A modular privacy fence, which includes a stringer having two rails, wherein at least the first rail comprises a plurality of fence picket dividers that protrude in a perpendicular direction from the first rail. The modular privacy fence also includes a fastener attached to the end of the stringer, wherein the fastener is arranged to secure the stringer to a fence post, and a bottom rail with a trough. In some embodiments, the second rail may also include a separate plurality of fence picket dividers that protrude from the second rail in a direction perpendicular to the second rail and parallel to the first plurality of fence picket dividers. In such arrangements, the first plurality of fence picket dividers is offset from the second plurality of fence picket dividers in a direction parallel to the first rail.

A fence system and method using hat-channel fence post assemblies in which elongate inner hat-channel members are nested in outer hat-channel members to form adjustable, longitudinally extending side gaps for receiving and clamping the ends or edges of horizontal boards, wire screens, or other fence filler materials.

A fencing system includes a rail member having a slot. The rail member is configured to extend between adjacent posts of the fencing system. A splicing rail includes a channel and a flexible tab. With an end portion of the rail member received along the channel of the splicing rail, the flexible tab of the splicing rail flexes at least partially into the channel of the splicing rail and at least partially within the slot of the rail member to preclude the rail member from pulling out of the channel of the splicing rail.

A fence gate assembly, and a hat channel hinge apparatus therefor, wherein the hinge apparatus uses a hat channel bracket secured on a round gate post for adjustably holding and positioning a hinge pin element.

A modular fence system having a plurality of base portions configured for securing to the ground surface, a first plurality of coupler elements for coupling to the plurality of base portions, a plurality of vertical rail elements each having a first end and a second end, wherein the first ends of the plurality of vertical rail elements are configured for coupling to the first plurality of coupler elements, a second plurality of coupler elements for coupling to the second end of the plurality of vertical rail elements, a first horizontal rail element configured for coupling to the first plurality of coupler elements, a second horizontal rail element configured for coupling to the second plurality of coupler elements, and an infill section sized and configured for coupling to and seating between the plurality of vertical rail elements and the first and second horizontal rail elements, when assembled.

The present invention is to provide a fixing structure of a straight bar and a cross bar of a pet guardrail, mainly, a fixing hole is respectively configured on a top end and a bottom end of the straight bar, the top end and bottom end of the straight bar are respectively embedded into an embedding slot configured on the cross bar, then a punch head of a power punch bar is reaching into from an opening slot configured on one side of the cross bar to apply a force and punch the sharing slot wall between the embedding slot and the opening slot and corresponding to the fixing hole, thereby enabling a punched position of the sharing slot wall to be deformed and protrude toward the fixing hole to form a locking pellet, so the locking pellet is embedded into the fixing holes to combine the straight bara and the cross bars, thereby enabling the combination and fixation between the straight bar and the cross bar of the pet guardrail to be effective.

A fence panel coupler includes a first coupling member having first and second connector portions, each having an opening for receiving first fence post and a second fence posts. A second coupling member includes third and fourth connector portions, also with openings for receiving the first and second fence posts. The first and second coupling members are applied to the fence posts in an insertion first direction and moved together to a closed configuration in a second direction perpendicular to the insertion direction. Integral locking elements lock the first and second coupling members together in the closed configuration. The connector portions cooperate to surround the fence posts and prevent removal of the fence post coupler from the fence posts.

A fencing system includes fence posts and bottom rails connected between the fence posts by rail connectors enabling relative adjustment about a post axis and a lateral axis. A top rail and fencing material span across the fence posts. Beams are mounted transversely to the bottom rails by beam connectors along relative adjustment along the bottom rail, along the beam and about the bottom rail. Brace arms are mounted between the posts and each of the bottom rails and transverse beams using brace connectors which include an internal portion clamped internally within the brace arm while allow a lateral pivot coupling of the connector to be pivoted about the longitudinal axis of the brace arm. Anchors allow the distal ends of the transverse beams to be secured relative to a ground surface.