The unit 10 is shown, and only a part of the lowermost scaffold unit 10 (a) is shown. As shown in FIG. 2, the scaffold units 10 are stacked in the vertical direction according to the height of the building B, and a plurality of scaffold units 10 are arranged along the building B along the horizontal direction. The outer surface is covered with a plurality of scaffold units 10 as described in Patent Document 1.

  On the side of the building B, that is, the vertical column 12 on the inside of the scaffold unit 10 and on the side of the vertical column 13 on the opposite side to the building B, that is, on the outside, there is a baseboard 20 along the side of the scaffolding plate 17. It is designed to extend in the horizontal direction. In order to attach the skirting board 20 to the vertical support columns 12 and 13, a clamp tool body 32 provided with a clamp member 31 made of an L-shaped bar is detachably attached to the vertical support columns 12 and 13.

  The skirting board 20 is formed, for example, by bending a strip-like skirting board main body 20a made of an iron plate having a thickness of about 1 mm. As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 (A), one side of the skirting board main body 20a, that is, the part that becomes the upper part when the skirting board 20 is attached to the scaffold unit 10 is bent A portion 21 is formed. The fixing bending portion 21 is formed by bending between an upper end edge 22 that contacts the vertical support columns 12 and 13 and a central contact portion 23 that contacts the vertical support columns 12 and 13 at a portion below the upper end edge 22. Has been.

  As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5A, the fixing bent portion 21 is a first bent extending downwardly from the upper edge 22 under the state in which the skirting board 20 is attached to the scaffold unit 10. A portion 21a, a second bent portion 21b extending downward from the inner end of the first bent portion 21a, and the vertical struts 12 and 13 approaching from the second bent portion 21b toward the central contact portion 23. It has the 3rd bending part 21c inclined like this. When the skirting board 20 is fixed to the scaffold unit 10 by the clamp member 31 of the clamp tool body 32 that is detachably attached to the vertical support columns 12 and 13, the tip of the clamp member 31 abuts on the second bent portion 21b. The fixing bent portion 21 is sandwiched between the vertical struts 12 and 13 and the clamp member 31. The clamp tool body 32 is positioned inside the fixed bending portion 21 of the skirting board 20 and fixed to the vertical support columns 12 and 13, and the clamp member 31 is bent so as to wrap around the fixing bent portion 21. ing.

  On the other side of the skirting board main body 20 a, that is, the lower part when the skirting board 20 is attached to the scaffolding unit 10, the scaffolding unit 10 is directed from the center abutting part 23 toward the scaffolding plate 17. An elastic deformation portion 24 that is bent inwardly and extends straight is formed. A lower end edge 25 that abuts against the scaffold plate 17 is provided at the lower end of the elastic deformation portion 24. Since the skirting board main body 20a is formed by bending a sheet metal, it is elastically deformable in the horizontal direction in FIG. 5 as a whole, and the elastically deforming portion 24 that extends straightly has a central abutting portion 23. As a center, the lower edge 25 can be displaced in the left-right direction in FIG. 5, that is, in the width direction of the scaffold unit 10.

  In the scaffold unit 10 (b) shown in FIG. 2, the scaffolding unit 10 (b) is shown as having two scaffold plates 17 attached to the center of the horizontal beam 14, and the vertical struts 12 inside the scaffold unit 10 (b) The baseboard 20 attached to each of the outer vertical struts 13 is in a state in which the lower end edge 25 of each baseboard 20 is substantially in contact with the side of the scaffold plate 17. As a result, the skirting board 20 is arranged so as to rise upward from the side edge of the scaffold board 17, the left and right sides of the scaffold board 17 are covered with the skirting board 20, and the tool or the like falls from the scaffold board 17 by carelessness of the operator. Is prevented.

  On the other hand, in the scaffold unit 10 (a), a state is shown in which the scaffold plate 17 is attached to the horizontal beam 14 while being shifted to the left side, that is, outside the scaffold unit 10 (a) in FIG. Accordingly, the gaps between the left and right sides of the scaffolding plate 17 and the vertical columns 12 and 13 are different on the left and right, but the lower end edge 25 is set in the left-right direction with the respective elastic deformation portions 24 as the center abutting portions 23. By shifting to the side, the lower edge 25 of each of the left and right baseboards 20 is brought into contact with the side of the scaffold board 17 to prevent a gap from being generated between the scaffold board 17 and the baseboard 20. it can.

  That is, the elastic deformation portion 24 of the baseboard 20 attached to the inner vertical column 12 is elastically deformed so that the lower edge 25 is shifted to the left side, and the elastic deformation portion 24 of the baseboard 20 attached to the outer vertical column 13. Is elastically deformed so that its lower edge 25 is brought into contact with the upper surface of the left scaffolding plate 17 in FIG. This prevents a gap from being generated between the scaffold board 17 and the skirting board 20. FIG. 5A shows a state where the elastic deformation portion 24 is elastically deformed in the left-right direction by the two-dot chain line, and the lower end edge 25 is displaced in the left-right direction.

  In order to attach the skirting board 20 to the scaffold unit 10, the clamp member 31 is provided on the clamp tool body 32 after the lower end edge 25 is brought into contact with the scaffold plate 17 in a state in which the clamp member 31 is loosened. Fasten the screw member. Thereby, the attachment work with respect to the scaffold unit 10 of the base board 20 can be performed easily. Moreover, it is possible to prevent a gap from being generated between the scaffold plate and the skirting board, no matter what gap size is generated between the scaffold plate and the vertical support column.

  The skirting board 20 of the present invention is not a rigid member having a thickness of several centimeters like a conventional skirting board, but is formed by bending a sheet metal made of a thin plate having a thickness of about 1 millimeter, for example. Therefore, it has a lightweight structure and can be easily transported. In addition, the base plate 20 has a light-weight structure, and the bending base 20 is entirely processed and cured, so that the strength of the base plate 20 is ensured even when a sheet metal material made of a thin plate is used.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the skirting board 20 is attached to the inside of the scaffold unit 10, that is, the vertical column 12 side, and to the outside of the scaffold unit 10, that is, the vertical column 13 side. If the net is attached and an object such as a tool is prevented from falling by the safety net, attaching the baseboard 20 to the outside of the scaffold unit 10 can be omitted.

  Since the skirting board 20 is formed by bending in the width direction as shown in FIG. 4, when the plurality of skirting boards 20 are stacked, the overlapping skirting boards 20 are formed by overlapping each other of the bent portions. It is prevented from shifting in the width direction, and can be easily transported and stored in a stacked state. Thereby, when transporting, a large number of skirting boards 20 can be transported in a limited space, and a large number of skirting boards 20 can be stored in the limited space. Moreover, since it is straight in the longitudinal direction, it is possible to connect the baseboards in a straight line with the ends of the baseboards 20 having a certain length overlapped, and the thickness of the overlapped portion is the width. Since the tree 20 is formed of a thin plate, it is extremely thin compared to the conventional case, and the overlapping portion does not get in the way when the worker walks on the scaffold plate 17.

  The material of the skirting board 20 is not limited to a metal material as long as the elastic deformation part 24 bends around the center contact part 23 and the position of the lower edge 25 can be shifted according to the position of the side of the scaffolding plate 17. Others such as soft resins can be used.

FIG. 5B to FIG. 5D are cross-sectional views showing other specific examples of the skirting board 20, respectively. The baseboard 20 shown in FIG. 5 (B) is directed from the upper end edge 22 where the fixing bent portion 21 comes into contact with the vertical struts 12 and 13 toward the central contact portion 23 when attached to the scaffold unit 10. The arcuate portion is bent in an arcuate shape, and the central contact portion 23 has a width in the vertical direction. 5 (C), the first bent portion 21a of the fixing bent portion 21 extends in the horizontal direction from the upper end edge 22, and the other shape is the width shown in FIG. 5 (A). It is the same as the tree 20.
In the skirting board 20 shown in FIG. 5 (D), the fixing bent portion 21 has an arc shape similar to that shown in FIG. The arcuate portion is curved to the opposite side. Further, the elastic deformation portion 24 is bent in an arc shape from the central contact portion 23 toward the lower end edge 25. In this way, even if the fixing bent portion 21 and the elastically deformable portion 24 are formed so as to meander in an arc shape, the scaffold plate 17 and the width are the same as the baseboard 20 shown in FIG. It is possible to prevent a gap from occurring with the tree 20. 5 (A) to 5 (C) may be bent in an arc shape as shown in FIG. 5 (D), and the elastic deformation portion shown in FIG. 5 (D). You may make it form 24 straightly.

  FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a state in which a base board is attached to a temporary passage as a temporary work table. The temporary passage 40 has two horizontal beam members 41 and 42 laid in parallel to each other. In the illustrated case, each of the horizontal beam members 41 and 42 is formed of a steel material having a square cross section, but is formed of various types of steel materials such as I-shaped steel and H-shaped steel. Between the horizontal beam members 41 and 42, a support bar 43 extending in the lateral direction with respect to the horizontal beam members 41 and 42 is attached. Although only two support rods 43 are shown in FIG. 6, a plurality of support rods 43 are attached between the horizontal beam members 41 and 42 at predetermined intervals. The support plate 43 adjacent to the longitudinal direction of the horizontal beam member 41 is attached with the scaffold plate 17, and hooks 18 provided at both ends of the scaffold plate 17 are hooked on the support rod 43. Thus, the scaffold plate 17 is attached to the support bar 43. In the temporary passage 40 shown in FIG. 6, the dimension between the horizontal beam members 41 and 42 has a width that substantially corresponds to the total width of the three scaffold plates 17.

  Each horizontal beam member 41, 42 is provided with handrail vertical struts 44 at predetermined intervals, and a horizontal handrail bar 45 is attached between the vertical struts 44. The handrail is formed by the handrail vertical column 44 and the handrail bar 45. Thereby, the safety of the operator in the temporary passage 40 is ensured.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the skirting board 20 is attached to the vertical column 44. The skirting board 20 shown in the figure is the same as the skirting board 20 shown in FIGS. 1 and 5A, and the skirting board 20 is attached to the vertical support 44 in the same manner as in the case shown in FIG. Is done. However, the clamp member is omitted in FIG.

  In order to attach the skirting board 20 to the temporary passage 40, a clamp member (not shown) is fastened to the vertical column 44 with the lower end edge 25 in contact with the scaffold plate 17. Thereby, the attachment operation | work with respect to the temporary channel | path 40 of the base board 20 can be performed easily. Moreover, it is possible to prevent a gap from being generated between the scaffold plate and the skirting board, no matter what gap size is generated between the scaffold plate and the vertical support column.

  Since the skirting board 20 of the present invention is formed by bending a sheet metal made of a thin plate as described above, it has a lightweight structure and can be easily transported. In addition, the base plate 20 has a light-weight structure, and the bending base 20 is entirely processed and cured, so that the strength of the base plate 20 is ensured even when a sheet metal material made of a thin plate is used.

  Moreover, when a plurality of skirting boards 20 are stacked, the overlapping skirting boards 20 are prevented from shifting in the width direction due to the overlapping of the bent portions, and are easily transported and stored in the stacked state. Can do. Moreover, since it is straight in the longitudinal direction, it is possible to connect the baseboards in a straight line with the ends of the baseboards 20 having a certain length overlapped, and the thickness of the overlapped portion is the width. Since the tree 20 is formed of a thin plate, it is extremely thin compared to the conventional case, and the overlapping portion does not get in the way when the worker walks on the scaffold plate 17. Thus, the same effect as the case where the skirting board 20 is mounted on the scaffold unit 10 is obtained. As the skirting board 20 used for the temporary passage 40, any shape as shown in FIGS. 5B to 5D may be used.

  Furthermore, the skirting board 20 can also be attached to a vertical column for handrails of a load handling table as a temporary work table. The loading platform is used to cover an opening formed in the ground by civil engineering work or the like, or to cover an opening formed in a building. Vehicles such as trucks can enter the cargo handling platform and workers can move. The cargo handling platform has the same basic structure as the temporary passage shown in FIG. 6 and is parallel to each other. A scaffolding plate is attached to a support bar that has a plurality of horizontal beams to be laid and is attached to the horizontal beams. The baseboard 20 having any one of the shapes shown in FIGS. 5A to 5D is attached to the vertical column for the handrail so as to cover the side of the scaffold board. Thereby, the fall of the tool etc. from the load handling pedestal as a temporary work table can be prevented.

  The temporary passage 40 has a plurality of horizontal beam members 41 and 42, and the load handling base also has a plurality of horizontal beam members. In FIG. 6, vertical struts 44 for handrails are provided on each of the two horizontal beam members 41 and 42, and the skirting boards 20 are arranged on both sides of the scaffold plate 17. A vertical support 44 for handrails may be provided on the horizontal beam material, and the skirting board 20 may be attached thereto. Moreover, the vertical support | pillar 44 may be provided in each horizontal beam material 41 and 42, and the baseboard 20 may be mounted | worn to the vertical support | pillar 44 provided in one horizontal beam material. The same applies to the skirting boards in the cargo handling platform.

  The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, the shape of the skirting board 20 is limited to the shape shown in the figure as long as the belt-like skirting board body made of a thin plate is bent or curved to have the fixing bent portion 21 and the elastic deformation portion 24. is not.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Scaffolding unit 11 Scaffolding frames 12, 13 Vertical support column 14 Horizontal beam 15 Fastener 16 Bracing 17 Scaffold plate 18 Hook 20 Skirting board 21 Fixing bent portion 21a First bent portion 21b Second bent portion 21c Third bent portion 21d First Arc-shaped portion 21e Second arc-shaped portion 22 Upper edge 23 Central contact portion 24 Elastically deformable portion 25 Lower edge 31 Clamp member 32 Clamping tool body 40 Temporary passages 41 and 42 Horizontal beam 43 Support bar 44 Vertical for handrail Prop 45 Handrail bar

Claims (6)

A temporary scaffold unit having a gate-shaped scaffolding frame in which horizontal beams are attached between two vertical support columns, and a scaffolding plate is mounted on the horizontal beams of the scaffolding frames arranged opposite to each other A skirting board for a temporary workbench that prevents an object from falling from the side of the scaffolding board,
It is formed by a member that is elastically deformed, and has a band-shaped baseboard body that extends in the horizontal direction along the side of the scaffolding plate and is attached to the vertical column.
It is formed by bending between an upper edge that contacts the vertical support and a central contact that contacts the vertical support at a portion below the upper edge, and the upper edge and the central contact are respectively A bending portion for fixing sandwiched between a clamp member attached to the vertical column and the vertical column under the state of being in contact with the vertical column is bent on one side of the base board body. Forming,
An elastic deformation part having a lower end edge that inclines toward the scaffold plate from the central contact portion of the fixing bent portion and contacts the scaffold plate is formed by bending the other side portion of the baseboard body,
A baseboard for a temporary work table, wherein the lower end edge is shifted in accordance with the position of the side of the scaffold plate by elastic deformation of the elastic deformation portion, and covers the upper side of the scaffold plate. A supporting bar is attached between the plurality of horizontal beams that are laid parallel to each other and each provided with a vertical column for handrails, extending in the lateral direction with respect to the horizontal beam. A skirting board for a temporary workbench that prevents an object from falling from a side of the scaffolding board in a temporary passage or a temporary workbench on which a scaffolding board is mounted,
It is formed by a member that is elastically deformed, and has a band-shaped baseboard body that extends in the horizontal direction along the side of the scaffolding plate and is attached to the vertical column.
It is formed by bending between an upper edge that contacts the vertical support and a central contact that contacts the vertical support at a portion below the upper edge, and the upper edge and the central contact are respectively A bending portion for fixing sandwiched between a clamp member attached to the vertical column and the vertical column under the state of being in contact with the vertical column is bent on one side of the base board body. Forming,
An elastic deformation part having a lower end edge that inclines toward the scaffold plate from the central contact portion of the fixing bent portion and contacts the scaffold plate is formed by bending the other side portion of the baseboard body,
A baseboard for a temporary work table, wherein the lower end edge is shifted in accordance with the position of the side of the scaffold plate by elastic deformation of the elastic deformation portion, and covers the upper side of the scaffold plate.   3. The skirting board for a temporary worktable according to claim 1, wherein the fixing bending portion is inclined from the upper end edge contacting the vertical support column and extends downward, and the first bending portion includes: A skirting board for a temporary work table, comprising: a second bent portion that extends straight downward, and a third bent portion that is bent from the second bent portion toward the central contact portion.   3. The skirting board for a temporary work table according to claim 1, wherein the fixing bent portion is bent in an arc shape from the upper end edge that contacts the vertical column toward the central contact portion. Skirting boards for temporary work tables.   The temporary work for a temporary work table according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the elastically deforming portion is formed straight from the central abutting portion toward the lower edge. A skirting board for the table.   The temporary base for a temporary workbench according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the elastically deforming portion is formed in an arc shape from the central abutting portion toward the lower edge. Skirting board for work table.

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