Barricade system
AssigneeWanda McCullough
InventorHenry W. Kelly
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Abstract
A barricade system for erection in a jiffy comprises various interchangeable components for quickly and easily making up a barricade appropriate to the immediate situation.
Claims21
A barricade system comprising:
- means for warning traffic of a dangerous situation and to protect them therefrom including;
- base means having at least two easily separable and connectible units, one unit being a base pan unit with a flat bottom portion and a center portion for connection to a second unit of cone shape, both units arranged for receiving removable support means, support means mounted thereon, head means on said support means for mounting barricade devices at an easily visible height, and the base pan unit has a raised outer edge forming a pan-like structure and a raised inner cylindrical portion for supporting the cone unit, the support means comprising a support tube unit, and the head means including a double-slotted body member having mounting means at the bottom thereof for engagement with the support tube, with the double-slotted body member having a mounting socket at the bottom thereof to provide the mounting means.
A barricade system comprising:
- means for warning traffic of a dangerous situation and to protect them therefrom including;
- base means having at least two easily separable and connectible units, one unit being a base pan unit with a flat bottom portion and a center portion for connection to a second unit of cone shape, both units arranged for receiving removable support means, support means mounted thereon, head means on said support means for mounting barricade devices at an easily visible height, and the base pan unit having a raised outer edge forming a pan-like recessed portion and a raised inner cylindrical portion for supporting the cone unit, the mounting means for the double-slotted body member comprising a mounting pin, the support tube being a square tube, and the cone unit and base unit having square holes therein for receiving the support post tube, the head body including a flanged section at the top thereof for mounting a flashing light type warning device, weight means added to the recessed pan base unit, the weight means comprising two semi-circular weights having a recessed groove along one side thereof and flanged projection along the opposite side thereof, for interlocking said weights when stacked in the pan base unit.
A barricade system having numerous interchangeable units including a base pan unit, a cone-type unit removably attached to said base pan unit, a support tube unit, a support head unit having double slots therein, said support tube unit mountable on the cone-type unit when attached to the base pan unit for supporting thereon said support head unit, a cross-tie unit for support between adjacent support head units, and at least one universal adapter unit for mounting warning signs on such a cross-tie unit, the base pan unit having a flat base portion raised outer edge therearound, and a raised cylindrical center portion with holes therein and a cone-type unit mounted interchangeably on the raised cylindrical portion of the pan unit, with the cross-tie unit having ends with notches at the bottom thereof for lockably retaining the cross-tie unit in the support head units.
A barricade warning device comprising at least one base unit, a separate cone unit removably attached to the base unit, support means mounted on these units including a support post, and warning means mounted on the support means, and a support post extension bracket which is substantially rectangular in shape and having sockets from each end thereof and holes therethrough for receiving retaining pins, said pins being of resilient flexible material.
A barricade warning device comprising at least one base unit, a separate cone unit removably attached to the base unit, support means mounted on these units including a support post, and warning means mounted on the support means, the base unit having a socket with threads therein for receiving the removable cone unit having a bottom screw-threaded stud projecting therefrom.
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