JPH0350217Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a fence that is continuously attached to the front surface of columns arranged in parallel.

BACKGROUND ART In general, a fence that is continuously attached to the front side of pillars arranged in parallel has a pair of vertically extending vertical beams, and is fixed to the vertical beams at the upper and lower portions between the vertical beams. The outer surface of both side plate parts of the vertical beam, which consists of a lower beam and a middle beam fixed to both vertical beams between the upper and lower beams, and the outer surfaces of the upper, lower and middle beams face the pillars. Both longitudinal ends of the upper, lower and middle beams are screwed to the mounting plates of both vertical beams so that they are flush with each other.

In order to attach fences with such a configuration consecutively to the front of columns arranged in parallel, each of the vertical beams of both adjacent fences is locked to a hook member fixed to the bottom of the column, and the vertical beams are connected to each other. The fences are brought into contact with each other in their longitudinal directions, and each of the vertical beams of both fences is tightened and fixed to the support with bolts or the like.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: However, with conventional fences, there is no way to attach the vertical beams of both adjacent fences, so the other fence that is not fixed to the pillars is attached to the one fence that is fixed to the pillars. However, there was a problem in that it was difficult to position the fence, which was not fixed to the pillars.

The present invention was developed by focusing on the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to easily assemble fences together, and in addition, the other fence that is not fixed to the support can be attached to the one fence that is fixed to the support. It is an object of the present invention to provide a fence that does not cause misalignment and is easy to position.

Means for Solving the Problems According to the present invention, the above-mentioned problem is solved by using a pair of locking pieces bent inward of the vertical shaft with the end surfaces opposite to the upper, lower and middle rods as engagement surfaces. A mounting plate for one of the vertical beams is formed on each side plate portion of both vertical beams, and a notch into which a lower cap fits is formed in the lower part of the locking piece and the mounting plate portion of both vertical beams. A bracket having a holding piece extending into the notch on the side opposite to the lower rung is fixed to the part, and the lower cap is attached to the holding piece of the bracket so that the lower cap protrudes from the joining surface of one of the shafts. is resolved.

Embodiments and Effects The present invention will be described below based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a front view of a fence 1 according to the present invention.

The fence 1 includes a pair of vertical rails 2, 2, and upper and lower rails 3, 4 fixed to the vertical rails 2, 2 at the upper and lower portions between the vertical rails 2, 2.
And, on top of this, it is formed to the same length as lower legs 3 and 4,
It consists of a plurality of middle trusses 5 fixed to both vertical trusses 2, 2 between the upper and lower trusses 3, 4.

Both the vertical beams 2, 2 are formed in the same shape, and as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, there is a mounting plate portion 8 for fixing the upper and lower beams 3, 4 and the middle beam 5; It consists of a pair of side plate parts 9, 9 extending from both sides of the mounting plate part 8 in the longitudinal direction of the upper and lower supports 3, 4 and the middle support 5, and is formed into a substantially H-shape in cross section. The side plate portions 9, 9 of the vertical pedestal 2 are the upper, lower pedestal 3,
4 and one end on the side of the nakasho 5 is a protruding strip 10, 10
The other end on the opposite side from the upper and lower legs 3 and 4 and the middle leg 5 constitutes locking pieces 11 and 11. The double protruding strips 10, 10 are attached to both side plate portions 9, 9.
The side plate portions 19, 2 of the upper and lower decks 3, 4, and the middle deck 5, which will be described later, extend in parallel along the longitudinal direction.
6 and 33 are received between the protruding strips 10 and 10. Both the locking pieces 11, 11 have bent portions 12, 12 bent inwardly of the both side plate portions 9, 9,
It is formed into a substantially L-shape, consisting of locking extension parts 13, 13 bent from the bent parts 12, 12 toward the mounting plate part 8 side, and has upper and lower legs 3, 4, and middle legs 5. The opposite end faces form engagement surfaces 14, 14 extending in the vertical direction of the shafts 2, 2.

Both vertical beams 2, 2 formed in this way have
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, cutouts 15 and 16 are formed in the upper and lower parts, respectively.
Notches 15, 1 formed at the upper part of both vertical bars 2, 2
5, as shown in FIG.
The locking pieces 11, 11 are cut out to the same size, and an upper cap 62, which will be described later, is fitted onto the upper part of the shaft 2 in which the notch 15 is formed. Notches 16, 16 formed at the lower part of both vertical bars 2, 2
As representatively shown in FIG. 5, both locking pieces 11, 11 of the shaft 2 and the mounting plate section 8 are cut out to the same size above the lower plate section 29 of the lower shaft 4, which will be described later. The vertical beam 2 with this notch 16 formed therein is
A lower cap 39, which will be described later, is fitted into the lower part of the cap.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper deck 3 is molded into a substantially rectangular hollow member that fits between the two protruding strips 10, 10 of the deck 2, and the upper deck 3 is formed into a substantially rectangular hollow member that fits between the two protruding strips 10, 10 of the deck 2. , 9 are received between the protruding strips 10, 10 of the shaft 2. The upper deck 3
Wing pieces 21, 21 are formed on both sides in the width direction of the upper plate portion 20 constituting the upper deck 3. Both wing pieces 21, 21 are flush with the upper surface of the upper plate part 20 and protrude outward from both side plate parts 19, 19, and both outer surfaces thereof are flush with the upper surface of the upper plate part 20. It extends in the longitudinal direction of the upper deck 3 so as to be flush with the outer surface of the upper deck.

The upper deck 3 and both vertical decks 2, 2 are shown in Figures 3 and 4.
As shown in the figure, both ends of the upper deck 3 in the longitudinal direction are inserted between the projecting strips 10, 10 of both the deck decks 2, 2, and come into contact with the mounting plates 8, 8, and the wing pieces 20 After bringing the lower surfaces into contact with the upper surfaces of the protruding strips 10, 10, screws 23, 23 are inserted into the screw holes 22 of the upper deck 3 from the locking pieces 11, 11 side of both vertical bars 2, 2. It is fixed to the mounting plate parts 8, 8 of the vertical beams 2, 2.

As shown in FIG. 3, the lower rung 4 is molded into a substantially rectangular hollow member that fits between both protruding strips 10, 10 of the rung 2, and is formed by forming the lower rung 4 into a substantially rectangular hollow member that fits between the two protruding strips 10, 10 of the rung 2. , 9 are received between the protruding strips 10, 10 of the shaft 2. The lower part 4
At the lower part of the side plate parts 26, 26, protrusions 27, 2 are provided.
7 and latching protrusions 28, 28 are formed. Both protruding pieces 27, 27 are connected to the lower plate portion 2 constituting the lower deck 4.
9 protrudes to the outside of both side plate parts 26, 26, and both outer surfaces of both side plate parts 9,
It extends in the longitudinal direction of the lower rung 4 so as to be flush with the outer surface of the lower rung 4. The two latching protrusions 28, 28 protrude inwardly from both side plate parts 26, 26 at the same positions as the two protruding pieces 27, 27, and are attached to a lower cap 39, which will be described later.
It extends in the longitudinal direction of the lower step 4 so as to face the locking piece 49 .

The lower rail 4 and both vertical rails 2, 2 are shown in FIGS. 3 and 5.
As shown in the figure, in the same way as the upper deck 3, the lower deck 4
The protruding strips 10 of both vertical beams 2, 2,
10 and abut against the mounting plates 8, 8, and the upper surfaces of the protruding strips 27, 27 abut the lower surfaces of the protruding strips 10, 10, and then the two vertical legs 2, 2 are locked. Piece 11,
From the 11 side, screw 31 into the screw hole 30 of the lower deck 4,
31, it is fixed to the mounting plate parts 8, 8 of both vertical legs 2, 2.

As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 3, each of the medium beams 5 is molded into a substantially rectangular hollow member that fits between the protruding strips 10, 10 of the vertical beam 2.
Side plate parts 33 extending in the same direction of both side plate parts 9, 9,
33 is received between the protruding strips 10, 10 of the shaft 2.

The middle rung 5 and both vertical rungs 2, 2 have both longitudinal ends of the middle rung 5 inserted between the projecting strips 10, 10 of both the vertical rungs 2, 2 and come into contact with the mounting plate parts 8, 8. After that, screw the screws 35, 35 from the locking pieces 11, 11 side of both vertical beams 2, 2 into the screw holes 34 of the middle beam 5 to secure it to the mounting plate parts 8, 8 of both vertical beams 2, 2. has been done.

In this way, on both vertical legs 2 and 2, upper and lower legs 3 and 4.
When installing the middle rung 5, both longitudinal ends of the upper and lower rungs 3 and 4 and the middle rung 5 are inserted between the protrusions 10 and 10 of the vertical rungs 2 and 2.
In the front and back direction of the vertical beam 2, that is, in the direction in which the side plate portions 9, 9 are separated, the upper and lower beams 3, 4 and the middle beam 5
is easy to position, and the screws 23, 3
Even if screws 1 and 35 are screwed into the screw holes 22, 30 and 34, the upper and lower rods 3 and 4 and the middle rod 5 do not rotate in the direction of rotation of the screws 23, 31 and 35, and the screws 23, 31 , 35 are too strongly tightened, the upper and lower legs 3, 4 and both longitudinal ends of the middle leg 5 will not be deformed. Furthermore, since the outer surfaces of the wing pieces 21, 21 formed on the upper deck 3 and the protrusions 27, 27 formed on the lower deck 4 are flush with the outer surface of the side plate portion 9 of the vertical deck 2 (the fourth 5), even if the post 52 (described later) is slightly deviated from the shaft 2 of the fence 1, the fence 1 can be accurately attached to the front surface of the post 52.

Of the two shafts 2, 2, a bracket 38 held by a lower cap 39 is fixed to the lower part of the right shaft 2 shown in FIG. 1 within the notch 16, as shown in FIG. ing.

The bracket 38 consists of a base portion 40 extending parallel to the mounting plate portion 8 of the shaft 2, and a holding piece portion 41 extending from below the base portion 40 toward the coupling surface 14 within the notch 16 of the shaft 2. It is formed into a substantially L-shape. The bracket 38 has a base 40 screwed to the mounting plate 8 on the opposite side of the lower deck 4 together with the lower deck 4, and a holding piece 41 of the bracket 38 that is attached to the lower cap 39.
It is formed so that it is slightly shorter than the total length of. The holding piece 41 is for holding the lower cap 39, and extends beyond the engagement surface 14 of the vertical sill 2 so that its lower surface coincides with the upper surface of the lower plate 29 of the lower sill 4. It extends parallel to 29. The holding piece 41 has both engaging surfaces 14, 14 of the vertical rod 2.
A screw hole 42 is located in the center of the width direction located directly below the
is formed. Further, a pair of bulges 43, 43 are formed on both sides of the holding piece 41 in the width direction, and bulge toward the locking pieces 11, 11 of the shaft 2. Holding piece 41
When the lower cap 39 is inserted into the bracket 38, the lower cap 39 is prevented from falling out from the bracket 38.

The lower cap 39 is attached to both side plate portions 2 of the lower deck 4.
6 and 26 and protrudes inwardly,
A pair of side plate parts 46, 46 having 45 on the upper part,
Both side plate parts 46, 4 face the lower plate part 29 of the lower deck 4.
The bracket 38
The holding piece portion 41 is connected to the extending portions 45, 45 and the connecting plate portion 47.
It is designed to be held in place. Further, the lower cap 39 is connected to the joining surface 14 of the shaft 2 and the mounting plate portion 8.
It is formed to have a length twice as long as the dimension between the projecting strip 10 side surface, and as shown in FIG. 9, when one fence 1 and the other fence 1 are connected, both fences 1 . Both side plate parts 46, 46
At the bottom of the
A hole 50 is formed in the connecting plate portion 47. The two projecting pieces 48, 48 are
Both side plate portions 4 face the both projecting pieces 27, 27 of the lower deck 4.
6 and 46, and extends in the longitudinal direction of the lower cap 39 so that both outer surfaces thereof are flush with the outer surfaces of the side plate portions 9, 9 of the shaft 2. The two locking pieces 49, 49 protrude inwardly from both side plate parts 46, 46, facing the two locking protrusions 28, 28 of the lower rung 4, and both inner surfaces thereof face the two locking protrusions 28, 28 of the lower rung 4. It extends in the longitudinal direction of the lower cap 39 so as to be flush with the inner surfaces of both the latching protrusions 28, 28. The hole 50 has a larger diameter than the screw hole 42 of the bracket 38, and the lower cap 3 is attached to the bracket 38.
9 is formed at a position facing the screw hole 42 when it is installed.

As shown in FIG. 7, the bracket 38 and the lower cap 39 have a holding piece 41 inserted between both extensions 45, 45 and the connecting plate 47 to hold the lower cap 39 in the notch of the shaft 2. 16 and is installed. In this way, the bracket 38
The lower cap 39 attached to the lower deck protrudes from the joining surfaces 14, 14 of the vertical deck 2, and in this state, one longitudinal end surface of the lower cap 39 is attached to one longitudinal end surface of the lower deck 4, and both side plates 46, The outer surface of 46 is attached to the inner surface of both side plate parts 9, 9 of the shaft 2, and both protruding pieces 48,
The upper surface of 48 is in contact with the lower surface of both side plate portions 9, 9 of the shaft 2, respectively.

In the fence 1 having such a structure, when the fences 1 are assembled side by side, the lower cap 3 attached to the shaft 2 of one of the fences 1
9 is simply fitted with the notch 16 formed in the shaft 2 of the other fence 1, so the fence 1,
The fences 1 can be easily assembled together, and the fences 1 and 1 can be positioned simultaneously.

FIG. 8 is a front view of the fence 1 according to the present invention being successively attached to the front surface of a plurality of columns 52 arranged in parallel.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, each of the pillars 52 is formed into a substantially rectangular hollow member, and has a mounting member 53 at its inner upper end to which a connecting cap 70, which will be described later, is mounted and fixed. is press-fitted. Further, a hook member 54 whose upper end is bent into an L-shape is fixed to the lower part of each of the pillars 52, respectively. The hook member 54 is configured to receive the lower cap 39 attached to the fence 1, and a latch piece 49 on one side of the lower cap 39 is hooked to the mounting member 53 over its entire length. .

Both adjacent fences 1, 1 shown in FIG. 8 are arranged such that the vertical frame 2 of one of the fences 1 has a lower cap 39 attached thereto, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10.
It is assembled with the vertical rim 2 of the other fence 1 to which the lower cap 39 is not attached facing each other, and the notch 16 formed in the vertical rim 2 of the other fence 1 is attached to the vertical rim 2 of the other fence 1. The lower cap 39 attached to the rod 2 is fitted into the lower cap 39, so that the engaging surfaces 14, 14 of both vertical rods 2, 2 are in contact with each other.

In FIGS. 9 and 10, reference numeral 56 denotes a connecting member that connects and fixes each of the shafts 2, 2 of both fences 1, 1 therein. This connecting member 56 is connected to the vertical
The substantially T-shaped locking pieces 11, 11 are formed to have the same length as the locking pieces 11, and the connecting surfaces 14, 14 of the two vertical rods 2, 2 are in contact with each other and are adjacent to each other. It consists of a pair of locking fitting pieces 57, 57 that lock together, and a screw receiving projecting strip portion 58 that connects both of the locking fitting pieces 57, 57. Both engaging and fitting pieces 5
7 and 57 face each of the locking pieces 11 and 11 facing each other on each of the vertical legs 2 and 2 of both adjacent fences 1 and 1, and on the side facing each of these locking pieces 11 and 11, Approximately T-shaped fitting grooves 59, 59 are formed to tightly fit the two adjacent locking pieces 11, 11.
(See Figure 9). The screw receiving protruding strip portion 58 is formed at a position facing the screw hole 42 formed in the bracket 38 when the connecting member 56 is attached to both the shafts 2, 2. Connecting member 56 formed in this way
are the fitting grooves 59, 5 of both engaging fitting pieces 57, 57.
9 to face both of the locking pieces 11, 11 which are in an adjacent state, and forcibly force the levers 2, 2 from above until the upper surface of the connecting member 56 and the upper surface of the locking pieces 11, 11 are flush with each other. Plugged in.

Both fences 1 connected and fixed in this way,
1 is a locking piece 1 adjacent to both vertical legs 2, 2;
1 and 11 are integrally and closely fitted together by the connecting member 56, the connection between the fences 1 and 1 becomes stronger. Further, since the connecting member 56 is located inside both the vertical beams 2, 2, the appearance of the joint portion between the fences 1 is good.

As shown in FIG. 10, the screw receiving projecting strip portion 58 of the connecting member 56 has an upper cap 6.
A countersunk screw 63 is inserted through 2.

The upper cap 62 includes a flat plate 65 formed to have the same wall thickness as the wing pieces 20 of the upper deck 3 and the same length as the lower cap 39, and a plurality of pairs formed in parallel on the lower surface of the flat plate 65. fitting pieces 66, 66,
It consists of a columnar support protrusion 68 that faces the screw receiving protrusion strip portion 58 of the connecting member 56 and has a screw hole 67 for a countersunk screw 63 formed therein. The flat plate 65 is formed so that both sides in the width direction thereof are flush with the outer surfaces of the side plate parts 9, 9 of both the vertical beams 2, 2. The pair of fitting pieces 66, 66 are spaced apart in the width direction of the flat plate 65 and protrude downward, and both outer surfaces of the fitting pieces 66, 66 are connected to the notch portions 15, 15 formed in the upper portions of the vertical bars 2, 2. 1
5 so as to come into contact with the inner surface of each side plate portion 9, 9. The support protrusion 68 is located approximately at the center of the flat plate 65 and extends in the same direction as the fitting piece 66.
The lower surface of the flat plate 6 is in contact with the upper surface of the connecting member 56.
It is designed to support 5.

The upper cap 62 formed in this way is constructed by placing the flat plate 65 on the upper surface of both vertical legs 2, 2 and inserting the screw holes 67.
The countersunk screw 63 is inserted into the bracket 38, and then the countersunk screw 63 is screwed into the screw hole 42 of the bracket 38, so that it is fitted and fixed to both the vertical beams 2, 2 (see FIG. 11).

The connecting cap 70 is for connecting and fixing the connected and fixed fences 1, 1 to the pillar 52 at the upper part thereof, and has a front piece 71 that locks on each outer surface of the vertical fences 2, 2, and a pillar 52. A rear piece 72 that locks on the rear surface of the support column 52 and a pair of locking pieces 73 that lock on both sides of the support column 52 are formed on a flat base plate 74. The front piece 71 is slightly inclined toward the support post 52, and when the connecting cap 70 is attached to the vertical supports 2, 2 of both fences 1, 1 and the support post 52,
The back surfaces of both fences 1, 1 are brought into close contact with the front surface of the support column 52. A screw hole 76 is formed in the base plate 74 at a position facing the screw hole 75 of the mounting member 53 press-fitted into the inside of the support column 52, and by screwing a screw 77 into the screw hole 75, the connecting cap 70 is opened. is fixed to the mounting member 53. The screw hole 76 has a bulge (not shown) whose peripheral edge bulges downward, and this bulge fits into the screw hole 75 to connect the connecting cap 70 and the mounting member 53.
This improves the fixation strength.

In addition, in FIG. 8, 79 is a vertical lattice which is a rectangular hollow member that penetrates the middle ledge 5 and is inserted between the upper tier 3 and the lower tier 4, and 80 is the vertical lattice between the lower tier 4 and the foundation 81. This is a solid auxiliary leg material attached to. As shown in FIG. 12, a through bolt 82 is inserted into the rigid grid 79 from below the lower deck 4, and the through bolt 82 is screwed into a fastening member 83 that is press-fitted and fixed inside the upper deck 3. are doing. This improves the connection strength between the upper and lower legs 3 and 4 of the fence 1, and there is no need to make each of the legs 2, 3, 4, and 5 making up the fence 1 unnecessarily thick. In addition, the auxiliary leg material 80 is
The lower surface of the base 81 is attached to the upper surface of the foundation 81 (see Figure 8), and the upper part of the connecting member 8 is attached to the lower deck 4.
4 (see Figure 12). This connecting member 84 has a pair of elastic locking pieces 86, 86 formed on both sides of the head 85, and a pair of elastic locking pieces 86, 86 formed on both sides of the head 85.
8, and the support column 87 formed at the bottom of the head 85 and the insertion rod 88 formed at the bottom of the support column 87 fit into the fitting hole (not shown) formed at the top of the auxiliary leg member 80. It's rushing in. As a result, the vertical load applied from above to the fence 1 is reduced, and the fence 1 can withstand loads that cannot normally be supported.

The connecting member 84 is used not only to connect the lower deck 4 and the auxiliary leg member 80, but also when it is desired to make the fence 1 higher. That is, as shown in FIG. 13, the insertion rod 88 of the connecting member 84 is press-fitted into the fitting hole (not shown) of the upper leg 3 of the fence 1 located on the lower side, and then both sides of the connecting member 84 are inserted. The fences 1 can be assembled and connected by locking the elastic locking pieces 86, 86 to the respective locking protrusions 28, 28 of the lower deck 4 located on the upper side. In this case, the support 52 has a hook member 54 that receives the lower cap 39 of the fence 1 located on the upper side.
is installed.

Effects of the Device As described above, according to the present invention, a pair of locking pieces bent inwardly of the vertical beam with the end faces opposite to the upper, lower and middle beams as engagement surfaces are attached to each of the vertical beams. A cutout portion into which a lower cap fits is formed in each of the side plate portions of the one vertical beam, and a notch into which a lower cap fits is formed in the locking piece of both vertical beams and the lower part of the mounting plate portion, and a lower beam and a lower cap are formed in the mounting plate portion of one of the vertical beams. A bracket having a retaining piece extending into the notch on the opposite side is fixed, and the lower cap is attached to the retaining piece of the bracket so that the lower cap projects from the joining surface of one of the shafts, so that the fence and the fence are connected. It is easy to assemble with the fence, and the other fence that is not fixed to the support does not shift relative to the other fence that is fixed to the support, so it is easy to position the fence that is not fixed to the support. It has practical effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing an embodiment of the fence according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 1, FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. The figure is a perspective view showing part A in Fig. 1, Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing part B in Fig. 1, and Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing part C in Fig. 1, where the lower cap is attached to the bracket. The previous perspective view, FIG. 7, shows part C in FIG. 1, and the perspective view of the lower cap attached to the bracket, and FIG. 9 and 10 are perspective views showing the state in which the fences are joined, and FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing the state in which the fences that have been assembled in succession are attached to the pillars. , FIG. 12 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 8, and FIG. 13 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a state in which the fences are assembled using a connecting member. 1: Fence, 2: Vertical arm, 3: Upper arm, 4: Lower arm, 5: Middle arm, 8: Mounting plate, 9: Side plate, 1
1: Locking piece, 14: Engagement surface, 16: Notch, 3
8: Bracket, 39: Lower cap, 41: Holding piece.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A pair of vertical legs 2, 2 having a pair of side plate parts 9, 9 on both sides of the mounting plate part 8 and extending in the vertical direction, and an upper part between the two vertical legs 2, 2. Hollow upper and lower rods 3, 4 fixed to both vertical rods 2, 2 at the lower part;
It consists of a hollow hollow 5 which is fixed to both vertical rams 2, 2 between the lower rams 3, 4, and both ends in the longitudinal direction of the upper, lower rams 3, 4 and middle ram 5 are connected to the vertical ram 2. Both side plate parts 9,
In the fence, which is screwed to each of the mounting plates 8, 8 of the vertical beams 2, 2 on the side opposite to the vertical beams 9, the end surfaces opposite to the upper, lower beams 3, 4, and middle beam 5 are connected to a joining surface 14, As 14, a pair of locking pieces 11, 11 bent inward of the vertical beam 2 are attached to both the vertical beams 2, 2.
Notches 16, 16 are formed in the respective side plate parts 9, 9, and the lower cap 39 fits into the locking pieces 11, 11 of the two vertical legs 2, 2 and the lower part of the mounting plate part 8.
are formed respectively, and the mounting plate part 8 of the one vertical pole 2 is formed.
A bracket 38 having a holding piece 41 extending into the notch 16 on the side opposite to the lower leg 4 is fixed to the bracket 38, and the lower cap 39 is attached to the holding piece 41 of the bracket 38 so that the lower cap 39 is connected to one vertical A fence characterized in that it protrudes from the joining surfaces 14, 14 of the rod 2.