Vision Extrusions Limited

Royal Group Technologies Inc.

Vision Extrustions Ltd.

Peter McCarthy

Rolf J Ohrstrom

Vic DeZen

Vic De Zen

A fence section includes an upper horizontal rail, a lower horizontal rail, and vertical members. At least one of the vertical members is connected to the upper horizontal rail by an upper connection system and to the lower horizontal rail by a lower connection system.

Fence system

A fence section includes an upper horizontal rail and a lower horizontal rail extending along respective upper and lower rail axes. A horizontal upper wall of the upper rail includes apertures spaced apart along the length of the upper rail. Vertical members extend beyond the upper wall through an internal cavity of the upper rail and through a respective aperture. The upper rail includes a first counterpart of a connecting structure for connecting at least one vertical member to the upper rail, the first counterpart being integrally formed with the upper rail. The at least one vertical member includes a second counterpart of the connecting structure, the second counterpart being integrally formed with the vertical member and configured to directly engage the first counterpart of the upper rail upon insertion of the vertical member through the respective aperture in the upper wall of the upper rail.

Fence

A fence system includes a first extruded lineal extending lengthwise along a first longitudinal axis. The first lineal has a sidewall with at least a first slot in the sidewall and the first slot extends generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis. The fence system also includes a second extruded lineal extending lengthwise along a second longitudinal axis. The second extruded lineal includes at least a corresponding first attachment leg extending outward from the second extruded lineal and parallel to the second longitudinal axis. The first attachment leg is integrally extruded with the second extruded lineal and is received in the first slot to secure together the first and second extruded lineals.

Fence bracket

An internal support system for a hollow plastic post comprising a rigid column on to which the post can be sleeved, a member secured to the lower end of the column for securing same upright, and at least one support bracket attachable to the column at a selected point and configured to be received into the lower end of the post to provide internal support for a post sleeved on the column and over the bracket.

Post support system

A storage box comprises a rectangular bottom, a rear wall, a front wall, a first end wall closing one end of said box, a second end wall hinged to one of the front and rear walls for opening and closing the other end of the box and a cover hinged to the rear wall for opening and closing the box at the top, the box being dimensioned to permit a lawnmower or the like to be run into said box through the end with the hinged end wall swung open and then stored within the box with the hinged end and the cover closed.

Storage box

A fence section comprising at least two elongated parallel hollow plastic fence rails having a series of registering apertures in opposing walls thereof to provide a series of picket receiving, passages therethrough spaced along and perpendicular to their length. A plurality of plastic pickets are inserted through the rail passages with the pickets in line along the length of the rails. Each picket has a passageway therethrough located within the rails. An elongated metal reinforcing and locking member is located within and slidable longitudinally of the rails to project through the aligned picket passageways to lock the pickets from removal from the rails while reinforcing the rails.

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Woodbridge, Canada

Peter McCarthy