There is provided an erectable compression post for installing temporary fencing. The erectable compression post including: an upper portion positionable in engagement with a ceiling; a lower portion positionable in engagement with a floor, the upper portion moveable vertically within the lower portion; a fence retaining portion affixed to the upper portion or the lower portion; a compression assembly to bias the upper portion away from the lower portion; and a locking assembly to lock a position of the upper portion relative to the lower portion, the locking assembly including: a handle rotatably connected to the lower portion; and a tilting plate positioned around the upper portion and tiltable via urging by the handle to frictionally engage the upper portion to retain the upper portion relative to the lower portion.

A fastener assembly for mounting a panel to a framework includes an elongate flexible tie having a proximal end and an opposing distal end and a clamping block. The clamping block has a tie-receiving channel extending between an inner and an opposing outer side, and a gripper in or adjacent the tie-receiving channel for gripping the tie. The proximal end is fixable to the clamping block and, in use, the inner side of the clamping block abuts the panel and the gripper grips the tie such that tension in the tie presses the inner side of the clamping block against the panel. A mesh panel made of polymeric material and having a honeycomb shaped mesh, together with the fastener assembly, forms a barrier system for erecting a drop-protection barrier on a safety railing, scaffolding, or like framework.

The present disclosure relates to a support post for releasable fixation between a first floor and a second floor, the support post comprising: a first and a second elongate member, the first and second elongate member being telescopically connected to one another, a first floor engaging member positioned at the upper end of the first elongate member, a second floor engaging member positioned at the lower end of the second elongate member, a blocking member for selectively blocking or releasing a retraction of the first elongate member with respect to the second elongate member, the blocking member having a blocking plate with an aperture for passing the first elongate member therethrough.

A modular safety fence assembly is disclosed. The safety fence may include a fence panel assembly having a top rail, a bottom rail, and mesh panel. The safety fence panel assembly may also support post assembly capable of supporting the fence panel assembly and an anchor assembly which may anchor the support post assembly to the floor using one or more relatively shallow holes formed in the floor.

A modular safety fence assembly is disclosed. The safety fence may include a fence panel assembly having a top rail, a bottom rail, and mesh panel. The safety fence panel assembly may also support post assembly capable of supporting the fence panel assembly and an anchor assembly which may anchor the support post assembly to the floor using one or more relatively shallow holes formed in the floor.

A grab plate assembly for retaining an inner cylindrical tube in a fixed telescopic position relative to an outer cylindrical tube in a telescoping post. The assembly comprises a grab plate having a polygonal tube receiving opening therein, a lever arm integral with and angled relative to the grab plate, and an actuating rod. Turning the actuating rod in a first direction lifts the lever arm causing multiple side edges of the tube receiving opening to compressively engage multiple points on the inner cylindrical tube thereby resisting telescopic movement of the inner cylindrical tube relative to the outer cylindrical tube. Turning the actuating rod in a second opposite direction lowers the lever arm causing the side edges of the tube receiving opening to disengage from the inner cylindrical tube and to permit telescopic movement of the inner cylindrical tube relative to the outer cylindrical tube.

A temporary safety guardrail for construction sites is provided. The guardrail includes specially designed anchoring members configured to accept removable posts which vertically extend from each anchoring member. On top of each posts, a guardrail is provided in two versions, a fixed length handrail or a telescopic handrail. Either handrail is connected directly to a fixed bracket, or indirectly by way of one or more orientable bracket so that the guardrail can be oriented to different angles so as to follow the building's contour, such as going up and down staircases or doing corners.

A barrier that includes a plurality of first wires that each have a vertical portion that extends in a vertical direction and a transverse portion that extends within sixty degrees of a transverse direction is provided. The transverse portions of each of the plurality of first wires can collectively define a midline that extends in a horizontal direction and can substantially bisect the transverse portions of each of the plurality of first wires. The midline can define a proximal portion for each of the transverse portions and a distal portion for each of the transverse portions. The barrier can include a plurality of second wires that each extend in the horizontal direction. At least one of the plurality of second wires can be coupled to the proximal portions of each of the transverse portions of each of the plurality of first wires.

A support post comprising first and second elongate members, a ceiling engaging member at the upper end of the first elongate member and a floor engaging member at the lower end of the second elongate member. A spring biases the ceiling engaging member away from the upper end of the first elongate member. A lock maintains the spring in a compressed configuration. When in its unlocked position the lock releases the spring and permits it to apply a biasing force to the ceiling engaging member, urging the ceiling engaging member away from the upper end of the first elongate member. A latch is secured to the first elongate member and permits telescopic movement between the elongate members when said lock is in its locked position. The latch engages the second elongate member when the lock is in its unlocked position and resists relative telescopic movement between the elongate members.

A mesh panel holder (1) for an edge protection barrier system (30) comprising mesh panels (33) supported on posts (31) by means of the mesh panel holders. The mesh panel holder has a post attachment member (2) and a mesh panel support (3) attached to the post attachment member. The mesh panel support has a mesh panel retainer (4) arranged to pivot between at least a first locked position and a second locked position at different pivotal angles. The mesh panel retainer (4) is arranged to, in the first locked position, enable a mesh panel to be received at the mesh panel support, and, in the second locked position, prevent a received mesh panel from being unintentionally removed from the mesh panel holder. The mesh panel holder includes a resilient locking member (5), wherein unlocking of the mesh panel retainer from the first and second locked positions requires operation of the resilient locking member.