Abstract: A glass fence support system for supporting a plurality of glass panels and having a plurality of spaced apart clamp blocks, each defining a channel to receive the edge of the glass panel, and through fastenings in the blocks for passing fastening through openings in the glass panels to secure them in the channels, and a plurality of positioning holes for securing the clamp blocks to a substrate.

Abstract: A fence system having upright posts and transverse fence rails, formed of hollow rectangular tubular construction and having internal ribs formed within the hollow interior; a plurality of angular mounting brackets defining a transverse insertion portion and an upright attachment portion, and wherein the transverse insertion portions are adapted to make a frictional fit within the interior of said hollow tubular rails, and a plurality of fastening holes in said attachment portions, whereby the same may be secured to a fence post.

Abstract: A fence system having upright posts and transverse fence rails, formed of hollow rectangular tubular construction and having internal ribs formed within the hollow interior; a plurality of angular mounting brackets defining a transverse insertion portion and an upright attachment portion, and wherein the transverse insertion portions are adapted to make a frictional fit within the interior of said hollow tubular rails, and a plurality of fastening holes in said attachment portions, whereby the same may be secured to a fence post.

Abstract: A fence system which can be erected on site and comprising a set of transverse rails of metallic material, formed as hollow sections, a plurality of vertical balusters, which can be interengaged with the transverse rails; and a plurality interconnecting devices which are attachable to the vertical balusters, and which interengage with the interior of the transverse rails, so that the vertical balusters can be connected with the transverse rails at spaced intervals.