Abstract: A fencing panel includes a rail having openings in a first side to receive elongate members. A longitudinal channel is provided along a second side of the first rail, the second side being perpendicular to the first side. A set of second openings are provided within the longitudinal channel, each of the second openings corresponding to one of the first openings. Wedge members are inserted into each of the second openings such that the wedge members engage with the first rail, and an elongate member is inserted into the corresponding first opening such that the elongate member is secured to the first rail. A side cover plate is securable across the longitudinal channel.

Abstract: Described is a fencing ornament that is easily installed and removable. A fencing ornament to be secured to a fence structure includes first and second parallel elongate members and a cross member. The fencing ornament comprises a body portion having first, second, third, and fourth side members, and ornamentation within the body portion. Resilient first and second locking members are received in first and second recesses in the third side member adjacent ends thereof. A lug is provided on the fourth side member. Protrusions provided on each of the first and second locking members are moveable by compressing the locking member such that the lug is received in a hole in the cross member and the protrusions are received in a holes in the elongate members.

Abstract: Described is a fencing ornament that is easily installed and removable. A fencing ornament to be secured to a fence structure includes first and second parallel elongate members and a cross member. The fencing ornament comprises a body portion having first, second, third, and fourth side members, and ornamentation within the body portion. Resilient first and second locking members are received in first and second recesses in the third side member adjacent ends thereof. A lug is provided on the fourth side member. Protrusions provided on each of the first and second locking members are moveable by compressing the locking member such that the lug is received in a hole in the cross member and the protrusions are received in a holes in the elongate members.

Abstract: Described is a frame connection for connecting members of a frame without visible fixings. The frame connection comprises first and second elongate members, each having first and second channels. First and second connection members are provided, each having a first end portion comprising a first planar member and a second end portion comprising a second planar member. The end portions each include one or more holes therein. The first end portions of the first and second connection members are received in the first and second channels, respectively, of the first elongate member, and the second end portions are received in the first and second channels, respectively, of the second elongate member. Fasteners are received through the holes to secure the first and second connection members to the first and second elongate members and side cover members are then secured across the first and second channels.

Abstract: Described is a fencing panel comprising a first rail having a plurality of first openings in a first side to receive elongate members. A longitudinal channel is provided along a second side of the first rail, the second side being perpendicular to the first side. A plurality of second openings are provided within the longitudinal channel, each of the second openings corresponding to one of the first openings. Wedge members are inserted into each of the second openings such that the wedge members engage with the first rail and the elongate member inserted into the corresponding first opening such that the elongate member is secured to the first rail. A side cover plate is securable across the longitudinal channel.