A prefabricated fencing system includes a plurality of fence posts having at least one hanger gusset and rail sections that may be configured to be coupled together via a threaded coupling and welded to at least one hanger gusset fixed to at least one fence post. The system may include rail sections that may also include at least one vertical mounting plate for affixing a windbreak and/or a privacy/security structures. The prefabricated fencing system is useful for providing a prefabricated fencing system for continuous fencing.

A pin having a tool engagement portion and a resiliently deformable cover arranged over the tool engagement portion. The resiliently deformable cover is operable to deform from a first position to a second position to allow for the engagement of the tool engagement portion with a tool. The tool engagement portion is substantially concealed when the cover is in the first position, reducing the opportunities for dirt ingress. A tool may be used to deform the cover and allow the tool to engage with the tool engagement portion such that rotation of the tool causes co-rotation of the pin.

A method of deploying a barrier support assembly, which barrier support assembly comprises an upright support through which at least one hole extends, and at least one barrier support. The method including the steps of locating the upright support against a fixed structure and having a magnet of the barrier support extending through the hole in the upright support to make contact thereby magnetically attract to the fixed structure.

A barrier framework is formed from vertical posts and horizontal rails. Infill sections cover major openings in the barrier framework. Elongate junction elements overlay each rail and join adjacent infill sections. Edges of the infill sections fit within channels formed in the junction elements. Each junction element has an H-shaped cross-sectional profile, with the arms on one side shorter than those on the other. A cover element encloses the shorter arms of each junction element and clamps infill material against the longer arms.

The present invention comprises a brace adapted to secure a fence rail to a fence post. The present invention brace may optionally be installed onto an existing fence or on a new fence. The invention includes a first fence rail brace member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a first fence rail, a second fence rail brace member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a second fence rail, and a fence post member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a fence post. The fence post brace member may form a vertical picket fastener slot, the first fence rail brace member may form a first horizontal picket fastener slot, and the second fence rail brace member may form a second horizontal picket fastener slot.

An improvement to a previously filed US patent application, The Stackable Reinforced Concrete Post for Various Outdoor Applications serves as a way to improve the fence as it is known today. By replacing the typical wooden posts used in fencing with several stacked, sturdy, reinforced blocks of concrete, the fence posts should never have to be replaced in a lifetime. Additionally, these may also be used for the application of barbed wire with the addition of a notch in the concrete blocks. With a relatively simple one-time application consisting of digging a hole in the ground and stacking each consecutive block on top of the other, this invention is easy to use, and effective.

A fence bracket kit for aligning and attaching posts and rails for the construction of a fence includes a sidewall bracket fits around a sidewall post and aligns a pair of sidewall rails such that a pair of sidewall portions of a fence are aligned. A corner bracket fits against a corner of a corner post and aligns a pair of corner rails perpendicular to each other, thereby facilitating the perpendicular alignment of a first corner portion and a second corner portion of the fence. A first end bracket and a second end bracket couple to an end rail at the end of a fence. Each of the sidewall bracket, the corner bracket, the first end bracket, and the second end bracket are configured for mounting a light emitter.

The present invention comprises a brace adapted to secure one or more fence rails to a fence post. The present invention brace may optionally be installed onto an existing fence or on a new fence. The invention includes a first fence rail brace member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a first fence rail, a second fence rail brace member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a second fence rail, and a fence post member adapted to connect to two or more sides of a fence post. The fence post brace member may form a picket fastener slot for use in affixing a picket to the fence post. The fence post brace system may be adapted for use with cylindrical fence posts or rectangular fence posts.

A latticework assembly is provided. The latticework assembly includes a plurality of base laths and plurality of cross laths. Each base lath of the plurality of base laths is spaced apart from each other. The plurality of cross laths extend transverse on the plurality of base laths. Each cross lath of the plurality of cross laths includes a floor that separates opposing sidewalls extending therefrom. Each cross lath of the plurality of cross laths includes a cover. The cover includes opposing sidewalls depending from an underside of the cover; each of the opposing sidewalls of the each cross lath of the plurality of cross laths includes; wherein each of the opposing sidewalls of the cover include an outwardly directed hook. An inwardly directed hook that is engageable with the cover; and the outwardly directed hooks from the cover engage the inwardly directed hooks of the cross lath.

A post coupler expands laterally. The post coupler includes a first member that is hollow and has a first slanted face. A second member is also hollow and has a second slanted face that is abutted with the first slanted face. A rod extends through the first and second members; the rod has a head that is disposed at a head end and threads disposed at a thread end. A nut is engaged with the threads, and rotating the nut causes the first member to extend in a first lateral direction and causes the second cylindrical member to extend in a second lateral direction opposite the first radial direction.