The method of claim 9 where the cable is taken down and then reset.ġ1. The method of claim 1 comprising affixing a cable to the stanchion.ġ0.

The method of claim 7 where the through-hole is a tie-hole and the means for affixing includes a fastener inserted into the tie-hole.ĩ. The method of claim 1 further comprising means for affixing the stanchion to the wall by utilizing the through-hole.Ĩ. The method of claim 5 where the guardrail is removed and then reset.ħ. The method of claim 1 further comprising affixing a guardrail to the stanchion.Ħ. The method of claim 1 where the stanchion is adapted to receive at least three guardrails.ĥ. The method of claim 1 where another stanchion is affixed to another wall, the another wall positioned opposite the concrete wall, a guardrail affixed to and extending from the stanchion to the another stanchion within the bay.Ĥ. The method of claim 1 where the wall includes at least two through-holes, the stanchion includes at least two elongated slots, each slot capable of receiving a fastener which extends through a corresponding through-hole.ģ. Utilizing a tie-hole extending from the first side to the second side of the concrete wall of a structure to affix a construction guardrail stanchion to the concrete wall inside a bay of the structure, said tie-hole resulting from removal of a tie extending from the first side to the second side of the concrete wall when removing the wall form and attaching the construction guardrail stanchion to the wall during construction of the structure by utilizing the tie-hole.Ģ. A method of affixing a construction guardrail stanchion to a concrete wall having a first side and a second side and formed by pouring concrete into a wall form that is removed after the concrete is hardened, the method comprising: REMOVABLE GUARD RAIL ASSEMBLY AND STANCHION BRACKET THEREFORġ. Support for the handrail of a detachable handrail unit Reuseable multi-story building construction guardrail system The system may also include a cable system having a cable operate as a guardrail to be tightened by utilizing a stanchion in accordance with the invention.Ĭlamping apparatus and apparatus for use in erecting temporary guard rails A pair of stanchions may be affixed to opposing walls within the bay, and guardrails affixed thereto and spanning across the bay. In one optional aspect a guardrail stanchion includes a base segment having at least two slots for receiving fasteners which insert through two tie-holes of the wall, and at least one side segment having at least one adjustment port, the side segment extending generally perpendicular to the base segment. A fastener inserts through the through-hole which is preferably a pre-existing tie-hole resulting from formation of the wall. The stanchion allows for a guardrail to be conveniently and securely positioned within the bay without damage to the structure and without covering an edge of the structure. A guardrail system and method comprises utilizing at least one through-hole of a poured concrete wall of a structure to affix a stanchion to the wall inside a bay of the structure.

Slab grabber handrail