JP2012080793A - Plant cultivation container fixture and exterior fence structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a plant cultivation container fixture having a simplified structure, and allowing to firmly fix a plant cultivation container to a shelf member.SOLUTION: The plant cultivation container fixture 50 for fixing a flowerpot H onto a shelf member 3 includes an inner holding part 53 to be engaged with an inside bottom 51b of the flowerpot H through a net 52, an outer holding part 54 to be engaged with a lower surface 3c of a shelf crosspiece 3a of the shelf member 3, and a fastening means R which has a male screw part 55 penetrating into a space (penetration part) S between a drip hole 51a formed on the bottom 51 of the flowerpot H, and the shelf crosspiece 3a set on the shelf member 3, and a female screw part 56 to be screwed to the male screw part 55. The bottom 51 of the flowerpot H and the shelf crosspiece 3a of the shelf member 3 are inserted by the inner holding part 53 and the outer holding part 54 by screwing the female screw part 56 from the lower side to the male screw part 55 projecting from the space S between the shelf crosspiece 3a, while turning the outer holding part 54, and fastening while turning the outer holding part 54 to prevent the flowerpot H from falling from the shelf member 3 even by a strong wind or an earthquake.

Description

  The present invention particularly relates to a plant used for fixing a plant cultivation container such as a flower pot or a planter box to a shelf member installed on an exterior fence for blocking an external line of sight without impairing ventilation and lighting. The present invention relates to a cultivation container fixture and an exterior fence structure provided with the plant cultivation container fixture.

In order to greenen the limited external space, it is effective to green not only the ground surface but also the wall surface. Various types of wall greening techniques have been developed, but generally they attract vines to nets and wires. This method is beautiful when completed, but it takes time and effort to cover the wall, and constant maintenance is required. It is good when there are managers such as public buildings and large-scale private buildings, but it is difficult to maintain in small-scale buildings such as private houses.
On the other hand, it has been conventionally performed to attach a shelf board to a wall surface with a support metal or the like and place a flower pot there. According to this, it is simple even if compared with said wall surface greening technique. It is also possible to place flower pots and planter boxes in necessary parts and replace them according to the season. It is also possible to enjoy plants and kitchen gardens with a short appreciation period such as annual grass for only a short period. However, this support hardware is generally used for block fences, masonry (brick / masonry) fences, wood board fences, etc. due to its structure, and is made of steel or aluminum, which is an industrial product that can ensure ventilation and lighting. It was not so popular because it was difficult to install on the fence.
On the contrary, in recent years, there is a strong demand to install a shelf board on an external fence that allows ventilation and lighting, instead of block fences, masonry (brick / masonry) fences, wood board fences and the like.
Here, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-94149, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-20666, and Japanese Patent No. 2652916 are disclosed as methods for planting an exterior fence.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 61-94149 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-20666 Japanese Patent No. 2652916

  However, the technique disclosed in the above-mentioned publication is not a metal fitting used for fixing the flower pot to the shelf member, and is a technique for installing the flower pot on the fence, and the metal fitting itself is very large. There is a problem that the structure becomes complicated.

  The present invention has a simplified structure, a plant cultivation container fixture capable of firmly fixing a plant cultivation container such as a flower pot or a planter box to a shelf member, and an outside equipped with the plant cultivation container fixture. The purpose is to provide a fencing structure.

The present invention is a plant cultivation container fixture used for fixing a plant cultivation container to a shelf member,
An inner clamping portion that is locked to the inner bottom surface of the plant cultivation container;
An outer clamping portion that is locked to the lower surface of the shelf member;
Fastening means having a male screw portion that penetrates a drain hole formed in the bottom of the plant cultivation container and a penetrating portion provided in the shelf member, and a female screw portion that is screwed to the male screw portion With
The male screw part and the female screw part are screwed together, and the bottom part and the shelf member of the plant cultivation container are held between the inner holding part and the outer holding part, and the inner holding part opens the drainage hole, It is latched around the drain hole in the bottom face inside the cultivation container.

  In this plant cultivation container fixture, the male thread portion of the fastening means is penetrated so as to penetrate the drain hole of the plant cultivation container (for example, a flower pot or a planter box) and the penetrating portion of the shelf, and this male thread portion Planting the plant with an inner clamping part that is locked to the inner bottom surface of the plant cultivation container and an outer clamping part that is formed on the lower surface of the shelf member by screwing the female screw part to the outer clamping part The bottom of the container and the shelf member are sandwiched. Therefore, the plant cultivation container can be firmly fixed on the shelf member, and the plant cultivation container does not fall from the shelf member due to a strong wind or an earthquake. Moreover, since the plant cultivation container fixture has a simplified structure and does not block the drain hole at the inner clamping part, the function of discharging the water in the plant cultivation container to the outside is not impaired. Does not adversely affect plant cultivation, such as root rot. Furthermore, since this plant cultivation container fixture has a structure that is exposed on the back side of the shelf member, it is not very conspicuous, and the plant cultivation container is fixed to the appearance in a state where the plant cultivation container is set on the shelf member. It has an excellent effect that the tool does not have a great influence.

Further, the inner clamping part is provided with a male screw part that penetrates the drain hole of the plant cultivation container and the penetrating part of the shelf member, and the outer clamping part has a female screw part to which the male screw part is screwed. It is preferable to be provided.
In such a configuration, since the male screw portion protrudes outward (downward) from the drain hole at the bottom of the plant cultivation container, the male screw portion can be simply inserted into the through hole of the shelf member. A plant cultivation container can be easily fixed on a shelf member by work. Moreover, if the length of the male screw portion is secured to a predetermined length or more, the tip of the male screw portion is exposed from the back side of the shelf member, so that the female screw portion is screwed onto the male screw portion. The workability of fixing the plant cultivation container to the shelf member is very good.

Contrary to the above, the outer holding part is provided with a male screw part that penetrates the drain hole of the plant cultivation container and the penetrating part of the shelf member, and the male screw part is screwed to the inner holding part. It is also preferable that a female screw portion to be provided is provided.
In such a configuration, the female screw part protrudes (upward) into the container from the bottom of the plant cultivation container, and protrudes downward from the container through the drain hole of the plant cultivation container like the female screw part. Therefore, even when the female screw part of the inner clamping part is loosened with the outer clamping part attached and the plant cultivation container is removed from the shelf member, it can be stably placed on a horizontal surface such as the ground (plant cultivation container Will not tilt or roll).

  The exterior fence structure according to the present invention includes a plant cultivation container fixture according to any one of claims 1 to 3, a shelf member on which the plant cultivation container is placed, a support column that supports the shelf member, And a fence member fixed to the column.

  According to the present invention, the plant cultivation container has a simplified structure, and the plant cultivation container can be firmly fixed to the shelf member.

It is a perspective view which shows one Embodiment of the exterior fence structure which concerns on this invention. It is a front view which shows the state which fixed the liner member to the support | pillar. It is sectional drawing which follows the III-III line of FIG. FIG. 4 is a cross section taken along line IV-IV in FIG. 3. It is a perspective view which shows 1st Embodiment of the plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on this invention. It is a principal part expanded sectional view of the plant cultivation container fixing tool shown by FIG. It is a bottom view which shows an inner side clamping part. It is a perspective view which shows the other plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a principal part expanded sectional view which shows the further another plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows 2nd Embodiment of the plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the other plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows 3rd Embodiment of the plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the other plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. It is a perspective view which shows 4th Embodiment of the plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the other plant cultivation container fixing tool which concerns on 4th Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, a preferred embodiment of a plant cultivation container fixture and an exterior fence structure according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  The exterior fence made of aluminum or steel is usually 600 to 1500 mm in height. However, as shown in FIG. 1, the exterior fence 1 generally called a screen has a height of 1800 to 2700 mm. have. The exterior fence 1 includes a column-shaped column 2 having a rectangular cross-section disposed at equal intervals on a boundary line of a site where a building is constructed, and a fence member 10 fixed to the column 2. In the fence member 10, vertical bars 10 b are arranged at an equal pitch with respect to the horizontal bars 10 a fixed to the column 2.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, a long liner member 5 made of an aluminum material or a steel material is fixed to the column 2 of the exterior fence 1. The liner member 5 having a square cross section is fixed to the column 2 of the exterior fence 1 by a tapping screw (screw member) 6 and is in contact with the column 2 and along the longitudinal direction (vertical direction). And the bracket 20 for supporting the shelf member 3 is mounted, and the bracket support piece 8 whose surfaces face each other and extend in parallel with each other. It consists of a pair of left and right connecting pieces 9 that connect the fixed piece 7 and the bracket support piece 8.

  Screw insertion holes 7a are formed in the fixed piece 7 of the liner member 5 at equal intervals. When fixing the liner member 5 to the support 2, with the fixing piece 7 pressed against the surface of the support 2, a pilot hole is formed in the support 2 by a drill through the screw insertion hole 7 a at the site, and then the screw is inserted. The tapping screw 6 is inserted into the tapping screw 6 from the hole 7 a and the tapping screw 6 is screwed to the support 2. As a result, the liner member 5 is fixed to the column 2. The support column 2 may be prepared with a pilot hole in advance at the factory.

  Further, the bracket support piece 8 of the liner member 5 is provided with mounting holes 13 in the longitudinal direction of the bracket support piece 8 at equal intervals in which a fastening member 12 for fixing the bracket 20 is mounted. Further, the bracket support piece 8 is provided with a screw peep hole 14 through which the head 6 a of the tapping screw 6 passes between the mounting holes 13. The screw peep hole 14 faces the screw insertion hole 7a, and the head 6a of the tapping screw 6 does not protrude from the bracket support piece 8 so as not to obstruct the mounting of the bracket 20. And in order to maintain the attachment hole 13 at equal intervals, the attachment screw peeping hole 14 of the bracket 20 and the attachment hole 13 avoid the mutually same position, and do not overlap.

  A bracket 20 having a T-shaped cross section that enables the shelf member 3 to be attached to the exterior fence 1 is a shelf support piece 21 that extends in the horizontal direction and supports the shelf member 3 from below, and a base end of the shelf support piece 21 The leg piece 22 extends downward from the base, and the leg extension piece 23 extends upward from the base end of the shelf support piece 21. The leg piece 22 is provided with a screw insertion hole 22a, and the leg extension piece 23 is also provided with a screw insertion hole 23a. The distance between the upper screw insertion hole 23a and the lower screw insertion hole 22a is set to the bracket support piece 8. It is equal to the interval between the mounting holes 13 formed.

  Further, the shelf support piece 21 is formed with an attachment hole 21 a for fixing the shelf member 3. The shelf member 3 includes a plurality of shelf bars 3a arranged in parallel at regular intervals and a connection bar 3b that connects the shelf bars 3a to each other. And the attachment hole 21a is formed in the shelf support piece 21 so that it may be located between the shelf rails 3a.

  The fastening member 12 that does not use a screwdriver or the like during assembly includes a cylindrical shaft portion 12a, a male screw portion 12b provided on the distal end side of the shaft portion 12a, and a circular shape provided on the proximal end side of the shaft portion 12a. And a gripping portion 12c. The male screw portion 12b is formed as a tapping screw and is screwed into the mounting holes 13 and 21a. In this case, three types of hand-screws 12A, 12B, and 12C having different lengths of the shaft portion 12a are used depending on the situation.

  When the bracket 20 is attached to the liner member 5, the user selects the attachment hole 13 at a desired height position of the liner member 5, and the male screw portions 12 b of the hand screws 12 A and 12 B are screwed into the attachment hole 13. Thus, the leg piece 22 and the leg extension piece 23 of the bracket 20 are fixed to the liner member 5. Further, when attaching the shelf member 3 to the bracket 20, the shelf member 3 is fixed to the shelf support piece 21 by a hand screw 12 </ b> C inserted between the shelf bars 3 a of the shelf member 3. As shown in FIG. 1, the shelf member 3 is set horizontally so as to span a bracket 20 fixed at an arbitrary position of each of the adjacent columns 2. Arbitrary number of shelf members 3 according to the user's wishes can be set on the exterior fence 1, and a flower pot H as a plant cultivation container is placed on the shelf member 3, and in some cases, a planter A box may be placed.

  In the exterior fence 1 in which sunshine and ventilation can be easily secured, when the fixing piece 7 is fixed to the support column 2 with a tapping screw (screw member) 6, the support column 2 of the exterior fence 1 is reinforced with the liner member 5. The liner member 5 can be installed on the support column 2 of the existing exterior fence 1 by retrofitting. The support 2 of the existing exterior fence 1 is not initially planned to support the weight of the flower pot H or the planter box, and the weight of the flower pot H or the planter box is supported by the support 2 so that the support 2 Since it becomes easy to bend or break under the influence of a strong wind or an earthquake, it is necessary to increase the bending strength of the support column 2, and the adoption of the liner member 5 realizes this. In particular, the higher the exterior fence 1 is, the more easily the column 2 is bent when the flower pot H or the planter box is placed on the shelf member 3, and the reinforcement of the column 2 is more effective.

  Further, when the bracket support piece 8 is provided with a screw peeping hole 14 through which the head portion 6a of the tapping screw 6 passes between the mounting holes 13, even if the liner member 5 has a square cross section, the tapping screw Since the operation of attaching the liner member 5 to the support column 2 by 6 and the operation of attaching the bracket 20 to the bracket support piece 8 by the hand-screws 12A and 12B can be performed from the same side, easy construction is possible.

  Next, the plant cultivation container fixture for fixing the flower pot H as a plant cultivation container on the shelf member 3 is demonstrated. In the following various embodiments, the same or equivalent components are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.

[First embodiment of plant cultivation container fixture]
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a circular drain hole 51a is formed in the bottom 51 of the flower pot H as a plant cultivation container, and a net 52 is formed on the bottom surface 51b so as to close the drain hole 51a. Is placed. By using the net 52, the soil in the flower pot H is prevented from flowing out from the drain hole 51a while ensuring drainage from the drain hole 51a.

  The plant cultivation container fixture 50 for fixing the flower pot H on the shelf member 3 includes an inner clamping portion 53 that is locked to the bottom surface 51b on the inner side of the flower pot H via a net 52, and a shelf bar 3a of the shelf member 3. The outer pinching portion 54 that is locked to the lower surface 3c, and the gap (penetrating portion) S between the drain hole 51a formed in the bottom portion 51 of the flower pot H and the shelf rail 3a provided in the shelf member 3. And a fastening means R having a female screw portion 56 screwed to the male screw portion 55.

  The inner sandwiching portion 53 made of resin or metal includes a disc-shaped main body portion 53a and a plurality of leg portions 53b protruding from the periphery of the circular back surface 53aA of the main body portion 53a. Furthermore, a male screw portion 55 is provided upright at the center of the back surface 53aA of the main body portion 53a. Leg portions 53b are arranged at equal intervals in the main body portion 53a so as to surround the male screw portion 55 (see FIG. 7). Each leg 53b is located outside the drain hole 51a, and the tip of each leg 53b is locked to the bottom 51b inside the flower pot H via the net 52. And the external thread part 55 has sufficient length to make it protrude from the clearance gap S between the shelf rails 3a. Further, the outer sandwiching portion 54 made of resin or metal has a disk shape, and a female screw portion 56 is formed at the center of the outer sandwiching portion 54.

  In using the plant cultivation container fixture 50 having such a configuration, the net 52 is placed on the bottom 51 of the flower pot H so as to close the drain hole 51a. Thereafter, the male screw portion 55 penetrates the net 52, and the male screw portion 55 is protruded from the drain hole 51a. And the flower pot H is mounted on the shelf member 3 so that the external thread part 55 may protrude from the lower surface 3c of the shelf member 3 through the clearance gap S between the shelf rails 3a.

  Then, while rotating the outer clamping portion 54, the female screw portion 56 is screwed from below to the male screw portion 55 protruding from the gap S between the shelf rails 3a, and the outer clamping portion 54 is crimped to the lower surface 3c of the shelf rail 3a. And the leg part 53 b of the inner clamping part 53 is also crimped to the net 52. Thus, by screwing the female screw portion 56 to the male screw portion 55 and tightening the outer pinching portion 54 while rotating, the inner pinching portion 53 and the outer pinching portion 54 can form the bottom 51 and the shelf member of the flower pot H. The three shelf bars 3a are sandwiched with a strong force. Therefore, the flower pot H can be firmly fixed on the shelf member 3, and the flower pot H does not fall from the shelf member 3 due to a strong wind or an earthquake. And if the plant cultivation container fixing tool 50 is utilized, the flower pot H can be simply fixed on the shelf member 3.

  In addition, the plant cultivation container fixture 50 has a simplified structure, and the water in the flower pot H is discharged from the drain hole 51a through the gap between the leg portions 53b. The punch hole 51a is not blocked. Therefore, it does not adversely affect plant cultivation such as root rot. Further, since the plant cultivation container fixture 50 is structured to be exposed on the back side of the shelf member 3, it is not very noticeable, and the plant pot H is set on the shelf member 3 so that the appearance is plant cultivation. The container fixture 50 has an excellent effect that it does not have a great influence.

  In addition, since the male screw portion 55 is exposed from the drain hole 51a of the flower pot H, the flower pot H on the shelf member 3 can be obtained by simply inserting the male screw portion 55 into the gap S of the shelf member 3. In addition, since the male screw portion 55 is exposed from the back side of the shelf member 3, the female screw portion 56 can be easily screwed onto the male screw portion 55, and the flower pot H can be attached to the shelf. The workability to be fixed to the member 3 is very good.

  As shown in FIG. 8, as another plant cultivation container fixture 50A, a female screw part 56A is formed at the center of the main body part 53a of the inner holding part 53, and a male screw is provided at the center of the outer holding part 54. A portion 55A is erected. In using the plant cultivation container fixture 50A having such a configuration, the male screw portion 55A is inserted into the gap S from below the shelf member 3, and the net 52 is pierced by the male screw portion 55A passing through the drain hole 51a. . Then, while rotating the outer clamping portion 54, the female screw portion 56A is screwed to the male screw portion 55A, and the outer clamping portion 54 is crimped to the lower surface 3c of the shelf rail 3a. 52, the bottom 51 of the flower pot H and the shelf bar 3a of the shelf member 3 are sandwiched between the inner clamping part 53 and the outer clamping part 54 with a strong force.

  In the plant cultivation container fixture 50A having such a configuration, since it is not necessary to expose the female screw part 56A from the drain hole 51a of the flower pot H, the outer pinching part 54 is removed from the inner pinching part 53, and the flower pot H Is not tilted even if it is lowered from the shelf member 3 and placed on the ground.

  As shown in FIG. 9, as still another plant cultivation container fixture 50B, a female thread part 56B provided in the inner clamping part 53 has a cylindrical protrusion 58 formed in the center of the main body part 53a. The protrusion 58 has a length that does not protrude from the drain hole 51a. And since the projection part 58 can be exposed from the drain hole 51a, it is easy to screw the male screw part 55A to the female screw part 56B visually. Further, by elongating the female screw portion 56B, the screwed portion between the male screw portion 55A and the female screw portion 56B becomes longer, the screw is hardly loosened, and the screwed state can be stabilized.

[Second embodiment of plant cultivation container fixture]
As shown in FIG. 10, the inner clamping portion 61 of the plant cultivation container fixture 60 according to the second embodiment has a cross shape with a plurality of leg portions 62 extending along the bottom portion 51 of the flower pot H. . A male screw portion 55 is erected at the center of the inner clamping portion 61. Further, a locking portion 62 a having a triangular cross section is formed at the lower end of the leg portion 62. Therefore, the tip of the locking part 62a is brought into substantially line contact with the net 52, and the area where the drain hole 51a is blocked by the leg part 62 can be made as small as possible. In addition, as another inner side clamping part, the leg part 62 may be radial shape or Y-shape.

  As shown in FIG. 11, in another plant cultivation container fixture 60 </ b> A, a female screw part 56 </ b> A is provided in the inner clamping part 61, and a male screw part 55 </ b> A is erected in the outer clamping part 54.

[Third embodiment of plant cultivation container fixture]
As shown in FIG. 12, the disc-shaped inner clamping part 71 of the plant cultivation container fixture 70 according to the third embodiment is formed with a number of drain holes 71a for communicating with the drain holes 51a. Yes. A male screw portion 55 is erected at the center of the inner clamping portion 71. The number and shape of the drain holes 71a are arbitrary.

  As shown in FIG. 13, in another plant cultivation container fixture 70A, the inner clamping part 71 is provided with a female screw part 56A, and the outer clamping part 54 is provided with a male screw part 55A.

[Fourth embodiment of plant cultivation container fixture]
14 and 15 show a fourth embodiment of the plant cultivation container fixture, and in this fourth embodiment, the inner clamping part and the net of the plant cultivation container fixture according to the first to third embodiments. The functions of 52 are combined into one, and the net 52 becomes unnecessary. As shown in FIG. 14, the plant cultivation container fixture 80 includes a circular frame 81c radially connected from a central portion 81a where the male screw portion 55, which is a shaft, is erected, and a plurality of spokes 81b, and a frame 81c. It has a skeleton-like inner clamping part 81 composed of a stretched net 81d, and the central part 81a, the spoke 81b, the circular frame 81c, and the net 81d are integrally formed.

  As shown in FIG. 15, in the other plant cultivation container fixture 80A, the inner clamping part 81 provided with the net 81d is provided with a female screw part 56A at the center part 81a.

  It goes without saying that the present invention is not limited to the embodiment described above. For example, a planter box or the like can be used as the plant cultivation container. As the shelf member 3, the shelf board may be provided with one or more rows of loose holes as penetrating portions.

  In addition, when there is no drain hole in the plant pot or planter box as the plant cultivation container, the bottom of the plant cultivation container is drilled at the site by a drill.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Exterior fence, 5, 35, 36, 40 ... Liner member, 6 ... Tapping screw (screw member) 6, 6a ... Head part of a screw member, 7, 39, 43 ... Fixed piece, 7a ... Screw insertion hole, 8, 37, 41 ... Bracket support piece, 9, 38, 42 ... Connection piece, 12 ... Hand screw (fastening member), 13, 37a, 41a ... Mounting hole, 14 ... Screw peep hole, 20, 30 ... Bracket.
H ... Flower pot (plant cultivation container), R ... Fastening means, S ... Gap (penetrating part), 2 ... Post, 3 ... Shelf member, 10 ... Fence member, 50, 50A, 50B, 60, 60A, 70, 70A, 80, 80A ... Plant cultivation container fixture, 51a ... Drain hole, 52 ... Net (net), 53, 61, 71, 81 ... Inner clamping part, 54 ... Outer clamping part, 55, 55A ... Male screw part, 56 , 56A, 56B ... Female thread portion.

Claims (4)

A plant cultivation container fixture used for fixing a plant cultivation container to a shelf member,
An inner clamping part locked to the inner bottom surface of the plant cultivation container;
An outer clamping portion that is locked to the lower surface of the shelf member;
It has a male screw part which penetrates the drain hole formed in the bottom part of the plant cultivation container, and a penetration part provided in the shelf member, and has a female screw part screwed to the male screw part Fastening means,
The male screw part and the female screw part are screwed together, and the bottom part of the plant cultivation container and the shelf member are clamped by the inner clamping part and the outer clamping part, and the inner clamping part is the drainage A plant cultivation container fixture that is locked around the drain hole in the bottom surface inside the plant cultivation container with a hole opened.   The inner clamping part is provided with the male screw part that penetrates the drain hole of the plant cultivation container and the penetration part of the shelf member, and the male screw part is screwed to the outer clamping part. The plant cultivation container fixture according to claim 1, wherein a female screw portion is provided.   The outer clamping portion is provided with the male screw portion that penetrates the drain hole of the plant cultivation container and the penetrating portion of the shelf member, and the male screw portion is screwed to the inner clamping portion. The plant cultivation container fixture according to claim 1, wherein a female screw portion is provided. The plant cultivation container fixture according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A shelf member on which the plant cultivation container is placed;
A column supporting the shelf member;
An exterior fence structure comprising: a fence member fixed to the support column.

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