A scaffolding arrangement for a building outer wall, comprising a plurality of anchor bolts arranged at a distance from each other at least in the horizontal direction, including tube clamps connected to the anchor bolts, a horizontally extended rail, the rail being fixed to the tube clamps, a scaffolding as well as a connecting device for fixing the scaffolding to the rail. The connecting device provides a first coupling encompassing the rail as well as a second coupling encompassing a tube element of the scaffolding and a coupling connector for connecting the first coupling to the second coupling.

A clamp for use in securing a toeboard in scaffolding. The clamp has a laterally extending slot with an associated first screw fastener; and an upwardly extending slot with an associated second screw fastener. The clamp is formed such that the laterally extending slot can be manoeuvred by hand to extend around a longitudinal edge of a scaffolding deck and the first fastener can be screw turned (eg by hand) to press against the scaffolding deck. The clamp is also formed such that a toeboard can be stood up in the upwardly extending slot and the second fastener can be screw turned (eg by hand) to press against the toeboard to secure it to the clamp.

An adjustable panel connector (100, 300) for interconnecting two mesh panels (105) of a barricade and/or guarding system. The adjustable panel connector (100, 300) comprises a first body element (102, 302) including at least one first panel fastening arrangement (106, 108, 311); a second body element (104, 304) including at least one second panel fastening arrangement (106, 108, 311), the first body element (102, 302) and the second body element (104, 304) being interconnected along and about a connection axis (X-X, Y-Y); and a pivot locking arrangement (110, 301) configured to lock the first body element (102, 302) at a selected angle relative to the second body element (104, 304) about the connection axis (X-X, Y-Y).

A multi-use reusable tubular barrier to be placed along the edges of construction sites to contain debris formed of a woven mesh material body carrying particulated fill within a medial chamber defined by the body. Tabs carrying grommets at opposing end portions of the body and spacedly arrayed about an outer surface of the body allow secure releasable interconnection with adjacent bodies in a variety of alignments.

A guard rail system for a scaffold can be configured in multiple configurations. In one configuration, two gates are pivotally mounted to opposing ends of a first side rail assembly, and are latched to a second side rail assembly. In another configuration, the gates are also pivotally mounted to opposing ends of a first side rail assembly, but the second side rail assembly is removed, and the gates are latched to support posts that replace the second side rail assembly. Removal of the second side rail assembly allows better access to a nearby worksite. Related methods are also disclosed.

A post for a temporary safety rail system comprising a base for reversible engagement with a floor, a rail holder to hold a rail in reversibly fixed engagement with the post and a plurality of components which are together operable to adjust the height of the post.

A brick guard for use with a scaffolding system, the brick guard is made from a panel with upper and lower edges and at least one clip for engaging a toe board is disclosed. The toe board clip(s) are provided at a lower part of the panel. The brick guard also has at least one clasp for engaging with a scaffolding member, where each clasp is provided at an upper edge of the panel. The brick guard may also have at least one rib projecting from a first face of the panel, wherein the rib defines a channel on a second opposing face of the panel. Each clasp may have at least one strut member and a leaf member connected to the strut member(s), wherein the leaf member is substantially hemicylindrical.

The safety of scaffolding is enhanced by providing a scaffolding toe board system comprising a plurality of toe boards constructed of a panel and a pair of brackets used to couple the ends of the panel to adjacent support posts of the scaffolding. The brackets are all identical, quick and easy to deploy, and designed so that the brackets of two toe boards coupled to the same support post will not interfere with each other.

A scaffold, in particular a mobile scaffold, is constructed with at least two vertical ladders, with at least one horizontal scaffold floor, and with at least one advanced side protection double guardrail for protecting persons against falling from the scaffold floor. The at least one side protection double guardrail cannot be dismantled without dismantling the first ladder or the second ladder.