Fire escape – ladder – or scaffold – Wall- or floor-attached
Patent
1990-01-04
1990-10-16
Machado, Reinaldo P.
Fire escape, ladder, or scaffold
Wall- or floor-attached
182141, 182138, E04G 310, E04G 2130, E04G 2132
Patent
active
049628283
ABSTRACT:
A perimeter debris net lifting system employs a plurality of lifting units which support a debris net for a high rise-type construction structure. The lifting units comprise a pair of frame assemblies which are slidably coupled and essentially scale the structure to raise the debris net as construction progresses. Each of the frame assemblies are independently mountable to two floors of the structure. Each lifting unit is vertically displaced by disengaging one of the frame assemblies from its mounting engagement and lifting the frame assembly while the other frame assembly remains securely fixed to the structure. The debris net remains fully extended and functional during the vertical lifting process. The lifting units may also mount one or more scaffolding frames and a vertical debris net.
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