An apparatus and method for securing fence wire to posts employs a fence clip having a ring-like body with first and second legs extending from the body on opposite sides of an opening within the body. A nut and bolt arrangement is employed for drawing the legs toward each other, reducing the opening and clamping the ring-like body about a cylindrical post. Each of the fence clips also has a pair of containment guides extending from opposite edges of the ring-like body, the containment guides forming a passageway for receiving and maintaining barbed wire. The openings of the passageway are flared outwardly to accommodate the entry of the barbed wire into the passageway regardless of the direction in which the barbed wire passes. The fence clips are adjustable, repositionable, and reusable.

Fencing systems and components thereof are disclosed herein. In one form, a device for coupling a fence wire to a post is provided. In another form, a method is provided for coupling a fence wire to a post through use of the disclosed device.

The Device for Supporting an Electrified Wire is a device for supporting an electrified elongate conductor on a fence or other structure, the device comprising: an insulating base for attaching said device to a fence or other structure, a spring connectively attached to said base, and an elongate member connectively attached to said spring positioned to extend away from said fence or other structure, wherein said spring is configured to deform elastically to allow the elongate member to move from an un-deflected position with a distal end laterally away from the fence or other structure to a deflected position towards the fence or other structure in at least a sideways direction upon application of a force lateral to the elongate member, and to spring back again to the un-deflected position once the force is removed. It is used to contain and alter the movement activity of livestock.

A wire strand attachment clip including an alignment guide connector, a first wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, and a second wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, wherein the alignment guide connector is attachable to an alignment guide of a support post such that the first and second wire strand holders can receive and hold the wire strand to that support post.

The device is comprised of two panels in the shape of “L”s that are interwoven with each other when they are placed on the sides of a fence. The device is secured to the ground through a series of holes for that purpose. Additionally, an expander has been placed on the section of the device, both vertical and horizontal, to address the issue of uneven terrain. A row of embedded lights is installed in each of the horizontal panels to provide additional illumination. Alternatively, a series of embedded wires may be installed in the horizontal panels that rest on the ground to provide a small (but not deadly) shock to prevent animals from entering the yard or preventing a family pet from leaving the yard.

A cable barrier assembly or system can include line posts extending along a barrier section. Cables can extend along the line posts. In addition, each line post can have a total number of cable retention features that is less than a total number of the cables. Each cable retention feature can include at least a partial loop that limits a range of radial motion of a cable extending through an eye of the partial loop, relative to an axis of the cable.

A cable railing system is provided that includes cables connected to two or more supporting structures secured to a surface, for example vertical railing posts on a deck. The ends of the cables may be fitted with lag screws allowing the cable to be securely attached to the supporting structures. The lag screws have external threads that are larger than the diameter of the body where rotating the head component of the lag screws drive the lag screws into the supporting structures. The lag screws have a head component with a central bore and body component with a hollow cavity and an ending point whereby the cable is inserted into the hollow cavity through the central bore and positioned at the ending point where it then can be crimped in place and then tightened by twisting the head component.

An insulator for an electric fence, an electric fence system using the insulator, and a method of installing same are disclosed herein. The insulator includes a body having a first end and a second end, and a wire attachment portion positioned at the first end of the body. A passage passes through the wire attachment portion, the passage including a first open end, a second open end, and a waist region between the first open end and the second open end. The diameter of the passage at the first open end and the diameter of the second open end are both greater than at the waist region.

Disclosed a fence frame and a fence system. The fence frame includes a framework, wheel bodies rotatably connected to two sides of the bottom of the framework, and a plurality of storage racks movably arranged on the end surface of the framework. A fixed net is arranged in the framework, and one side wall of the framework is provided with a connecting net. The wheel bodies can be horizontally/vertically fixed on the bottom of the framework. The fence system is mainly composed of the above fence frame and a plurality of fence assembly units arranged on the fence frame. The fence assembly units are detachably connected with the fence frame in sequence. The fence frame of the present invention realizes convenience in disassembling and assembling, facilitates the transfer and reuse of the assembly units; and enhances the stability of the assembly units and the overall structure.

A wire strand attachment clip including an alignment guide connector, a first wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, and a second wire strand holder connected to and extending from the alignment guide connector, wherein the alignment guide connector is attachable to an alignment guide of a support post such that the first and second wire strand holders can receive and hold the wire strand to that support post.