The present disclosure provides an ornamental festoon lamp, and aims to provide a festoon lamp fence. The festoon lamp fence includes fence bodies and is formed by connecting the plurality of fence bodies. The fence bodies are connected to one another by a buckle connection portion. Each of the fence bodies includes a housing, a buckle plate, and a lamp string wire. A fixing seat is arranged on the fence bodies. The lamp string wire is arranged inside the housing. The buckle connection portion includes buckles arranged at one end of the housing and clamping grooves arranged at the other end of the housing. The buckles, the clamping grooves, the housings, and the buckle plates cooperate to form a wire outlet and a wire inlet. A connector configured to be connected to another lamp string wire is arranged at an end of the lamp string wire.

A retractable fence assembly for protecting a vehicle from being sprayed by a sprinkler system includes a housing that is buried beneath ground to concealed the housing from view and the housing is positioned adjacent to a parking space of a vehicle. A pair of poles is each movably disposed in the housing and each of the poles comprising a plurality of telescopic sections such that each of the poles has a telescopically adjustable height. A pair of actuators is each positioned within the housing and each of the actuators is in mechanical communication with a respective one of the poles. Each of the actuators urges the respective pole into an elongated condition or a retracted position. A barrier is coupled between the pair of poles to block water sprayed from a sprinkler system from contacting a vehicle parked in the vehicle parking spot.

A retractable fence assembly for protecting a vehicle from being sprayed by a sprinkler system includes a housing that is buried beneath ground to concealed the housing from view and the housing is positioned adjacent to a parking space of a vehicle. A pair of poles is each movably disposed in the housing and each of the poles comprising a plurality of telescopic sections such that each of the poles has a telescopically adjustable height. A pair of actuators is each positioned within the housing and each of the actuators is in mechanical communication with a respective one of the poles. Each of the actuators urges the respective pole into an elongated condition or a retracted position. A barrier is coupled between the pair of poles to block water sprayed from a sprinkler system from contacting a vehicle parked in the vehicle parking spot.

A screwless modular fence system includes elongated rail segments 414, 412, 410, 408, 406, 404, 400 that connect to fence posts 200. When connected, they hold boards 300, 302, or 304 in place. The rails are held together by corner brackets that slide into the rails and fence posts. When in place, the fence panels are then held together by nuts that slide through the fence post rails and are attached by a fastener slid through the opening of the nut and fence post. Fence cap completes the connection by locking the nut and other components in place.

A mobile anti-scale wall section comprises a plurality of spaced apart longitudinally-extending wall members, each having a lower wall end, an upper wall end; an outwardly facing anti-scale plate comprising an anti-scale plate height and anti-scale plate width and attached to and joining the wall members proximate their upper ends; a laterally-extending base plate comprising an outer end and an opposed inner end, the base plate; a plurality of spaced apart, longitudinally-extending receiving members corresponding to the wall members, each having an upper receiving end and a lower receiving end that is attached to the base plate proximate the outer end, each upper receiving end configured to receive a corresponding lower wall end in inserted engagement; and a longitudinally-extending kick plate comprising a kick plate height and a kick plate width disposed on the base plate proximate the outer end and attached to the receiving members and/or the base plate.

A cap assembly is shown for a right of way line marker which includes a cap body with a conical exterior and an end opening. A mounting assembly including a lower, stationary disk and an upper, sliding disk are received within the end opening of the cap body. The lower disk has a T-shaped aperture therein for receiving an upper exposed end of a T-shaped vertical support member. The upper sliding disk is positionable within the cap open interior upon contact with the upper end of the support member to thereby securely mount the cap assembly about the right of way line marker.

The fence system attaches to an aluminum or steel rectangular base post in concrete or the ground. The inside wall of a fence column slides over the base post. The fence column also has an outside wall around the inside wall. Each of three side of the fence column has an elongated slot, which receives one end of a slat. A bracket may secure the slat to the fence column. The fence system also has a gate of the same style as the rest of the fence. A lockset housing replaces one fence column. It receives slats on one side, and the lockset's latch projects from the other side. A hollow post has a slot facing the latch when the gate is closed. A latch cover is held by the slot, and an extension of the latch cover extends along the lockset housing to block surreptitious opening the gate.

A fence post sleeve assembly for facilitating a fence post to easily be removed or replaced includes a post guide which includes a first half that is coupled to a second half. The post guide defines a sleeve to insertably receive a fence post. Furthermore, the post guide is comprised of a rigid material thereby facilitating the post guide to be buried in a post hole without collapsing. In this way the fence post can be inserted or removed from the post hole. A base is attached to the post guide to inhibit the fence post from passing through the sleeve defined by the first half and the second half.

A fence post sleeve assembly for facilitating a fence post to easily be removed or replaced includes a post guide which includes a first half that is coupled to a second half. The post guide defines a sleeve to insertably receive a fence post. Furthermore, the post guide is comprised of a rigid material thereby facilitating the post guide to be buried in a post hole without collapsing. In this way the fence post can be inserted or removed from the post hole. A base is attached to the post guide to inhibit the fence post from passing through the sleeve defined by the first half and the second half.

A post cover that is formed from a plurality of separate pieces that are joined together by fastenings to make the cover where each piece is formed with a facing surface, the facing surface has a plurality of outer edges, and one or more peripheral flanges depend from one or more of the outer edges.