Plastic fence

Claim 2

An improved fence, comprising in combination: a plurality of posts adapted to be anchored in the ground; at least two vertically spaced-apart rails extending transversely between the posts; a plurality of fence boards, each having holes formed therein; and fastening means extending through the holes in the fence boards for fastening the fence boards to the rail; at least some of the holes being elongated vertical slots spaced apart sufficiently to allow the fence boards to be moved vertically with respect to the rails to accommodate uneven terrain.

Claim 3

The fence according to claim 1 wherein the fence boards and rails are constructed of plastic, and wherein the fence boards are hollow, with the holes extending through only one sidewall of the fence boards.

Claim 4

The fence according to claim 2 wherein the fastening mens comprises a plurality of plastic pegs integrally formed with and protruding from the rails, each peg having a reduced diameter neck of lesser diameter than the width of the hole, and an enlarged diameter head of the width larger than the hole.

Claim 5

An improved fence, comprising in combination: a tubular support adapted to be anchored in the ground in an upright position; a hollow plastic post adapted to be closely received over the support and secured thereto, the post extending upwardly from the support; a plurality of plastic rails extending transversely between the posts and connected to the posts; a plurality of hollow, plastic fence boards, each having holes formed therein; and fastening means extending through the holes in the fence boards for fastening the fence boards to the rails, at least some of the holes being elongated vertically and spaced-apart sufficiently to allow the fence boards to be moved vertically with respect to the rails to accommodate uneven terrain.

Claim 6

An improved fence, comprising in combination: a tubular support adapted to be anchored in the ground in an upright position; a hollow plastic post adapted to be closely received over the support and secured thereto, the post extending upwardly from the support; a plurality of plastic rails extending transversely between the posts and connected to the posts; a plurality of hollow, plastic fence boards, each having holes formed therein; and fastening means extending through the holes in the fence boards for fastening the fence boards to the rails, at least some of the holes being elongated vertically and spaced-apart sufficiently to allow the fence boards to be moved vertically with respect to the rails to accommodate uneven terrain.

Claim 7

An improved fence, comprising in combination: a tubular support adapted to be anchored in the ground in an upright position; a hollow plastic post adapted to be closely received over the support and secured thereto, the post extending upwardly from the support; a plurality of plastic rails extending transversely between the posts and connected to the posts, the rails each having a plurality of plastic pegs protruding from one side; a plurality of hollow, plastic fence boards, each having holes formed one one side for snapping the fence boards onto the pegs; and a flexible plastic strip adapted to be placed between the posts in contact with the ground, the strip having an upwardly facing channel for closely receiving the lower edges of the fence boards; the support having a depending sharp pointed anchor for driving into the ground to anchor the support; at least some of the holes of the fence boards being vertically elongated slots for allowing the fence boards to be positioned at various vertical positions with respect to the rails to accommodate uneven terrain.

Claim 8

An improved fence, comprising in combination: a tubular support adapted to be anchored in the ground in an upright position; a hollow plastic post adapted to be closely received over the support and secured thereto, the post extending upwardly from the support; a plurality of plastic rails extending transversely between the posts and connected to the posts, the rails each having a plurality of plastic pegs protruding from one side; a plurality of hollow, plastic fence boards, each having holes formed one one side for snapping the fence boards onto the pegs; and a flexible plastic strip adapted to be placed between the posts in contact with the ground, the strip having an upwardly facing channel for closely receiving the lower edges of the fence boards; the support having a depending sharp pointed anchor for driving into the ground to anchor the support; at least some of the holes of the fence boards being vertically elongated slots for allowing the fence boards to be positioned at various vertical positions with respect to the rails to accommodate uneven terrain.