Safety barrier

Michael Richard Lawrence; Christophe Bastien; Harold Lewis Collins; Martin Jeffrey Batchelor; Aled Mon Roberts

Safety barrier

Michael Richard Lawrence (Inventor), Christophe Bastien (Inventor), Harold Lewis Collins (Inventor), Martin Jeffrey Batchelor (Inventor), Aled Mon Roberts (Inventor)

School of Mechanical, Aerospace and Automotive Engineering

Research output: Patent

Abstract

A safety barrier comprises at least one upright post supported in a socket, the cross-section of the post having at least one concavity, and the socket having a cross-section which includes a convex portion shaped to extend into the concavity when the post is fitted in the socket. The convex portion of the socket cross-section preferably extends along the entire length of the socket, but (if desired) the socket can be formed with a cover including an aperture for receiving the post, which can provide the convex portion. The lower end of the socket can be closed if desired. A socket for supporting a post of a safety barrier system (per se) is also described, having a cross-section which includes a convex portion. The convex portion is suitably shaped to extend into a concavity of a post fitted in the socket. Further, a kit is described comprising such a socket and a post, the cross-section of the post having at least one concavity into which the convex portion of the socket is shaped to extend.

Original language	English
Patent number	GB2435066
IPC	E04H 17/ 22 A I
Priority date	9/02/06
Publication status	Published - 15 Aug 2007

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