Anchoring assembly and associated fencing
OwnerMarco Stucchiinventor
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Abstract
An anchoring assembly for enclosures that includes at least one laminar screen, which has at least one rigid wire, and at least one post, for supporting the screen with vertical orientation. The assembly has at least one pin provided with a head and with a shank, the shank being configured to be inserted into a hole in the post. The assembly further includes at least one clamp that has a recess configured to receive the shank with interference. The rigid wire can be clamped in the clamp. The assembly also includes at least one at least partially threaded stem, which can be screwed into a female thread which is provided inside the pin, with consequent mutual tightening of the clamp.
Claims13
An anchoring assembly for enclosures that comprise at least one laminar screen, which has at least one rigid wire, and at least one post, for supporting the screen with vertical orientation, and further comprising at least:
- a pin provided with a head and with a shank, said shank being configured to be inserted into a hole which is provided along the post, until the head abuts on the post and an end portion of said shank exits on an opposite side, said pin having lateral tabs that can move elastically between a non-deformed configuration, in which they protrude from the lateral surface of said end portion of said shank, and at least one deformed configuration, in which they are kept inside a transverse space occupation of said shank,
- a clamp that comprises a first jaw and a second jaw, said second jaw being able to abut with a base surface thereof against the post and having a recess along said base surface which is configured to receive said shank with interference, it being possible to clamp the rigid wire in a position spaced apart from said base surface between said jaws, mutually tightened, and
- an at least partially threaded stem, which can be inserted into said jaws and into said shank until it is screwed into a female thread which is provided inside said pin, with consequent mutual tightening of said jaws and clamping in place of the rigid wire.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.