Abstract: A framework comprising a plurality of vertical posts, a plurality of horizontal members and a locking attachment for connecting the horizontal members to the vertical posts, the vertical posts being provided with a plurality of key hole shaped apertures oriented at an acute angle to vertical, and a head and stem portion adapted to extend from each of the horizontal members for interconnection with the key hole shaped apertures such that the vertical edge of each horizontal member is force fit connected to a respective one of the vertical posts.

Abstract: A framework comprising a plurality of vertical posts, a plurality of horizontal members and a locking attachment for connecting the horizontal members to the vertical posts, the vertical posts being provided with a plurality of key hole shaped apertures oriented at an acute angle to vertical, and a head and stem portion adapted to extend from each of the horizontal members for interconnection with the key hole shaped apertures such that the vertical edge of each horizontal member is force fit connected to a respective one of the vertical posts.

Abstract: A structural member can be used alone or paired with a like member for use as an upright or cross member of a support structure. This structural member has particular application in greenhouse structures where a support structure is formed for retaining transparent panels. The structural members are preferably made of rolled steel and are of a generally `T` configuration with a pair of retaining flanges. The structure simplifies manufacturing by accommodating punching of various fastening ports or forming of securing flanges prior to the rolling operation. Any shaping of the members is easier as the shaping may be carried out on individual members prior to pairing of the members to form an upright or cross member.