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SMALL HOLES IN BUILDINGS TO HOLD SCAFFOLDING
Putlog holes; Putlock holes; Putlock hole
  • Putlog holes in Cardiff castle

putlog      
n. الجسر إحدى الروافد الأ فقية
scaffold         
  • Bamboo scaffolding an under-construction water tower Hainan, China
  • Bamboo scaffolding in Hong Kong disassembled
  • Reconstruction of [[Buckingham Palace]] in 1913, under the scaffolding of Patent Rapid.
  • Assembly of bamboo scaffolding cantilevered over a Hong Kong street
  • Workers on bamboo scaffolding
  • Extensive scaffolding on a building in downtown [[Cincinnati, Ohio]]. This type of scaffolding is called pipe staging.
  • condominium]] in periodical (every 10-15 years) large scale repairing/maintenance in Japan under regulation. In most cases the entire building is covered by steel scaffolding and mesh for easy work and safety. Typically it continues 3-5 weeks per planned schedule.
  • Bamboo scaffolds and bun towers in [[Cheung Chau]]
  • ''Stilts'' are considered a type of scaffold by OSHA in the USA. Stilts are commonly used by [[drywall]] tapers working on ceilings.
  • Vladimir]], with scaffolding wrapped in safety mesh.
  • A medieval putlog hole in the wall of [[Reading Abbey]] in [[Berkshire]], southern England
  • A short section of steel scaffold tube.
  • Scaffolding in [[Tretyakovsky Proyezd]], Moscow
  • Scaffolding by Balfour & Beatty during refurbishment of the Waverley Station roof, Edinburgh 2011
  • Scaffolding, 10 months after [[Tokyo Skytree]] construction start
  • A fulcrum supports this bamboo scaffolding in [[Hong Kong]].
TEMPORARY STRUCTURE USED TO SUPPORT A WORK CREW AND MATERIALS
Putlog; Pump-jack; Scaffold; Scaffolds; Pipe staging; Bamboo scaffolding; Bamboo Scaffolding
اسْم : سِقالَة . إسقالة . مشنقة
scaffolding         
  • Bamboo scaffolding an under-construction water tower Hainan, China
  • Bamboo scaffolding in Hong Kong disassembled
  • Reconstruction of [[Buckingham Palace]] in 1913, under the scaffolding of Patent Rapid.
  • Assembly of bamboo scaffolding cantilevered over a Hong Kong street
  • Workers on bamboo scaffolding
  • Extensive scaffolding on a building in downtown [[Cincinnati, Ohio]]. This type of scaffolding is called pipe staging.
  • condominium]] in periodical (every 10-15 years) large scale repairing/maintenance in Japan under regulation. In most cases the entire building is covered by steel scaffolding and mesh for easy work and safety. Typically it continues 3-5 weeks per planned schedule.
  • Bamboo scaffolds and bun towers in [[Cheung Chau]]
  • ''Stilts'' are considered a type of scaffold by OSHA in the USA. Stilts are commonly used by [[drywall]] tapers working on ceilings.
  • Vladimir]], with scaffolding wrapped in safety mesh.
  • A medieval putlog hole in the wall of [[Reading Abbey]] in [[Berkshire]], southern England
  • A short section of steel scaffold tube.
  • Scaffolding in [[Tretyakovsky Proyezd]], Moscow
  • Scaffolding by Balfour & Beatty during refurbishment of the Waverley Station roof, Edinburgh 2011
  • Scaffolding, 10 months after [[Tokyo Skytree]] construction start
  • A fulcrum supports this bamboo scaffolding in [[Hong Kong]].
TEMPORARY STRUCTURE USED TO SUPPORT A WORK CREW AND MATERIALS
Putlog; Pump-jack; Scaffold; Scaffolds; Pipe staging; Bamboo scaffolding; Bamboo Scaffolding
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Definitie

scaffolding
n.
1) to erect, put up scaffolding
2) to take down scaffolding

Wikipedia

Putlog hole

Putlog holes or putlock holes are small holes made in the walls of structures to receive the ends of poles (small round logs) or beams, called putlogs or putlocks, to support a scaffolding. Putlog holes may extend through a wall to provide staging on both sides of the wall.

A historically common type of scaffolding, putlog holes date from ancient Roman buildings. The term putlock and the newer term putlog date from the 17th century and are still used today. Putlogs may be supported on the outer ends by vertical poles (standards), cantilevered by one end being firmly embedded in the wall, or cantilevered by penetrating the wall to provide scaffolds on both sides. Putlogs may be sawn off flush with the wall if they cannot be removed, but exterior putlog holes are typically filled in as the scaffold is removed to prevent water from entering the walls. Interior putlog holes may be left open, particularly if not in a finished space.

The inconsequential size and the spacing of the holes meant that they did not affect the solidity of the walls, and in well-preserved castles, like Beaumaris, the ancient putlog holes can be seen to this day.