Patent classifications
E06C1/12
LOAD LIFTING SYSTEM
Embodiments of the present disclosure describe methods and apparatuses for a load lifting system.
EXTENSIBLE LADDER
An adjustable-height ladder includes left and right legs and a series of horizontal steps coupled to the left and right legs. The ladder also includes a utility tray.
Folding Ladder System
The Folding Ladder system is comprised of a square edge Double Sided Folding Step Ladder and a square edge Straight Folding Ladder. Both Ladders are collapsible and fold at each Step level which allows the Ladders to fold to a fraction of their normal size. The square overlapping Sections are unique to these ladders. They looks like regular ladders but on closer examination each Section collapse on the Section below which creates a stock up effect that cause the ladder to fold to about a quarter of its original size. The Double Sided Folding Step Ladder has Angled Uprights at the Bottom Section which gives it a wider base which prevent side tip over. The Top Step of both Ladders is not a Step. It is a storage compartment with rounded top not suitable for standing. An access door in the top of the Compartment give access where small tools and parts can be put away safely, without falling if the occupant moves the Ladder.
Retractable ladder
A stretchable ladder, having inner leg bar and outer leg bar, the side edge of the outer leg bar forming an opening. The outer leg bar is sleeved on the inner leg bar, with the inner leg bar and the outer leg bar being relatively slidable. The ladder has a lock structure for locking the inner leg bar and for preventing the inner leg bar from separating from the outer leg bar. The lock structure is disposed at the outer leg bar, and is hookable to the inner leg bar, so as to make the inner leg bar embedded in the outer leg bar.
Retractable ladder
A stretchable ladder, having inner leg bar and outer leg bar, the side edge of the outer leg bar forming an opening. The outer leg bar is sleeved on the inner leg bar, with the inner leg bar and the outer leg bar being relatively slidable. The ladder has a lock structure for locking the inner leg bar and for preventing the inner leg bar from separating from the outer leg bar. The lock structure is disposed at the outer leg bar, and is hookable to the inner leg bar, so as to make the inner leg bar embedded in the outer leg bar.
LADDER APRON
An apron including two sleeves for fitting around the rails of a straight ladder or an extension ladder to aid a worker, such as a roofer. The apron includes one or more pockets and loops for storing building materials and tools. A soft and flexible material is used to construct the apron so that it may be folded for convenient storage when not in use.
Telescopic Ladder
A telescopic ladder including two columns, and a plurality of steps, each of which being formed by socketing a smaller tube in a bigger tube, each step being arranged between upper ends of two tubes of a same diameter; an instep-operable folding switch including an operating lever is provided below a first step on the bottom of the ladder; each end of the operating lever contacts a lower end of one transmission bar, an upper end of the transmission bar contacts an end of a pin switch for a second step, and the other end of the pin switch is hinged to a middle portion of a pin with its front end of the pin being fitted in positioning holes of two columns corresponding to the second step, and its rear end of the pin being resisted against a return spring located within a pin connector in the second step.
Ladder Stabilizer Apparatus
A ladder stabilization apparatus that when fully deployed will change the characteristics of an extension ladder, as well as the technique used by the ladder user when accessing an elevated platform or roof. This apparatus will improve stabilization, will allow the ladder to be attached at its top to the elevated platform or roof, and will extend the top of the ladders rail, all in such a way that the ladder user will be able to transition to the platform or roof, by stepping over the ladders top rung, directly onto the platform or roof. This apparatus is compact and light in weight and permanently installs on the ladder. The core components of the invention are left & right Arm assemblies, left and right Clamp assemblies, and ladder Extension. Configuration is as follows: Arm assemblies mount directly to ladder, locate the self-adjusting feet on the platform or roof. The Clamp assemblies that are attached to the Arm assemblies by a very short chain, secure the top of the ladder to the platform or roof. The Extension mounts to the top portion of the ladders rail, and in effect, serves to extend the ladders rail.
LADDERS AND LADDER BRACING
A ladder with bracing is provided. In one embodiment, the ladder may include a first rail assembly comprising a pair of inner rails and a pair of outer rails, the pair of inner rails being slidably disposed in a upper portion of pair of outer rails, wherein a rear surface of each of the pair of outer rails lies in a common plane. A first plurality of rungs may be coupled between the pair of inner rails, and a second plurality of rungs coupled between the pair of outer rails. A brace may extend between and be coupled to the pair of outer rails, wherein the brace includes a first ramped surface, the first ramped surface having a first portion spaced away from the common plane, a second portion immediately adjacent the common plane, and a transition portion extending between the first portion and the second portion.
LADDERS AND LADDER BRACING
A ladder with bracing is provided. In one embodiment, the ladder may include a first rail assembly comprising a pair of inner rails and a pair of outer rails, the pair of inner rails being slidably disposed in a upper portion of pair of outer rails, wherein a rear surface of each of the pair of outer rails lies in a common plane. A first plurality of rungs may be coupled between the pair of inner rails, and a second plurality of rungs coupled between the pair of outer rails. A brace may extend between and be coupled to the pair of outer rails, wherein the brace includes a first ramped surface, the first ramped surface having a first portion spaced away from the common plane, a second portion immediately adjacent the common plane, and a transition portion extending between the first portion and the second portion.