Disclosed is a fence system. The fence system, comprising: a first post; a second post, wherein each of the first post and the second post comprises a first set of ribs and a second set of ribs; a lower rail, wherein a first end of the lower rail is adapted to terminate at a face of the first set of ribs of the first post and a second end of the lower rail is adapted to terminate at a face of the first set of ribs of the second post; and an upper rail, wherein the lower rail and the upper rail are positioned to receive one or more infill boards, such that the one or more infill boards are adapted to terminate at a face of the second set of ribs of the first post and at a face of the second set of ribs of the second post.

A fence system may include stably coupleable posts, railings, and pickets. A post may include components configured to snap fit such as a post housing and post cover. A post cover may include a hole to snap fit to an end of a railing. A railing may include components configured to snap fit such as a railing housing and railing cover. Railing components may include holes positioned to correspond when the components are snap fit. The corresponding holes may be dimensioned to snap fit an end of a picket. Railings, pickets, or both may be pivoted when snap fit with a respective post or railing.

The present disclosure concerns a large surface area solar energy generation apparatus and method that protects the solar system from meteorological or any other ambient threat and restores the solar system to operating condition once the threat has passed. The system is sufficiently large to cover parking lots and other large ground surface structures and offers double the conventional solar exposure surface area per supporting post. The apparatus generates more electricity with single axis and dual axis tracking. The apparatus is pre-assembled in a central production facility to avoid costly onsite construction and installed at the utilization site with minimal effort.

A construction method and apparatus used to form a surround, container or other structure. Posts have slots into which walls, which may be planks or made up of planks, are inserted and retained. Numerous posts may be used with numerous walls therebetween to form many and varied structures. The finished structure is modular, because the posts and walls are not damaged when the walls mount in the slots. Therefore, if more or fewer posts and/or walls are desired later, one need merely disassemble the structure and add the components desired to the existing structure. The walls may have fittings that attach to the inserted ends that cooperate with structures in the slots formed in the posts so the walls are held from being removed from the slots except along the length of the slots.

A fence panel can include a plurality of modular fence panel components that can be assembled modularly to form the fence panel. The fence panel components can include a system of keys and keyways that allow the components to interlock with one another when the fence panel is assembled to lock the components to one another to simplify the assembly process and to minimize the number of mechanical fasteners needed to assemble the fence panel.

An adjustable fence comprises two opposite posts, a slat assembly, and two buffering elements. The slat assembly has multiple detachable slats detachably mounted between the posts. The buffering elements are respectively mounted in the mounting slots of the posts, and each of the buffering elements is disposed between the post body of each of the posts and the slat assembly. Increasing or decreasing the detachable slats of the slat assembly adjusts the height of the adjustable fence for different applications. The pushing force resulting from the thermal expansion or/and contraction of the slat assembly or/and the post body is absorbed by the buffering element, so that the bottom bracket of the slat assembly and the post body do not push each other to be deformed.

An installation system for a board associated with a fence assembly includes a machine to hold the board and insert the board into at least one beam of the fence assembly. The at least one beam defines a channel that extends along a vertical axis and receives a portion of the board therein. The channel has a first size. The installation system also includes at least one guiding device coupled to the at least one beam. The at least one guiding device guides the board towards the channel. The at least one guiding device includes at least one side wall that is disposed at an oblique angle relative to the vertical axis. The at least one guiding device defines a first opening that is spaced apart from and in communication with the channel. The first opening has a second size that is greater than the first size of the channel.

A gate post column is disclosed, the gate post column has a substantially rectangular cross-section comprising a first substantially flat wall on a first end, two, elongated, flat outside walls immediately adjacent on either side of the first substantially flat wall and opposite one another, the two, elongated flat outside walls each including at a second end opposite the first substantially flat wall, two opposed grooves, the two opposed grooves for receiving a slot cover, such that when the slot cover is in place, the appearance of the two, opposed, elongated, flat outside walls is substantially smooth and flat along its entire width, and a slot, directly opposite the first substantially flat wall at the second end, the slot of sufficient width to accommodate a plurality of slats therewithin the slot.

The present disclosure relates to an improved modular gate assembly and a method of constructing a modular gate assembly. Specifically, the present disclosure relates to an improved modular gate assembly which is easy to assemble and provides exceptional structural integrity to prevent sagging commonly found in standard gates.

A fence system and method using metal fence posts which are each assembled by attaching two elongate pieces having block Z cross-sectional shapes to form offset, longitudinally extending channels, on opposite sides of the posts, for receiving the end portions of a series of segments of fence filler material which extend between the posts.