EP0935038A1 - Universal I-shaped fence post with matching securing devices for fixing welded wire mesh to the post - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a fence post with a substantially I-shaped cross section consisting of a central portion and two flanges for securing therein the edge zones of two welded wire mesh panels adjacent to the fence post.
- European patent applications 0478454 and 0596825 describe very typical fence posts to accommodate welded wire mesh panels, each fence post in reality consisting of a double post, i.e., one fence post with a round or a rectangular cross section, and one connecting I-shaped post.
- the I-shaped post always accommodates the two welded wire mesh panels adjacent to the post.
- a further disadvantage of the fence post according to the European patent application 0478454 is the defective connection of the welded wire mesh panels to the post, in that the fastening elements used can be disengaged with ease, as described, inter alia, in the introduction of the European patent application 0596825.
- a further disadvantage of the fence post according to the European patent application 0596825 is the relatively time-consuming procedure for the securing of the panels to the central portion of the I-shaped fence post.
- the present invention aims to provide a universally useful fence post of the type mentioned in the introduction which would avoid the above-mentioned problems.
- the present invention proposes that the flanges of the I-shaped fence post have apertures therein for the accommodation of securing devices to fix the edge zones of the panels to the fence post.
- Fig. 1 shows a universal I-shaped fence post 1 according to the present invention.
- the fence post 1 has a practically I-shaped cross-section, consisting of a central portion 2 and two flanges 3 and 4.
- the fence post is preferably made of sheet steel of a thickness of 1 mm to 2 mm. It is, for example, possible to form a fence post 1 of sheet steel by bending the plate to the desired I profile and then welding it shut. It is also possible to form the fence post 1 from hollow extruded tubes.
- the fence post 1 is preferably of hollow construction.
- the flanges 3 and 4 of the I-shaped fence post 1 have internal apertures or notches 5 and 6 at regular intervals from each other.
- apertures or notches 5 and 6 do not necessarily have to be spaced at regular intervals.
- the apertures or notches 5 and 6 can be made in the sheet steel by cutting out the sheet steel at the points of the desired apertures for most of the perimeter of the aperture and then pressing it out into the hollow interior of fence post 1. This is, for example, clearly shown in fence post 1 in Fig. 8. The purpose of these apertures or notches 5 and 6 will be explained in more detail later.
- Fig. 1 shows how a three-dimensional panel of welded wire mesh 7 is secured between the flanges 3 and 4.
- the panel 7 consists of upright or vertical wires 8 and transverse or horizontal wires 9, welded together.
- the panel 7 is provided with some breasts 10 in the transverse direction to give the panel 7 an increased rigidity.
- the depth of the breasts 10 roughly corresponds with the distance between the flanges 3 and 4.
- the depth of the breast 10 is preferably smaller than the distance between the flanges 3 and 4.
- the panel 7 is fixed to the fence post 1 by means of special securing devices 11.
- Each securing device 11 features a groove-like longitudinal channel 12 and at least two pens or studs 13 and 14.
- the dimensions of the studs 13 and 14 correspond with the dimensions of the apertures 5 and 6 in the flanges 3 and 4 in such a way that the studs 13 and 14 can engage solidly in the apertures 5 and 6.
- Fig. 1 shows how such a securing device 11 can fix a panel 7 between the flanges 3 and 4 of the post to the I-shaped fence post 1.
- the longitudinal channel 12 of the securing device 11 is pushed over the vertical wire 8 and the studs 13 and 14 are driven into the notches 5 and 6 of the flanges 3 and 4 by means of, e.g., a hammer. It is, for example, possible to attach three securing devices over the full height of the fence post 1, thus making it impossible for the panel 7 to be moved off in the vertical direction.
- Fig. 2 shows how a flat welded wire mesh panel 7 with the same securing device 11 is fastened to the same I-shaped fence post 1. It is apparent that the same I-shaped fence post 1 with the same securing devices 11 can be used to trap a totally different welded wire mesh panel 7 against the fence post 1. This brings out directly the universal application of the new fence post 1 and its accessory securing devices 11 to fasten welded wire mesh panels to fence post 1 according to the present invention.
- Fig. 3 shows a much modified embodiment of the fence post 1 with I-shaped cross section, also with modified embodiment of the securing devices 11.
- Two securing devices 11 fitted to either side of the central portion 2 of the fence post 1 are here replaced by one U-shaped securing device 11, where both extremities 15 of the legs 16 of the U-shaped securing device 11 engage in the cooperating apertures 6 in the rearmost flange 4 of the I-shaped fence post 1.
- Fig. 4 shows a slightly modified embodiment of the fence post 1 shown in Fig. 1 and 2, in which the hollow I-shaped fence post 1 can be fitted with a cap 17, with hooks 18, made to the cross-sectional dimension of the fence post 1.
- the cap 17 can be pressed over the top of the fence post 1 and fastened, the hollow interior of the fence post 1 thus being completely sealed by the cap 17.
- the two panels 7 adjacent to the fence post 1 are being secured, the two panels 7 are first hung by the topmost horizontal wire 9 on the hooks 18 of the cap 17 fitted to the fence post 1, as a result of which the cap 17 is gripped more tightly in place atop the hollow post 1.
- the actual securing devices 11 are then fitted into their corresponding apertures 5 and 6 in the flanges 3 and 4. Once the securing devices 11 have been fitted, the cap 17 cannot be removed from the hollow post 1. It is clear that the mounting and securing of the panels 7 on the post 1 can be easily managed by one person thanks to the panels 7 being hung from the hooks 18.
- Fig. 5 shows a perspective view of the detail of a securing device 11 with groove-like channel 12 and two protrusions or studs 13 and 14, where the edge wire 8 of a panel 7 is engaged in the groove-like channel 12.
- the construction of the securing device 11 is preferably of a hard plastic and, as Fig. 5 shows, it is possible to have the studs 13 and 14 can be pressed into the securing device 11 to facilitate the insertion of the studs 13 and 14 in their corresponding apertures 5 and 6.
- the gripping action of the studs 13 and 14 can be obtained in various ways : e.g., by the correct choice of material of the securing device 11, the thickness of the securing device, ... as generally known in plastics technology.
- Figs. 6a and 6b show. in plan view or in cross section, a section of a fence post 1 with a matching securing device 11 with an engaged edge wire member 8 before and after the fitting of the securing device 11 in the flanges 3 and 4 of the I-shaped fence post 1.
- Fig. 7 shows a perspective view of the detail of a modified embodiment of a securing device 11 according to the present invention.
- the securing device 11 still has a longitudinal groove 12 to accommodate an edge wire member 8, but the securing device 11 here also has a transverse aperture 19 to accommodate a horizontal wire member 9.
- a flat panel of welded wire mesh as shown in Fig. 2, or with a three-dimensional panel of welded wire mesh, of which the height of the breasts 10 is less than the distance between the flanges 3 and 4 of the fence post 1 ; it is possible to rotate the panel 7 in relation to the fence post 1 through a certain angle around the edge wire member 8. This can be useful if the fencing does not follow a rectilinear course.
- Fig. 8 shows a perspective view, as in Fig. 4, of another slightly modified embodiment of a fence post 1 according to the present invention, with cap 17 and one securing device 11.
- the securing device 11 features a groove-like longitudinal channel 12 for the accommodation of an edge wire member 8 and, also, a transverse aperture 19 for the possible inclusion of a transverse wire member 9.
- the securing device 11 is also fitted with four small protrusions or studs 13 and 14. The dimensions of these studs 13 and 14 correspond to the dimensions of the apertures 5 and 6 in the flanges 3 and 4 ; during assembly, the two studs 13 snap into the two notches 5 and the two studs 14 snap into the two notches 6.
- the cap 17 shows a cross-sectional form adapted to the profile of the fence post 1, the hollow interior of the fence post 1 being thus completely sealed when the cap 17 is pressed on top of the fence post 1.
- the cap 17 is provided with two hooks 18 to engage the top horizontal wires 9 of the two panels 7 adjacent to the fence post 1.
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- The present invention relates to a fence post with a substantially I-shaped cross section consisting of a central portion and two flanges for securing therein the edge zones of two welded wire mesh panels adjacent to the fence post.
- Fastening welded wire mesh panels to posts is a common technique for forming a fencing section. Special fence posts for the securing thereto of welded wire mesh panels are already described, inter alia, in European patent applications 0368778, 0478454, 0481100 and 0596825.
- European patent applications 0478454 and 0596825 describe very typical fence posts to accommodate welded wire mesh panels, each fence post in reality consisting of a double post, i.e., one fence post with a round or a rectangular cross section, and one connecting I-shaped post. The I-shaped post always accommodates the two welded wire mesh panels adjacent to the post.
- One serious disadvantage of such fence posts according to European patent applications 0478454 and 0596825 is the special design of the posts. i.e. the double structure of these posts, which adversely affects the cost price.
- A further disadvantage of the fence post according to the European patent application 0478454 is the defective connection of the welded wire mesh panels to the post, in that the fastening elements used can be disengaged with ease, as described, inter alia, in the introduction of the European patent application 0596825.
- A further disadvantage of the fence post according to the European patent application 0596825 is the relatively time-consuming procedure for the securing of the panels to the central portion of the I-shaped fence post.
- The present invention aims to provide a universally useful fence post of the type mentioned in the introduction which would avoid the above-mentioned problems.
- Accordingly, the present invention proposes that the flanges of the I-shaped fence post have apertures therein for the accommodation of securing devices to fix the edge zones of the panels to the fence post.
- Other embodiments and advantages of the post according to the present invention will now be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawing, in which :
- Fig. 1.
- shows a perspective view of a universal I-shaped post according to the invention and a matching securing device for holding a three-dimensional welded wire mesh panel to the fence post ;
- Fig. 2.
- shows a perspective view of the same post as in Fig. 1 for securing a flat panel of welded wire mesh to the post ;
- Fig. 3.
- shows a perspective view of a modified embodiment of the I-shaped fence post according to the present invention with a different type of securing device ;
- Fig. 4,
- shows a perspective view of a universal I-shaped fence post according to the present invention with a matching cap ;
- Fig. 5.
- shows a detailed perspective view of the securing device according to Fig. 1 ;
- Figs. 6a and 6b
- show a plan view of a fence post with a matching securing device in open and closed position ;
- Fig. 7.
- shows a detailed perspective view, as in Fig. 5, of the modified embodiment of a securing device according to the present invention ; and
- Fig. 8.
- shows a perspective view. as in Fig. 4, of another alternative embodiment of the fence post according to the present invention with cap and securing device.
- Fig. 1 shows a universal I-shaped fence post 1 according to the present invention. The fence post 1 has a practically I-shaped cross-section, consisting of a
central portion 2 and twoflanges flanges notches notches notches notches - Fig. 1 shows how a three-dimensional panel of
welded wire mesh 7 is secured between theflanges panel 7 consists of upright orvertical wires 8 and transverse orhorizontal wires 9, welded together. Thepanel 7 is provided with somebreasts 10 in the transverse direction to give thepanel 7 an increased rigidity. The depth of thebreasts 10 roughly corresponds with the distance between theflanges breast 10 is preferably smaller than the distance between theflanges panel 7 is fixed to the fence post 1 by means ofspecial securing devices 11. - Each
securing device 11 features a groove-likelongitudinal channel 12 and at least two pens orstuds studs apertures flanges studs apertures - Fig. 1 shows how such a
securing device 11 can fix apanel 7 between theflanges longitudinal channel 12 of thesecuring device 11 is pushed over thevertical wire 8 and thestuds notches flanges panel 7 to be moved off in the vertical direction. - Fig. 2 shows how a flat welded
wire mesh panel 7 with thesame securing device 11 is fastened to the same I-shaped fence post 1. It is apparent that the same I-shaped fence post 1 with the samesecuring devices 11 can be used to trap a totally different weldedwire mesh panel 7 against the fence post 1. This brings out directly the universal application of the new fence post 1 and its accessory securingdevices 11 to fasten welded wire mesh panels to fence post 1 according to the present invention. - Fig. 3 shows a much modified embodiment of the fence post 1 with I-shaped cross section, also with modified embodiment of the
securing devices 11. Twosecuring devices 11 fitted to either side of thecentral portion 2 of the fence post 1 are here replaced by oneU-shaped securing device 11, where bothextremities 15 of thelegs 16 of theU-shaped securing device 11 engage in thecooperating apertures 6 in therearmost flange 4 of the I-shaped fence post 1. - Fig. 4 shows a slightly modified embodiment of the fence post 1 shown in Fig. 1 and 2, in which the hollow I-shaped fence post 1 can be fitted with a
cap 17, withhooks 18, made to the cross-sectional dimension of the fence post 1. Thecap 17 can be pressed over the top of the fence post 1 and fastened, the hollow interior of the fence post 1 thus being completely sealed by thecap 17. When the twopanels 7 adjacent to the fence post 1 are being secured, the twopanels 7 are first hung by the topmosthorizontal wire 9 on thehooks 18 of thecap 17 fitted to the fence post 1, as a result of which thecap 17 is gripped more tightly in place atop the hollow post 1. Theactual securing devices 11 are then fitted into theircorresponding apertures flanges securing devices 11 have been fitted, thecap 17 cannot be removed from the hollow post 1. It is clear that the mounting and securing of thepanels 7 on the post 1 can be easily managed by one person thanks to thepanels 7 being hung from thehooks 18. - Fig. 5 shows a perspective view of the detail of a
securing device 11 with groove-like channel 12 and two protrusions orstuds edge wire 8 of apanel 7 is engaged in the groove-like channel 12. The construction of thesecuring device 11 is preferably of a hard plastic and, as Fig. 5 shows, it is possible to have thestuds securing device 11 to facilitate the insertion of thestuds corresponding apertures studs device 11, the thickness of the securing device, ... as generally known in plastics technology. - Figs. 6a and 6b show. in plan view or in cross section, a section of a fence post 1 with a
matching securing device 11 with an engagededge wire member 8 before and after the fitting of the securingdevice 11 in theflanges - Fig. 7 shows a perspective view of the detail of a modified embodiment of a securing
device 11 according to the present invention. The securingdevice 11 still has alongitudinal groove 12 to accommodate anedge wire member 8, but the securingdevice 11 here also has atransverse aperture 19 to accommodate ahorizontal wire member 9. With a flat panel of welded wire mesh, as shown in Fig. 2, or with a three-dimensional panel of welded wire mesh, of which the height of thebreasts 10 is less than the distance between theflanges panel 7 in relation to the fence post 1 through a certain angle around theedge wire member 8. This can be useful if the fencing does not follow a rectilinear course. - Fig. 8 shows a perspective view, as in Fig. 4, of another slightly modified embodiment of a fence post 1 according to the present invention, with
cap 17 and onesecuring device 11. The securingdevice 11 features a groove-likelongitudinal channel 12 for the accommodation of anedge wire member 8 and, also, atransverse aperture 19 for the possible inclusion of atransverse wire member 9. The securingdevice 11 is also fitted with four small protrusions orstuds studs apertures flanges studs 13 snap into the twonotches 5 and the twostuds 14 snap into the twonotches 6. Thecap 17 shows a cross-sectional form adapted to the profile of the fence post 1, the hollow interior of the fence post 1 being thus completely sealed when thecap 17 is pressed on top of the fence post 1. Thecap 17 is provided with twohooks 18 to engage the tophorizontal wires 9 of the twopanels 7 adjacent to the fence post 1.
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- A fence post (1) with a substantially I-shaped cross section, consisting of one central portion (2) and two flanges (3, 4) for the securing therein of the edge zones of two welded wire mesh panels (7) adjacent to the fence post (1), characterized in that the flanges (3, 4) of the I-shaped fence post have apertures (5, 6) therein to accommodate securing devices (11) to fix the said edge zones of the panels (7) to the fence post (1).
- A fence post (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one flange (3, 4) of the fence post (1) is of hollow construction.
- A fence post (1) according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterized in that the fence post (1) is of hollow construction.
- A fence post according to one or more of the claims 1 - 3, characterized in that each securing device (11) is provided with a groove-like longitudinal channel (12) to accommodate an edge wire member (8) of a welded wire mesh panel (7) adjacent to the fence post (1) and is fitted with at least two protrusions or studs (13, 14) corresponding to the apertures or notches (5, 6) in the flanges (3, 4) for the studs (13, 14) to engage solidly in the apertures or notches (5, 6) of the flanges (3, 4).
- A fence post according to one or more of the claims 1 - 3, characterized in that each securing device (11) is substantially U-shaped, both legs (16) of the securing device (11) co-operating with the apertures (5, 6) in the flanges (3, 4) of the fence post (1) for the securing device (11) to be fixed to the fence post (1).
- A fence post according to claim 4, characterized in that each securing device (11) has an additional transverse aperture (19) therein to engage a horizontal wire member (9) of a welded wire mesh panel (7) adjacent to the fence post (1).
- A fence post according to one or more of the claims 1 - 6, characterized in that the fence post (1) is provided with a cap (17) adapted to the cross sectional dimension of the fence post (1); the cap (17) has hooks (18) to engage the top horizontal wires (9) of the two panels (7) adjacent to the fence post (1).
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