Fencing assembly
AssigneeBarkers Engineering Limited
InventorGerald Dale
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Abstract
A palisade security fencing assembly 10 with a plurality of spaced upright posts 12, with cross bars 16A, B and C extending therebetween. A plurality of pale members 18 are mounted to the cross bars 16A, B and C. The pale members 18 are profiled to define a recess facing the cross bars 16A, B and C. The pale members 18 are mounted to the cross bars 16A, B, C by rivet arrangements 36, with a front end 38 of the rivet arrangements 36 located in the recess, and a rear end 40 of the rivet arrangement 36 on the rear side of the cross bar 16A, B and C, thereby substantially preventing unauthorised access to the rivet arrangements 36.
Claims23
1-26. (canceled)
A palisade fencing assembly, the assembly comprising a plurality of spaced ground engaging posts, a plurality of cross bars extending between adjacent posts, a plurality of elongate pale members extending generally vertically between the posts to provide a barrier, the pale members being mounted to the cross bars on a front side thereof by a plurality of mounting arrangements, the pale members being profiled to engage against the cross bars at two contact points and to extend forwards therebetween to define a recess facing the cross bar, each mounting arrangement including a mounting part provided on the respective pale member extending between the two contact points across the recess, and a fastening means extending between the cross bar and the mounting part, with one end of the fastening means locating in the recess, and the other end of the fastening means locating behind the respective cross bar.
A palisade fencing assembly, the assembly comprising a plurality of spaced ground engaging hollow posts, a plurality of cross bars extending between adjacent posts, a plurality of elongate pale members extending generally vertically between the posts to provide a barrier, the pale members being mounted to the cross bars by a plurality of mounting arrangements, the cross bars engaging in openings in the sides of the posts, which openings are profiled to correspond to the profile of the cross bars, with some or all or all of the openings being profiled such that an end of the cross bar can locate therein and then be lowered such that a formation on the cross bar engages with the opening to prevent the cross bar from being slid laterally out of the opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.