Joe A Williams

20090052980, Feb 26, 2009

May 30, 2008

12/156315

Joe W. Williams - Walker LA, US

E04G 7/00

403 33, 403 49

An improved scaffold connection for engagement of scaffold members to support members. The connection employs a ring member engaged to the vertical scaffold member. A rotatable latch member engages a lower surface of the ring member to maintain a hook or support portion of a latch body on the upper surface of the ring member. A locking member rotationally engaged to the latch member, is gravity activated to rotate and engage the latch body to hold the latch member engaged to the ring member.

50281640, Jul 2, 1991

Sep 13, 1990

7/581738

Joe W. Williams - Walker LA

B25G 300

403246

An improved scaffold connection is provided, comprising a first ring member having an upper side and a lower side, fixedly attachable to a vertical scaffold member; a connector body having a first end, a second end, a top, a bottom and sides, fixedly attachable at its second end to one end of a horizontal scaffold member having an upper surface, the connector body including a portion for attachment of the connector body to the upper side of the first ring member, the portion extending from the first end of the connector body; a cavity, extending through the body and opening exterior of the body at a first opening in the first end; and a latch member, positioned in the cavity and having a first end extending through the first opening, the latch member being pivotal within the cavity such that the first end is positionable below the lower side of the first ring member.

54333229, Jul 18, 1995

Mar 15, 1994

8/213846

Joe W. Williams - Walker LA

B65D 8520
B65D 8562
B65D 2102
A47F 700

206443

A scaffold stacking device of unitary construction is provided, comprising a generally elongated block member having a top side and a bottom side; a plurality of semi-circular recesses formed along the top and bottom sides, wherein each of the recesses is sized to receive a scaffold member; and vertical posts attached to the ends of the block member for mating with vertical bores in other identical stacking devices. Multiple stacking devices are secured to one another by passing a cable through cleats attached to the stacking devices. The resulting configuration allows the scaffold members to be easily and quickly counted, and the scaffold members can be transported to and from construction sites safely and without wear or damage from contact with other scaffold equipment.

50785320, Jan 7, 1992

Jun 13, 1991

7/714458

Joe W. Williams - Walker LA

B25G 300

403246

An improved scaffold connection is provided, comprising a first ring member having an upper side and a lower side, fixedly attachable to a vertical scaffold member; a connector body having a first end, a second end, a top, a bottom and sides, fixedly attachable at its second end to one end of a horizontal scaffold member having an upper surface, the connector body including a section for attachment of the connector body to the upper side of the first ring member, extending from the first end of the connector body; a cavity, extending through the body and opening exterior of the body at a first opening in the first end and a second opening in the second end; and a support element fixedly positioned in the cavity, the support element having a curved support surface; and a latch member, positioned in the cavity and having a first end extending through the first opening, the latch member being pivotal within the cavity and having a curved base section, matingly slidable on and supported by the support surface.