A platform system is configured to allow an individual to be supported at a plurality of different heights, and includes a frame defining a plurality of platform adjustment levels, and an upper support platform that is configured to be selectively moved between the plurality of platform adjustment levels to provide the plurality of different heights.

A system for mounting to a scaffold comprises a holder and a shelf. The holder includes a first slot for receiving a drink container, e.g., a large cup, and a second slot for receiving a phone, e.g., a smart phone. The shelf includes apertures for receiving tools. The holder is configured to attach to the shelf, which can mount on the scaffold, for providing added workspace and more places to put tools.

The retaining system for vertically stacked material is configured for use with a plurality of drywall sheets that are awaiting installation. The retaining system for vertically stacked material is a fastening device that secures the plurality of drywall sheets to a stanchion such that the plurality of drywall sheets will not fall during storage. The retaining system for vertically stacked material comprises a stanchion clip, a drywall clip, a securing strap, and a locating beacon. The stanchion clip attaches to the stanchion. The drywall clip attaches to a drywall sheet selected from the plurality of drywall sheets. The securing strap attaches the drywall clip to the stanchion clip. The locating beacon is a GPS based device that identifies the location and of the retaining system for vertically stacked material.

A shelf apparatus configured for temporary attachment to a ladder deployed in a working position includes a planar tray supported at its inboard end by a rung or top plate of the ladder, left and right support arms pivotably attached to opposite sides of the tray near its inboard end, a rigid linkage coupling the tray to the left and right support arms, and an adjustable clamping mechanism for clamping the tray to the rung or top plate. In use with a straight ladder, the tray is horizontally suspended under the inclined frame of the deployed ladder, the support arms are raised to rest against the inclined rails of the ladder above the tray, the rigid linkage vertically supports the tray from the support arms, and the clamping mechanism secures the tray to the rung.

The apparatus may include a ridge member, a first arm rotatably coupled to the ridge member and extending outward, relative to the ridge member, in a first plane angled relative to a first pitch of a roof structure. Also, the apparatus may include a second arm rotatably coupled to the ridge member and extending outward, relative to the ridge member, in a second plane angled relative to a second pitch of the roof structure. The ridge member may be positioned at an apex between the first pitch and the second pitch along a ridge of the roof structure. Further, materials for installation may be placed on at least one of the first arm and the second arm positioned between the roof structure and the materials. Additionally, the apparatus may include a load arm coupled at each respective end portion of the first arm and the second arm.

A scaffolding system is defined by a first primary platform connected to a first cantilevered ladder, a second primary platform connected to a second cantilevered ladder, and a work platform extending between and connected to the first and second primary platforms.

The Tool Organizer works in union with a scaffold. The Tool Organizer apparatus of a condensed step design having a plurality of cavities, depressions, chambers, and slots for tools and supplies, on each planner surface, wherein a rim encompasses the center plane and two structural reinforce cylinder sleeve mounts, located on the same center axis protrude perpendicular above the center plane and below the center plane with a fastener on each structural reinforce cylinder sleeve mount, which mount upon scaffold top joint round tubes. Therefore, the craftsman's tools are stowed on the Tool Organizer within reach with an accessible solid workspace.

A tool organizer configured to operably couple to the railings of an elevated work platform so as to provide access to tools, fasteners and other objects while being on the platform. The present invention includes a body that is planar in manner being manufactured from a material such as but not limited to polyester sheet. The body has a first side and a second side wherein present on the first side thereof are a plurality of storage and retention members. The body is movable between a stored position and a deployed position. In the deployed position the body is coupled to the top railing of the elevated work platform utilizing a rail support member. The body extends downward from the top railing and includes a lower securing strap to secure the body to a lower rail.

A rack construction assembly for building a storage rack includes a plurality of bracket units. Each of the bracket units has a plurality of channels therein to insertably receive dimensional lumber. Thus, the dimensional lumber is arranged to form a rack for storing objects. Each of the channels corresponding to each of the bracket units is oriented at right angles with respect to each other. Thus, the dimensional lumber corresponding to each of the channels defines an X axis, a Y axis and a Z axis of the rack.

In one aspect, a tool stabilizer system is provided. The tool stabilizer system includes a support deck, a mast coupled to the support deck, and a beam coupled to the mast. The beam includes a first end, a second end, and a body extending between the first end and the second end. A pulley system is coupled to the beam. The pulley system includes a first pulley coupled to the first end, a second pulley coupled to the second end, and a cable coupled to the first pulley and the second pulley. The cable includes a first end and a second end. The tool stabilizer system further includes a counter weight coupled to the cable first end proximate the first pulley and a tool coupled to the cable second end proximate the second pulley.