Molded decorative fence panel

A fence system, comprising:

• a plurality of decorative posts, securable to a support surface, and each post having at least one longitudinal vertical groove formed in a side;
• a plurality of decorative fence panels, disposable between adjacent posts, each decorative fence panel having lateral peripheral edges at least partially disposable within vertical grooves of the adjacent posts, and each decorative fence panel comprising:
• opposite plastic walls, having opposite facing exterior surfaces, each panel having a top and bottom end defining a height, and a first and second end defining a width;
• each opposite wall having a grid of traversing channels formed by inward deflections in the walls to define a decorative profile of a fence;
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• a plurality of discrete physical connections, disposed across the decorative panel and formed between the opposite walls by select intersections of the grids of traversing channels, and inward deflections of one wall interesting inward deflections of the opposite wall, forming a plurality of continuous material nodes completely extending between the opposite walls;
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• a plurality of recesses in each wall defined between the channels;
• the continuous material nodes being staggered, each node extending across only a partial height and width of the panel;
• the recesses being interconnected by a continuous hollow space defined across the entire fence panel extending between the top and bottom ends and between the first and second ends without enclosing the recesses to resist differential thermal expansion between the opposite walls and thus resist warping of the decorative fence panel.

A fence system, comprising:

• a fence panel disposed between a plurality of posts, the fence panel including:
• opposite plastic walls, having opposite facing exterior surfaces, each panel having a top and bottom end defining a height, and a first and second end defining a width;
• each exterior surface having a different grid of traversing channels formed by inward deflections in the walls to define a different decorative profile of a fence in each exterior surface simulating a different fence material;
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• a plurality of discrete physical connections, disposed across the decorative panel and formed between the opposite walls by select intersections of the grids of traversing channels of the opposite walls, and inward deflections of one wall interesting inward deflections of the opposite wall, forming a plurality of continuous material nodes of thermal and mechanical energy transfer paths completely extending between the opposite walls to transfer thermal and mechanical energy between the opposite walls;
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• a plurality of recesses defined between the channels, the continuous material nodes being staggered, each node extending across only a partial height and width of the panel to define a hollow space across the entire panel extending between the top and bottom ends and between the first and second ends without enclosing the recesses to allow for thermal transfer.

A fence system, comprising:

• a fence panel disposed between posts, the fence panel including:
• opposite plastic walls having opposite facing exterior surfaces, each panel having a top and bottom end defining a height, and a first and second end defining a width;
• each wall having a grid of intersecting channels formed by inward deflections in the walls to define a profile of a fence;
• a plurality of discrete physical connections between the opposite walls disposed across the decorative fence panel and formed between the opposite walls by select intersections of the grids of channels in the walls, inward deflections of one wall intersecting inward deflections of the opposite wall, forming a plurality of continuous material nodes completely extending between the opposite walls;
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• a plurality of recesses formed in each wall between the channels, the continuous material nodes being staggered, each node extending across only a partial height and width of the panel to define a continuous hollow space across the entire panel extending between the top and bottom ends and between the first and second ends without enclosing the plurality of recesses.