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Schwarzfeller Draht+ Zaun Gmbh

Zaun Gmbh

Gerhard Rohr

Werner Brand

Heinz Werner

Holger Schwarzfeller

A cap with a covering portion to cover a post having a rectangular-shaped cross-section for holding woven fencing having longitudinal rods. The cap is formed from a sheet metal blank and has a cover component that may be secured to the post. This cover has a width equal to the width of the post, and a depth which is greater than that of the post. The cap has an excess portion which extneds beyond the depth of the post and is provided with cut-outs along a section of an edge adjacent to the post. Free ends of sections connected to the cover have joggs extending from the cover to the cross-section of the post and matching cross-sections of the longitudinal rods in the fencing. These sectoins connected with a cover have excess portions extending beyond the depth of the post with slits to form webs extending to bases of the excess portions.

Cover for a post made out of box section for enclosures especially those

To create a post for enclosures, partitions, and similar structures consisting of several parts and involving a strip of hollow structural section that will allow the rapid and rational assembly of such enclosures as bar-grid fences and similar structures, whereby disassembly will be impossible without destroying the components, the length (2) of hollow structural section has a gap along one side flanked by two separated flanges (3), which extend either inward or outward and between which are accommodated webs (4) that match the shape of each flange and that are part of a length (5) of more or less T or .pi.-shaped structural section that closes off the gap, leaving room outside on each side of the flanges between the length of hollow structural section and the matching sections of a spine (6) on a length (5) of T or .pi.-shaped structural section, whereby the length of T or .pi.-shaped structural section can be locked into the length of hollow structural section.

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Schwerte, Germany

Gerhard Rohr