Abstract: A brace includes a first body configured and disposed to secure ends of adjacent structural members together, the brace having a substantially triangular shape.

Abstract: The apparatus is a fixture for mounting wire fence on posts. The apparatus is a channel formed with slots across the web of the channel and the slots angled into the channel walls to form finger like tabs. Holes in lengthwise flanges on the channel sides or holes in the web permit mounting the fixture on a post using screws. The channel can be constructed in long or relatively short sections. The hanging fixture can be used at the top and bottom of the wire fence with the angles of the slots reversed, so that the wire fence can be trapped between them after simple installation by merely bending the wires to fit them into the slots.

Abstract: A fixture attaches a hollow square cross section fence post to a simple vertical pipe. The fixture is constructed as interconnected inner and outer concentric cylinders with the inner cylinder extending beyond one end of the outer cylinder, and holes are formed through the extending portion of the inner cylinder through which fasteners can be attached to a pipe to anchor the fixture. To furnish the required strength, at least four radial fins are used to interconnect the inner and outer cylinders, and plateaus are used around the fastener holes to furnish added thickness to the inner cylinder at those locations.