Barricade bracket

Claim 2

In a barricading system of the type wherein barricading boards emplaced about hazards are provided with end caps on at least one end thereof said end caps comprising parallel legs and an interconnecting bight, a space being defined between the end cap and the end of the barricading board, a bracket for interconnecting at least two barricade boards in an angular relationship, comprising: (a) a first element associated with and adapted to be slid over a first barricade board, and (b) a second element laterally removed from said first element, adapted to be slidingly inserted into the space defined between the end cap and the end of the second board.

Claim 3

The barricade bracket of claim 1 wherein the first element comprises a substantially U-shaped member having first and second spaced apart, parallel legs and an interconnecting bight portion, and wherein the U-shaped section slides onto said first board associated therewith such that the interior surface of the bight section abuts against the top of the board associated therewith.

Claim 4

The barricade bracket of claim 1 wherein: the second element comprises an elongated member having a configuration similar to that of the space defined between the end cap and the end of the barricade board associated therewith such that the second element can be inserted into the space.

Claim 5

The barricade bracket of claim 3 wherein: the space has a substantially rectangular configuration and the second element comprises a substantially rectangular tubular member having a diameter less than that of the space to enable the tubular member to be inserted thereinto.

Claim 6

The barricade bracket of claim 1 which further comprises: means interconnecting the first and second elements of the bracket.

Claim 7

The barricade bracket of claim 1 wherein: the first element comprises a substantially U-shaped member having first and scond spaced apart, parallel legs and an interconnecting bight portion, the second element comprises an elongated member having a configuration similar to that of the space defined between the end cap and the end of the barricade board associated therewith such that the second element can be inserted into the space, and wherein the U-shaped section slides onto the board associated therewith such that the interior surface of the bight section abuts against the top of the board associated therewith.

Claim 8

The barricade bracket of claim 6 which further comprises: means for interconnecting the first and second elements.

Claim 9

A barricade system comprising: at least a pair of barricade boards angularly disposed with respect to each other and means for interconnecting the boards, the interconnecting means comprising the bracket of claim 1.

Claim 10

In a barricading system of the type wherein barricading boards emplaced about hazards are provided with end caps on at least one end thereof said end caps comprising parallel legs and an interconnecting bight, a space being defined between the bight and the end of the barricading board, a bracket for interconnecting at least two barricade boards in angular relationship, comprising: (a) a first element associated with and adapted to be slid over a first barricade board, and comprising a substantially U-shaped member having first and second spaced apart, parallel legs and an interconnecting bight portion, the U-shaped section sliding onto the board associated therewith such that the interior surface of the bight section abuts against the top of the board associated therewith, (b) a second element adapted to slidingly inserted into the space defined between the end cap bight and the end of the second board; and comprising an elongated member having a configuration similar to that of the space defined between the end cap and the end of the barricade board associated therewith such that the second element can be inserted into the space, and (c) means for interconnecting the first and second elements; and (d) a ledge formed at the free end of one of the legs of the U-shaped member and extending radially outwardly therefrom, the ledge defining the means for interconnecting and, wherein the second element is affixed to the ledge and extends upwardly therefrom.

Claim 11

In a barricading system of the type wherein barricading boards emplaced about hazards are provided with end caps on at least one end thereof said end caps comprising parallel legs and an interconnecting bight, a space being defined between the bight and the end of the barricading board, a bracket for interconnecting at least two barricade boards in angular relationship, comprising: (a) a first element associated with and adapted to be slid over a first barricade board, and comprising a substantially U-shaped member having first and second spaced apart, parallel legs and an interconnecting bight portion, the U-shaped section sliding onto the board associated therewith such that the interior surface of the bight section abuts against the top of the board associated therewith, (b) a second element adapted to slidingly inserted into the space defined between the end cap bight and the end of the second board; and comprising an elongated member having a configuration similar to that of the space defined between the end cap and the end of the barricade board associated therewith such that the second element can be inserted into the space, and (c) means for interconnecting the first and second elements; and (d) a ledge formed at the free end of one of the legs of the U-shaped member and extending radially outwardly therefrom, the ledge defining the means for interconnecting and, wherein the second element is affixed to the ledge and extends upwardly therefrom.