A modular system of fencing components that can simulate the appearance and texture of traditional fencing materials is provided having novel connection and support components and systems to accommodate for thermal expansion while remaining strong, lightweight, easy to install and repair, and cost effective.

A multi-threat security apparatus system for critical infrastructure protection is disclosed having an above-ground concrete base, a vertical post system adapted to be attached to the above-ground concrete base and to receive a plurality of louvers. The plurality of louvers provides the necessary ballistic protection for and air flow through to the critical infrastructure. The louvers may include a composite of aluminum foam, a resin impregnated ballistic material and an aluminum foam. The composite structure may be used on doors, panels or building walls.

A temporary fencing assembly comprises a plurality of rectangular fence panels formed from fiberglass supported between fiberglass posts pivotally supported on a base formed from fiberglass. Each post includes two sets of vertically aligned hinge pins or hinge pin receivers projecting outward from opposite sides of the post. The fence panels are formed from rectangular, fiberglass tubing formed into a rectangular frame, each panel including a pair of side rails, a top rail and a bottom rail. The base includes a mounting stud welded to a mounting stud base. Two fiberglass T-posts are secured to the mounting stud base with legs of the T-posts extending under and covering a web of the mounting stud base.

The privacy device is a fence gap cover formed by two planar panels, the first planar panel having a longitudinal length equal to the height of the fence gate and a width wider than the gap between the gate and the fence post. The second planar panel extends perpendicular to and along the longitudinal length of the first planar panel. The second planar panel is attached to the fence post such that the first planar panel overlaps the front edges of the fence post and gate covering the gap. The fence gap cover may be cut to length to match the height of the gate and to allow for the latch and hinges.

A vinyl fence overlay system uses an existing fence (either chain link or wood) as a foundational structure to improve an existing fence particularly through the use of the vinyl fence cover. The vinyl fence overlay structure includes a post having a first member defining a post cap and a second member defining a base and a panel defining an overlay system of the existing fence. The vinyl fence overlay system includes the steps of securing the post to a surface and attaching a panel to a post by sliding down a panel to the post-side tabs or a hooking tab made for this purpose as disclose herein.

An integrally formed panel (10) comprising an annular member (15) defining a longitudinally extending cavity (16) for engaging a picket (5); at least a first distal panel (100) extending away from the longitudinally extending cavity (16) for screening; the annular member (15) having a longitudinally extending slot (21) in communication with the longitudinally extending cavity (16) for receiving and releasing the picket 5; a locking tab (74) and an anchor lock (94) along opposite sides of the longitudinally extending slot (21) for releasably and tensionally securing the annular member (15) to the picket 5, the anchor lock (94) extending away from the longitudinally extending cavity (16) and projecting angularly from the adjoining portion of the annular member (15), and the locking tab (74) extending toward said anchor lock (94); a prying means 70 for receiving a lever and prying force to releasably latch the locking tab (74) and the anchor lock (94); at most one hinge (54) between the locking tab (74) and the anchor lock (94) for flexibly opening the annular member (15) to receive and release the picket (5); at most one corner (55) adjacent the locking tab (74) for cooperating with the hinge (54) to open the annular member (15) to receive and release the picket 5; a spring (51) between the corner (55) and the hinge (54) for tensioning the annular member (15); and an anchor flange 92 adjacent the anchor lock (94) extending into the longitudinally extending cavity (16) for anchoring the annular member (15) to the picket (5) and for resisting releasably latching the locking tab (74) to the anchor lock (94) during handling, shipping, or displaying.

A barrier includes a post, a support beam coupled to the post, and multiple slats coupled to the support beam. The multiple slats are also coupled to a flexible elongate member. The flexible elongate member is also coupled to a driving mechanism. As the driving mechanism moves the flexible elongate member, the flexible elongate member causes the multiple slats to rotate between a closed position and various open positions.

A transformable prefabricated fence. The transformable prefabricated fence includes: a plurality of fence guards; a fence door placed between the plurality of fence guards; and a corner fastening member placed in a corner region to fasten the fence guards together or fasten the fence guards and the fence door. One side of the corner fastening member is curved. The prefabricated fence ensures secure fastening without using joints by guard fastening members at opposite ends of a fence guard and a corner fastening member placed in a corner region.

A method for producing a fencing material including the steps of: providing a border material having an interior surface; providing a mesh material having a front and a back; treating the interior surface of the border material to produce a tacky border material surface; placing a portion of the front and/or the back of the mesh material against the tacky border material surface; pressing the tacky border material surface and the mesh material together; and thermally bonding at least some portion of the front and the back of the mesh material with the interior surface of the border material. The border material being a polyvinyl chloride, the mesh being a polyvinyl chloride material and/or a vinyl coated material.

The present application relates to a sound insulating panel, suitable for use as a deflecting surface in jet blast deflectors.

Therefore, it is described a jet blast deflector fence, comprised of detachable sound insulating panels, forming a modular deflecting and noise absorbing surface, covering its entire frontal area that is aligned with the aircraft. This approach favours not only the maintenance procedures of the fence, but also allows noise absorption, in addition to redirecting the high energy exhausted from a jet engine.