SCAFFOLD STRUCTURE

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a scaffold structure with which scaffolds can reliably be secured to skeletons of buildings even with a small number of projections available on outer walls.SOLUTION: The scaffold structure is to secure a scaffold 10 to a wall column 2 that has fitting holes 5 provided for mounting curtain walls. The scaffold 10 comprises a scaffold body 20 consisting of circular steel pipes 22 extending in horizontal and vertical directions, bracket scaffolds 30 fitted on the scaffold body 20, and connection members 40 fixed on the scaffold body 20 and connected to the fitting holes 5. With the present invention not requiring projections on outer walls, being different form conventional methods, the scaffold body 10 can be reliably secured to the wall column 2 even when there are only a small number of projections available on the outer wall. The fitting holes 5, being provided at several locations on each story, enable the connection members 40 to be deployed with less regard to the floor height compared to the cases of conventional methods that utilize balconies built at every floor, and can prevent the weight from being excessively loaded on each of the connection members 40.