US20070210295A1 - Bracket for an offset fencepost - Google Patents
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Abstract
An offset fencepost system including an offset bracket configured to enable an upper fencepost to be offset relative to a lower fencepost as the upper fencepost extends from the ground. In particular, the offset bracket may be configured such that a lower fencepost may be buried in the ground and terminate near the ground surface. An upper fencepost may extend upward from the ground surface and be supported by the lower fencepost offset from the upper fencepost. The upper fencepost may be positioned such that a longitudinal axis of the upper fencepost is offset relative to a longitudinal axis of the lower fencepost while the longitudinal axes remain generally parallel to each other.
Description
- This invention relates to fencing systems, and more particularly, to fence support systems.
- Fences are used for a variety of purposes including security, privacy, and containment of livestock, people, pets, and others. Fences often extend from side walls of houses or other structures. Typically, such walls sit on top of concrete footers that support the load of the walls and roof system resting on the walls. Footers can be formed in a number of configurations. In one configuration, footers extend laterally outside of a wall and interfere with installation of fenceposts, as shown in
FIG. 1 . In such a configuration, a gap is formed between the fence and the wall because the footer prevents the fencepost from being installed close to a wall. The gap is undesirable because animals and people can pass through the gap. In addition, the gap in the fence enables people outside of the fence to see through the gap in the fence. Thus, a need exists for system for positioning a fencepost in close proximity to a wall supported by a footer extending outside of the wall. - This invention is directed to an offset fencepost system configured to enable a fencepost to extend above a ground surface along a longitudinal axis that is offset from a longitudinal axis of a fencepost extending into the ground. The offset fencepost system may include an offset bracket that is capable of offsetting a longitudinal axis of a lower fencepost from a longitudinal axis of an upper fencepost while maintaining the longitudinal axes generally parallel to each other. The offset bracket may be configured such that the offset bracket may be used to position a portion of a fencepost that extends out of the ground, such as the upper fencepost, in close proximity with a wall in situations were a footer of the wall prevents a conventional single pole fencepost from being placed in close proximity with the wall, such as in contact with the wall.
- The offset fencepost system may include an offset fencepost bracket comprising a first elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the first elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the first elongated plate opposite to the first end. The bracket may also include a second elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the second elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the second elongated plate opposite to the first end, wherein the first and second elongated plates may be positioned generally parallel to each other such that the first post receiver is capable of being attached to a first post extending in a first direction from the first and second plates and the second post receiver is capable of being attached to a second post extending in a second direction from the first and second plates that is generally opposite to the first direction. In at least one embodiment, the first and second post receivers of the first elongated plate may be curved out of a plane of the first elongated plate, and the first and second post receivers of the second elongated plate may be curved out of a plane of the second elongated plate. In one embodiment, the first and second post receivers of the first and second elongated plates may be semicircular in shape. In this configuration, the bracket may be attached to cylindrical fenceposts.
- The offset fencepost system may also include a mechanical connection device coupling the first elongated plate to the second elongated plate. The mechanical connection device may be formed from at least one connector in close proximity with the first post receivers of the first and second plates and at least one connector in close proximity with the second post receiver of the first and second plates. The mechanical connection device may include at least one connector positioned on both sides of the first receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a first edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate, and at least one connector positioned on both sides of the second receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a first edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate. The mechanical connection device may also include at least one connector positioned on both sides of the first receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a second edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate, and at least one connector positioned on both sides of the second receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a second edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate.
- An advantage of this invention is that a fencepost may quickly be constructed from two shafts to extend a fence into close proximity with a wall that rests upon a footer extending outside of the structure in the direction of the fence.
- Another advantage of this invention is that the offset fencepost system enables an fence installer to save time, increase efficiency, save money, and become more versatile when compared to conventional welded systems.
- These and other embodiments are described in more detail below.
- The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and form a part of the specification, illustrate embodiments of the presently disclosed invention and, together with the description, disclose the principles of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a side view of a fencepost installed in the ground proximate to a footer according to conventional methods. -
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an offset bracket attached to upper and lower fenceposts. -
FIG. 3 is a front view of a first elongated plate of the offset bracket. -
FIG. 4 is a top view of the first elongated plate shown inFIG. 3 . -
FIG. 5 is a front view of a second elongated plate of the offset bracket. -
FIG. 6 is a top view of the second elongated plate shown inFIG. 5 . -
FIG. 7 is a side view of the offset fencepost system installed. - As shown in
FIGS. 2-7 , this invention is directed to anoffset fencepost system 10. Theoffset fencepost system 10 includes anoffset bracket 12 that is capable of offsetting alongitudinal axis 14 of alower fencepost 16 from alongitudinal axis 18 of anupper fencepost 20 while maintaining thelongitudinal axes FIG. 7 , theoffset bracket 12 may be configured such that theoffset bracket 12 may be used to position a portion of a fencepost that extends out of the ground, such as theupper fencepost 20, in close proximity with a wall in situations were a footer of the wall prevents a conventional single pole fencepost from being placed in close proximity with the wall, such as in contact with the wall. Without theoffset bracket 12, a conventional fencepost may only be planted in the ground a distance from the wall sufficient such that the fencepost does not contact the footer. Often times, this distance is sufficient for a person or animal, such as a dog, to leave or enter the fenced area through this gap in the fence. - The
offset bracket 12, as shown inFIG. 2 , may be formed from a firstelongated plate 22 configured to mate with a secondelongated plate 24. Theplates lower fenceposts plates lower fenceposts offset bracket 12 may include one or morefencepost attachment devices 26 usable to secure the upper andlower fenceposts offset bracket 12. - In at least one embodiment, the first
elongated plate 22 may include afencepost attachment device 26 formed from apost receiver 28. The firstelongated plate 22 may include a firstpost receiver 30 offset along alongitudinal axis 32 of the firstelongated plate 22 from a secondpost receiver 34. In one embodiment, the firstpost receiver 30 may be positioned at afirst end 36 of the firstelongated plate 22, and the secondpost receiver 34 may be positioned at asecond end 38 of the firstelongated plate 22 that is generally opposite to thefirst end 36. The first and secondpost receivers offset bracket 12. In one embodiment, the first and secondpost receivers elongated plate 22 resides. As shown inFIG. 4 , in one embodiment, the first and secondpost receivers post receivers post receivers - The
offset bracket 12 may be formed in many different sizes to accommodate different sized fenceposts. The first and secondpost receivers offset fencepost system 10 may includemultiple offset brackets 12 in which the first and secondpost receivers particular bracket 12, but each bracket has different sizes to accommodate different sized fenceposts, such as fencepost having nominal dimensions of 1 inch, 1½ inches, 2 inches, 2½ inches, 3 inches, 4 inches and others. - The
offset bracket 12 may be configured such that only the firstelongated plate 22 includes apost receiver 28 to attach fenceposts to theoffset bracket 12. In another embodiment, both the first and secondelongated plates post receivers 28. As shown inFIG. 6 , the secondelongated plate 24 may include a firstpost receiver 40 and a secondpost receiver 42. The firstpost receiver 40 may be offset along alongitudinal axis 44 of the secondelongated plate 24 from a secondpost receiver 42. In one embodiment, the firstpost receiver 40 may be positioned at afirst end 46 of the secondelongated plate 24, and the secondpost receiver 42 may be positioned at asecond end 48 of the secondelongated plate 24 that is generally opposite to thefirst end 46. The first and secondpost receivers offset bracket 12. In one embodiment, the first and secondpost receivers elongated plate 24 resides. As shown inFIG. 6 , in one embodiment, the first andsecond post receivers second post receivers second post receivers - The first and second
elongated plates mechanical connection device 50. Themechanical connection device 50 may be formed from one ormore connectors 52 extending between the first and secondelongated plates connectors 52 may be releasable connectors such as conventional bolts sized to extend throughholes 54 in the first and secondelongated plates elongated plates holes 54 may be positioned in close proximity to the first andsecond post receivers elongated plates holes 54 may be positioned on both sides of the first andsecond post receivers elongated plates holes 54 may be positioned on aflange 56 at thefirst end 36 and aflange 58 of thesecond end 38 of the firstelongated plate 22, and theholes 54 may be positioned on aflange 60 at thefirst end 46 and aflange 62 of thesecond end 48 of the secondelongated plate 24. As shown inFIGS. 3 and 5 , there may be eightholes 54 in each of the first and secondelongated plates connectors 52 may be used. In each of the first and secondelongated plates holes 54 may be positioned proximate to oneedge 64 of the first and secondelongated plates holes 54 may be positioned proximate to asecond edge 66 of the first and secondelongated plates first edge 64. - In one embodiment, the first and second
elongated plates second post receivers elongated plates elongated plates second post receivers elongated plates longitudinal axes lower fenceposts elongated plates longitudinal axes lower fenceposts - The offset
fencepost system 10 may be used to enable afence 68 to extend to within close proximity of awall 72 that sits on top of afooter 70 that extends outside of thewall 72. The offsetbracket 12 may be positioned on anupper end 74 of thelower fencepost 16 and a lower end of theupper fencepost 20, as shown inFIG. 2 . The offsetbracket 12 may be securely attached to thefenceposts second post receivers mechanical connection system 50; Thesystem 10 may be installed by first determining the distance from thewall 72 to dig a hole into which thelower fencepost 16 is to be inserted. The hole may be dug, and thelower fencepost 16 may be installed in the ground. Theupper end 74 of thelower fencepost 16 may terminate above or below the ground surface. Theupper fencepost 20 may be positioned in thebracket 12 such that theupper fencepost 20 extends upwardly from thebracket 12 and in close proximity to thewall 72. - The foregoing is provided for purposes of illustrating, explaining, and describing embodiments of this invention. Modifications and adaptations to these embodiments will be apparent to those skilled in the art and may be made without departing from the scope or spirit of this invention.
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1. An offset fencepost bracket, comprising:
a first elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the first elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the first elongated plate opposite to the first end;
a second elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the second elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the second elongated plate opposite to the first end;
wherein the first and second elongated plates are positioned generally parallel to each other such that the first post receiver is capable of being attached to a first post extending in a first direction from the first and second plates and the second post receiver is capable of being attached to a second post extending in a second direction from the first and second plates that is generally opposite to the first direction; and
a mechanical connection device coupling the first elongated plate to the second elongated plate.
2. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 1 , wherein the first post receiver of the first elongated plate is curved out of a plane in which the first elongated plate resides.
3. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 2 , wherein the first post receiver of the first elongated plate is semicircular.
4. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 2 , wherein the second post receiver of the first elongated plate is curved out of a plane in which the first elongated plate resides.
5. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 4 , wherein the second post receiver of the first elongated plate is semicircular.
6. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 1 , wherein the first post receiver of the second elongated plate is curved out of a plane in which the second elongated plate resides.
7. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 6 , wherein the first post receiver of the second elongated plate is semicircular.
8. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 6 , wherein the second post receiver of the second elongated plate is curved out of a plane in which the second elongated plate resides.
9. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 8 , wherein the second post receiver of the second elongated plate is semicircular.
10. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 1 , wherein the mechanical connection device couples the first end of the first elongated plate to a first end of the second elongated plate.
11. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 10 , wherein the mechanical connection device couples the second end of the first elongated plate to a second end of the second elongated plate.
12. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 10 , wherein the mechanical connection device comprises at least one connector positioned proximate to the first receiver of the first plate.
13. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 12 , wherein the mechanical connector comprises at least one connector on both sides of the first receiver of the first plate.
14. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 10 , wherein the mechanical connection device comprises at least one connector positioned proximate to the first receiver of the second plate.
15. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 14 , wherein the mechanical connector comprises at least one connector on both sides of the first receiver of the second plate.
16. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 1 , wherein the mechanical connection device is a releasable connector.
17. An offset fencepost bracket, comprising:
a first elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the first elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the first elongated plate opposite to the first end;
a second elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the second elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the second elongated plate opposite to the first end;
wherein the first and second elongated plates are positioned generally parallel to each other such that the first post receiver is capable of being attached to a first post extending in a first direction from the first and second plates and the second post receiver is capable of being attached to a second post extending in a second direction from the first and second plates that is generally opposite to the first direction;
wherein the first and second post receivers of the first elongated plate are semicircular, and the first and second post receivers of the second elongated plate are semicircular such that the first and second plates may be used to be attached to cylindrical fenceposts; and
a mechanical connection device coupling the first elongated plate to the second elongated plate;
wherein the mechanical connection device comprises at least one connector in close proximity with the first post receivers of the first and second plates and at least one connector in close proximity with the second post receiver of the first and second plates.
18. The offset fencepost bracket of claim 17 , wherein the mechanical connection device comprises at least one connector positioned on both sides of the first receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a first edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate, at least one connector positioned on both sides of the second receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a first edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate, at least one connector positioned on both sides of the first receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a second edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate, and at least one connector positioned on both sides of the second receiver of the first elongated plate proximate to a second edge of the first plate and extending to contact the second elongated plate.
19. A fencepost, comprising:
a lower fencepost;
an offset fencepost bracket attached proximate to an end of the first fencepost, the bracket comprising:
a first elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the first elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the first elongated plate opposite to the first end;
a second elongated plate having a first post receiver coupled to a first end of the second elongated plate and a second post receiver coupled to a second end of the second elongated plate opposite to the first end;
wherein the first and second elongated plates are positioned generally parallel to each other; and
a mechanical connection device coupling the first elongated plate to the second elongated plate;
wherein the first post receivers of the first and second elongated plates are attached to the lower fencepost such that the first post extends in a first direction from the first and second elongated plates; and
an upper fencepost offset from the lower fencepost such that the upper fencepost is attached to the second post receivers of the first and second elongated plates and extends in a second direction from the first and second elongated plates, wherein the second direction is generally opposite to the first direction.
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