Hangzhou

Abstract

The article of this design is a stake primarily used in orchards and farms. It comprises a lower erection section that is erected into the ground, an upper main post section for securing a wire or rope, and a detachable cap attached to the longitudinal end of either the erection section or the main post section (Reference Figure 1). The upper section of the erection section and the lower section of the main post each have two holes for fasteners aligned along their length, allowing the erection section and the main post section to be detachably attached to each other using fasteners. When the erection section and the main post section are secured in two locations, the lengths of the sections are parallel (e.g., front view). When the erection section and the main post section are secured in one location, the angle they form can be adjusted as desired. For example, Reference Figure 2 shows an installation state in which the erection section and the main post section form a right angle. The main post section has multiple holes aligned along its length, each with a notch. A wire or rope can be introduced into the hole through the notch. The caps help prevent injuries at the ends of the uprights or main posts. If multiple protruding ends appear depending on the installation of the uprights and main posts, additional caps can be installed (see Figure 3).

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