Fence panel assembly and fence
OwnerJames L. Arnoldinventor
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Abstract
The present invention relates to a fence panel assembly and fence that do not permit a line of vision from one side of the panels between the panels to the other side of the panels while still providing ventilation channels between the panels for resistance to high wind.
Claims16
A fence for mounting on a fence post, comprising:
- a) two panel stringers in a substantially parallel arrangement, each of said stringers comprising an upper lobed wing, a lower lobed wing, and a mounting assembly capable of securing said stringer to a fence post;
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- b) a plurality of fence panels slidably mounted on said stringers in a substantially parallel arrangement, each of said panels mounted in a substantially perpendicular configuration to said stringers, said fence panels comprising angulated channels capable of permitting air flow between said fence panels, said panels being capable of being spaced apart with respect to each other so as not to permit a line of vision from any distance from one side of said panels between said panels to the other side of said panels while permitting air flow from the front side of the panels through said angulated channels to the rear side of the panels.
A fence comprising:
- a) a first pair of stringers in a substantially parallel arrangement, said first pair of stringers comprising an upper lobed wing, a lower lobed wing, a first end and a second end;
- b) a first fence post to which the first end of said first pair of stringers is mounted:
- c) a first plurality of fence panels, slidably mounted on said first pair of stringers in a substantially parallel arrangement extending from said first end to said second end of said first pair of stringers, each of said panels mounted in a substantially perpendicular configuration to said first pair of stringers, said first plurality of panels comprising angulated channels capable of permitting air flow between said fence panels, said first plurality of panels being capable of being spaced apart with respect to each other so as not to permit a line of vision from any distance from one side of said first plurality of panels between said panels to the other side of said first plurality of panels while permitting air flow through said angulated channels;
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- d) a second fence post to which the second end of said first pair of stringers is mounted.
Two fence panels capable of being slidably mounted adjacent each other in a substantially parallel arrangement on two horizontal mounting members, said panels comprising angulated channels capable of permitting air flow from the front side of the panels between said fence panels to the rear side of the panels, said panels being capable of being spaced apart with respect to each other so as not to permit a line of vision from any distance from one side of said panels between said panels to the other side of said panels while permitting air flow through said angulated channels, wherein each of said panels comprise an upper mounting channel and a lower mounting channel capable of slidably engaging each horizontal mounting member.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.