Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
  • E01F—ADDITIONAL WORK, SUCH AS EQUIPPING ROADS OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLATFORMS, HELICOPTER LANDING STAGES, SIGNS, SNOW FENCES, OR THE LIKE
  • E01F9/00—Arrangement of road signs or traffic signals; Arrangements for enforcing caution
  • E01F9/60—Upright bodies, e.g. marker posts or bollards; Supports for road signs
  • E01F9/688—Free-standing bodies
  • E01F9/692—Portable base members therefor

Definitions

• the present invention relates to supports for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences.
• the present invention relates to a movable support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences, which includes a body in a shape of a solid fitting in a cuboid or a truncated pyramid with a rectangular base and having a set of openings for embedding a post for temporary signs and/or elements of temporary barriers and/or temporary fences.
• a road ballast system with a base made of a non-rigid, elastic shock-absorbing material.
• the base has an upper surface and a lower surface spaced therefrom. At least one hole passes through the upper surface.
• a receiving plate made of rigid construction material is mounted below the upper surface of the base.
• a vertical sign post has a lower end mounted in a base hole which is furthermore rigidly connected to the receiving plate.
• the described base of the road ballast system has a complex multi-element structure.
• Publication EP 3 228 751 A1 of the application description of the invention titled "Support for e.g. road and traffic signs” discloses a base for a road sign or signpost.
• the base includes at least a first upper surface and a second lower surface and chamfers at both ends. Usable holes are made in the chamfers, the purpose of which is to provide means of carrying and handling.
• the base is additionally divided into at least two separate parts, a first part and a second part with a mounting surface. The first part and the second part of the base are complementary to each other, wherein the first part constitutes most of the second lower surface and the second part constitutes most of the first upper surface.
• the first part and the second part of the base include locking means adapted to lock the first part and the second part relative to each other in a first longitudinal direction and a second direction transverse to the first direction.
• Each of the first and the second parts of the base includes first locking members, which include at least a male member and at least a corresponding female member, the male and the female parts of which extend substantially parallel with the first upper and second lower surfaces and are adapted to lock support elements relative to each other in a first direction.
• the locking means also include second locking members which constitute hook members along the mounting surface, where a free end of the hook member of the first part is a complement to an intermediate part of the hook member on the second part.
• a base comprising a body which has an upper surface, a lower surface and lateral inclined surfaces.
• One end of the body includes an inclined end surface with a usable opening, and a set of mounting openings for mounting a sign post or road board is provided in the upper surface of the body.
• Each of the lateral inclined surfaces of the body comprises a usable opening in which a recess is located with a support surface facing downwards.
• Another end of the body is equipped with an upper shoulder ending with a locking protrusion with a support surface facing upwards and a support surface facing a central axis of the body, with a lower part of the locking protrusion located at a level of the lower surface of the body.
• the described base has a complicated structure and requires locking sets to aggregate the bases together.
• the aim of the present invention is to propose a support that, without changing its structure and without additional coupling elements, can be aggregated and folded into one another, obtaining sets extending in different directions depending on the needs, in particular so that the supports can be used for stable, reliable and easy installation of road signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences or their elements of various weights, sizes and shapes. Where the road signs, the temporary barriers and the temporary fences are heavy, sets comprising the supports of identical shape and structure may be stacked on top of each other.
• the sets adapted to the road signs, the temporary barriers and the temporary fences may be composed of the supports whose longitudinal axes may be placed in the different directions relative to each other, in particular the longitudinal axes of the supports forming the set can intersect.
• a support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences in its simplest form, comprising a body in a shape of a solid fitting into a cuboid or a truncated pyramid with a rectangular base and having at least one hole or opening for mounting a post for temporary signs and/or elements of temporary barriers and/or temporary fences, characterized in that the body comprises an imaginary separated upper part comprising at least two hills, an internal hill and an external hill, and at least two recesses, an internal recess and an external recess, arranged alternately along a longitudinal axis of the body, wherein the external recess and the external hill are positioned at short opposite sides of the body, and the internal hill is positioned between the internal recess and the external recess, and the internal recess is located between the internal hill and the external hill, and lower part, a cross-section of which is a mirror image of a cross-section of the internal recess in relation to a base of the internal recess, which is trap
• a sleeve with an internal diameter corresponding to a diameter of the temporary sign post and/or the diameter of the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences, which are to be embedded in it may be mounted in one opening and a sleeve with a rectangular, especially square cross-section, with internal dimensions corresponding to the shape and the dimensions of the temporary sign post and/or the shape and the dimensions of the temporary barriers elements and/or the temporary fences, which are to be embedded in it, may be mounted in another opening.
• the support may have a stabilizing set comprising at least one projection and sockets of such dimensions and placed in such a way that the projection or the projections when another support, the same as the superimposed support, is placed on the support during aggregating the supports is placed in the corresponding socket regardless of whether the support axes of the set will be located parallel to each other or whether the axes projected onto one plane will intersect each other.
• the support has a set of support slats or strips which, by penetration into the ground, prevent the support from moving, and when in its lower part the support has a set of through openings and/or additional recesses of various shapes and depths, thanks to which the weight of the support is reduced.
• Another embodiment of the invention is characterized by the fact that at both ends of the body the support has identical external hills and the additional external hill of the support is located in such a way that it is a mirror image of the external hill, and between the internal hill and the additional hill is formed the external recess with a shape and dimensions corresponding to the shape and the dimensions of the inverted external hill.
• a length a of the support may be from 600,0 mm to 1200,0 mm, preferably from 700 mm to 1000 mm, in particular 800 mm
• a width b of the support may be from 200,0 mm to 400,0 mm, preferably from 300 mm to 320 mm, in particular 280 mm
• a height c of the support may be from 100,0 mm to 200,0 mm, preferably from 110 mm to 150 mm, in particular 120 mm
• an angle of inclination of external walls of the body and walls of the hills and the recesses measured from the horizontal may be from 60° to 90°, preferably from 70° to 80°, in particular 76°.
• the idea of the invention is a set of supports characterized by the fact that it comprises two identical supports, wherein the upper support of the set is superimposed on the lower support of the set and their longitudinal axes are located in one plane perpendicular to the bases of the supports and are located parallel to each other.
• the set of supports comprises two identical supports, wherein the upper support of the set is superimposed on the lower support of the set, and the longitudinal axes of the supports projected onto the horizontal plane intersect at the right angle at the point corresponding to the center of their internal recesses.
• Fig. 1 shows schematically in an axonometric view one of embodiments of a support 1, 101 for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention, which in its simplest form comprises a body 10 having a shape of a solid fitting into a cuboid or truncated pyramid with a rectangular base or other figure symmetrical to two axes perpendicular to each other, for example an octagon or even a circle, and having a set 20 of holes or openings, which in this embodiment is one hole or opening 21.
• the opening 21 or openings if there are more of them, serve to embed an element or elements of the temporary signs and/or elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences.
• the upper part 11 and lower part 12 can be distinguished.
• the upper part 11 of the body 10 comprises at least two rises or hills, an internal hill 41, 141 and an external hill 42, and at least two recesses, an internal recess 31, 131 and an external recess 32, located alternately along a longitudinal axis 7 of the body 10, the external recess 32 and the external hill 42 are positioned at short opposite sides 17 of the body 10, respectively, and the internal hill 41, 141 is positioned between the internal recess 31, 131 and the external recess 32, and the internal recess 31, 131 is positioned between the internal hill 41, 141 and the external hill 42.
• the lower part 12 of the body 10 has a cross-section that is a mirror image of the cross-section of the internal recess 31, 131 relative to the base of the internal recess 31, 131.
• the lower part 12 of the body 10 has a cross-section, which is trapezoidal in shape and has dimensions corresponding to an outline of a longitudinal section of the internal hill 41, 141 after rotation around its horizontal base, which has an external outline in the longitudinal section such that the outline of the internal hill 41, 141 after rotation around its horizontal base corresponds to the outline internal recess 31, 131.
• the external recess 32 has the shape of a step or a stair and is located at the shorter side 17 of the body 10, and the internal recesses 31, 131, on one side of which there is the external hill 42, and on the opposite side of which side there is the internal hill 41, 141, it is located between the internal recess 31, 131 and the external recess 32.
• an upper surface 46 of the internal hill 41, 141 and an upper surface 36 of the internal recess 31, 131 are flat.
• a middle internal wall 15 between the internal recess 31, 131 and the internal hill 41, 141 is at least in part a common wall.
• an internal side wall 16 between the internal recess 31, 131 and the external hill 42 is at least in part a common wall.
• An angle ⁇ of inclination of an external wall 14 of the body 10 and the walls 15, 16 of the hills 41, 141, 42 and the recesses 31, 131, 32 measured from the horizontal in one embodiment is 60°, in another embodiment it is 70°, and in yet another embodiment it is 80° and even 90°. In a preferred embodiment, the angle ⁇ of inclination is 76°.
• a depth g of the internal recess 31, 131 and the external recess 32 is equal to a height h of the internal recess 41, 141 and the external recess 42. In one embodiment, the depth g is half a height c.
• the above-described shapes of the internal recess 31, 131 and external recess 32 and the internal elevation or hill 41, 141 and the external hill 42 make it possible to place in the internal recess 31, 131 of the support 1 the internal hill 141 of another support 101, the longitudinal axes of which lie in the vertical plane and are located parallel to each other.
• the above-described shapes of the internal recess 31, 131 and the external recess 32 and the internal hill 41, 141 and the external hill 42 enable in the internal recess 31, 131 of a support 1, 101, 1901, 2201 a placement of the lower part 12 of another support 1, 101, 1901 , 2201 in the case of a set of supports comprises the same supports 1, 101, 1901, 2201 or a combination of supports 1, 101, 1901 shown in Fig. 1 and Fig. 19 and the support 2201 shown in Fig. 22 , the longitudinal axes of which are projected onto the horizontal plane intersect at the right angle in the center of the recesses 31, 131 of the intersecting supports 1, 101, 1901, 2201. Fig. 2 and Fig.
• a support 201 shown in Fig. 2 differs from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that the support 201 in one embodiment has, in addition to a set 20 of openings 21 for placing the post for temporary signs and/or elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences, a stabilization set 50 comprising at least one projection 51 and sockets 56 with such dimensions and placed in such a way that the projection 51 or projections, when another support is placed on the support 201, the same as the support 201 when aggregating the supports, will be placed in their corresponding sockets regardless of whether the set's support axes will be located parallel to each other or whether the axes projected onto one plane will intersect each other.
• a support 301 shown in Fig. 3 differs from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that the support 301 has, in addition to the opening 21 of the set 20 of openings, an opening 22 which, together with the opening 21, forms the set 20 of openings.
• Each of the openings 21, 22 is suitable for placing the post for temporary signs and/or the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences.
• the support such as that shown in Fig.
• the stabilization set 50 comprising at least one projection 51 and the sockets 56 with such dimensions and arranged in such a way that the projection 51 or projections, when another support is placed on the support 301, the same as the support 301 when aggregating the supports, will be placed in their corresponding sockets, regardless of whether the axes of the supports of the set are located parallel to each other or whether the axes projected onto one plane will intersect each other.
• the support such as that shown in Fig. 3 has a set 60 of support slats or strips 61, 62 which, by penetration into the ground, prevent the support, for example the support 301, from moving.
• the support strips 61, 62 placed on paved surfaces facilitate the flow of rainwater flowing over the surface of roads, which prevents them from moving with the flowing water, especially during heavy rainfall.
• Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 schematically show in axonometric view yet other embodiments of support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention.
• the supports 401 and 501 shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5 differ from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that the supports 401 and 501 have, in addition to the set 20 of openings for placing the temporary sign post and/or the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences and the stabilization set 50, a set 70 of reflective elements 71 and luminous elements 72 powered by batteries or photovoltaic panels.
• the support such as that shown in Fig. 5 has hollows 81, 82 of a set 80 of hollows that aid in gripping the support 501 and the set 60 of support strips.
• Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 schematically show in axonometric view yet other embodiments of a support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention.
• the supports 601 and 701 shown in Fig. 6 and Fig. 7 differ from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that the supports 601 and 701 have, in addition to the opening 21, the set 20 of openings for placing the temporary sign post and/or the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences, openings 23, 26, 27, 28 belonging to the set 20 of openings, which differ in shape and arrangement compared to the shape and location of the opening 21.
• FIG. 6 is a circular opening located in a corner of the internal hill 41 of the support 601, while the openings 26, 27, 28 belonging to the set 20 of openings for placing the temporary sign post and/or the temporary barrier elements and/or the temporary fences, such as those shown in Figs. 6 and 7 , have a rectangular shape and are located in the internal hill 41 and the external hill 42 and the external recess 32.
• the openings 21, 22 and 23 and the openings 26, 27 and 28 shown in Figs. 1-7 are the openings with exemplary shapes, dimensions and arrangements for placing therein the posts of temporary signs and/or the elements of temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences.
• the openings may have different shapes, dimensions and arrangements and may be selected in such a way that their shapes, dimensions and arrangement correspond to the cross-sectional shape and post dimensions of the temporary signs and/or the temporary barrier elements and/or the temporary fences that are to be embedded in them.
• External dimensions of the posts and the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences such as diameters and side lengths of the sections, in one of the embodiments of the supports 1, 101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 1501, 1701, 1901, are 40,0 mm, in another embodiment they are 42,0 mm, and in a preferred embodiment they are 50,0 mm, and in yet another embodiment they are 60,0 mm or even 150,0 mm.
• the external dimensions of the posts and the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences have dimensions selected from the range of 40,0 mm to 150,0 mm.
• Figs. 8-10 show a front view and side views of the support 1, 101 for the signs, the temporary barriers and the temporary fences, which comprises the body 10 with external dimensions a ⁇ b ⁇ c , which has in the upper part 11 the external recess 32 located at the shorter side 17 of the body 10, and the internal recess 31.
• a length a of each of the supports 1, 101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 1501, 1701, 1901 is 600,0 mm, in another embodiment it is 700,0 mm, and in a preferred embodiment it is 800,0 mm, and in yet another embodiment it is 1000,0 mm or even 1200,0 mm.
• the length a is the length selected from the range of 600,0 mm to 1200,0 mm.
• a width b of each of the supports 1, 101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 1501, 1701, 1901 is 200,0 mm, in another embodiment it is 300,0 mm, and in a preferred embodiment it is 280,0 mm, and in yet another embodiment it is 320,0 mm or even 400,0 mm.
• the width b is the width selected from the range of 200,0 mm to 400,0 mm.
• a height c of each of the supports 1, 101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 1501, 1701, 1901 is 100,0 mm, in another embodiment it is 110,0 mm, and in a preferred embodiment it is 120,0 mm, and in yet another embodiment it is 150,0 mm or even 200,0 mm.
• the height c is the height selected from the range of 100,0 mm to 200,0 mm.
• the internal hill 41 At one side 17 of the body 10 there is the external hill 42 and near the opposite side 17 of the body 10 there is the internal hill 41 which is located between the internal recess 31 and the external recess 32.
• the internal hill 41 has an external outline with a shape and dimensions corresponding in the shape and the dimensions to a mirror image made relative to a horizontal line 5 of an internal outline of the internal recess 31.
• the depth g of the internal recess 31 and the external recess 32 is equal to the height h of the internal hill 41 and the external hill 42, which makes it possible to place another support in the internal hill 41, for example the support 101 identical with the support 1 in a part including at least the internal hill 41 and the internal recess 31 of another support and superimposed on support 1.
• Fig. 10A shows a cross-section of the support 1, 101 for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences made along a line G-G marked in Fig. 8 , which shows a cross-section of the lower part 12 of the body, which lower part in the cross-section has the shape of the internal hill 41 which in turn has in the longitudinal section and in the cross-section of its lower part the external outline with the shape and the dimensions corresponding in the shape and the dimensions to the mirror image made relative to the horizontal line 5 of the internal outline of the internal recess 31 described with reference to Fig. 1 and Fig. 8 .
• a height d of the lower part 12 of the body 10 is equal to a height h of the internal hill 41.
• Figs. 11-14 show cross-sections of the supports 1, 101 for the signs, the temporary barriers and the temporary fences made along lines A-A and B-B marked in Fig. 1 .
• the body 10, as mentioned in the description of Fig. 1 has in the upper part 11 the external recess 32 in the shape of the step or the stair and the internal recess 31.
• the lines A-A and B-B marked in Fig. 1 are located at right angles to each other and it is clear from Figs. 11-14 that the internal hill 41 located between the internal recess 31 and the external recess 32 has, in a longitudinal section made along the line B-B and in the cross-section of its lower part shown in Fig.
• the depth g of the internal recess 31 and the external recess 32 is equal to the height h of the internal recess 41 and external recess 42, which allows the internal hill 41 of another support identical to the support 1, 101 in a part including at least the internal hill 41 and the internal recess 31 of the other support and superimposed on the support 1, 101 from above.
• the opening 21 for mounting the post of the temporary signs and/or the temporary barrier elements and/or the temporary fences is a through opening, while the opening 121 for embedding the temporary sign post and/or the temporary barrier and/or the temporary fence elements shown in Figs. 13 and Fig. 14 is a non-through opening.
• FIG. 15 schematically shows in an axonometric view another embodiment of a support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention, in particular for placing elements of the signs, the temporary barriers and the temporary fences in the openings in the supports
• Fig. 16 shows a cross-section of the support made along a line E-E shown in Fig. 15 .
• a support 1501 shown in Fig. 15 differs from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that a sleeve 124 is mounted in an opening 24 with an internal diameter corresponding to the diameter of the temporary sign and/or the diameter of the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences, which are to be embedded in it.
• FIG. 17 shows schematically in an axonometric view yet another embodiment of a support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention and Fig. 18 shows a cross-section of the support made along the line F-F shown in Fig. 17 .
• a support 1701 shown in Fig. 17 differs from the support 1, 101 shown in Fig. 1 in that a profile 126 is embedded in the opening 26 with a shape and internal dimensions corresponding to the shape and the dimensions of the cross-section of the temporary sign and/or the diameter of the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences, which are to be embedded in it.
• profile 126 is a rectangular profile, in other embodiments the profile may have a shape of any other flat geometric figure.
• FIG. 19 schematically shows in an axonometric view yet another embodiment of a support for signs, temporary barriers and temporary fences according to the invention.
• a support 1901 shown in Fig. 19 differs from the support 501 shown in Fig. 5 in that the support 1901 has the set 20 of openings including a plurality of different openings for receiving the temporary sign posts and/or the temporary barrier and/or the temporary fencing elements, the stabilization sets 50, the set 60 of support strips and the set 80 of hollows, which are described with reference to Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 and others.
• the openings of the support 1901 have a circular or rectangular shape in a cross-section and are arranged in the support 1901 in various places, which allows for a large selection of embedding posts of the temporary signs and the elements of the temporary barriers and/or the temporary fences of various configurations, thus the support 1901 is a universal support.
• Fig. 20 and Fig. 21 show sets 2000, 2001, each of which includes two identical supports 1901.
• the upper support 1901 of the set 2000 is superimposed on the lower support 1901 of the set 2000, and their longitudinal axes 7 are located in one plane, perpendicular to the bases of the supports 1901 and are located parallel to each other.
• the body of each support 1901 in its lower part has a set 90 of through openings and/or additional recesses 91, 92, 93 of various shapes and depths visible in Fig. 20 , thanks to which a weight of the supports is reduced while maintaining a shape and an outline of the supports described above.
• the 20 has in its upper part the external step-shaped recess, located at the short side of the body, and the internal recess, at one side of which there is the external hill, and at which on the opposite side there is the internal hill which is situated between the internal recess and the external recess and which, in a longitudinal section made along the longitudinal axis of the support and in a cross-section made along a line perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the support and passing through any point of the base of the internal recess, has an external outline in a shape and dimensions corresponding in the shape and the dimensions to a mirror image made relative to a horizontal line of an internal outline of the internal recess.
• the external step-shaped recess located at the short side of the body, and the internal recess, at one side of which there is the external hill, and at which on the opposite side there is the internal hill which is situated between the internal recess and the external recess and which, in a longitudinal section made along the longitudinal axis of the support and in
• a top surface of the internal hill and a top surface of the internal recess of each support 1901 are flat.
• the corresponding shapes of adjacent surfaces of the upper support 1901 and the lower support 1901 ensure good adhesion of the surface directed upwards along the entire length of the lower support 1901 to the surface directed downwards along the entire length of the upper support 1901 and stabilize the relative position of the supports 1901, and prevent the movement of one support, for example the lower one, relative to another support, for example the upper one superimposed on the lower support.
• Fig. 21 shows a set 2001 of the supports 1901 similar to the supports shown in Fig. 20 , which differs from the set 2000 shown in Fig. 20 in that the longitudinal axes 7 of the supports 1901 projected on a horizontal plane intersect at right angles at a point corresponding to the center of the internal recesses and adhere to each other with the surfaces of the internal recesses.
• the longitudinal sections made along the axis 7 of the internal recesses of the supports 1901, from which the upper support is superimposed on the lower support correspond to each other in a shape and dimensions.
• the corresponding shapes of the adjacent surfaces of the internal recess located between the hills of the upper support 1901 and the internal recess located between the hills of the lower support 1901 ensure good adhesion of said upward surface of the lower support 1901 to the downward surface of the upper support 1901 and stabilize the relative position of the supports 1901 and they prevent the movement of one support, for example the lower one, relative to another support, for example the upper one, superimposed and crossed with the lower support.
• the depth g , marked in Fig. 1 , Fig. 8 and Fig. 11 , of the internal recess and the external recess is equal to height h, marked in Fig. 1 , Fig. 8 and Fig. 11 , of the internal hill and the external hill of each of the supports 1901 of the set 2000 and the set 2001, such that the upper surface of the internal hill and the external hill of the lower support are located in the same plane as the lower upward surface of the upper support superimposed on the lower support.
• a height of projections of the supports 1901 of the set 2001 is equal to a height of support strips of the supports 1901 of the set 2001, then the upward external surfaces of the projections shown and described with reference to Fig. 2 and Fig.
• the height of the support projections and the height of the support strips of the supports 1, 101, 201, 301, 401, 501, 601, 701, 1501, 1701, 1901 are 8,0 mm, in another embodiment they are 12,0 mm, and in a preferred embodiment they are 10,0 mm, and in yet another embodiment they are 14,0 mm or even 16,0 mm.
• the height of the support projections and the height of the support strips is the height selected from 8,0 mm to 16,0 mm.
• sets similar to those shown in Fig. 20 and Fig. 21 , in place of the supports 1901 shown in Figs. 19-21 have the supports shown in Figs. 1-18 and described with reference to the supports shown in Figs. 1-18 .
• Fig. 22 and Fig. 23 show in a top view and a front view yet another embodiment of a support 2201 which at both ends of the body has external hills 42, 242 identical to those described with reference to Figs. 1-9 .
• the additional external hill 242 of the support 2201 is arranged in such a way that it is a mirror image of the external hill 42, and between the internal hill 41 and the additional hill 242 is formed the external recess 32 with the shape and the dimensions corresponding to the shape and the dimensions of the inverted external hill 42.
• the stabilization set 50 comprising at least one projection and sockets and the set 80 of hollows to facilitate gripping of the support, are similar to those, which are described with reference to Figs. 1-9 .
• the support 2201 has the set of support strips such as those shown in Fig. 3 .
• the supports shown and described above may be made of plastic materials such as plastic, rubber, silicone or mixtures thereof, as well as wood, concrete and metal.
• the supports presented and described above can be made in the form of moldings on injection molding machines if the output product is plastic, also obtained as a result of recycling, or in the form of castings if the output product is plastic, metal, rubber, silicone, concrete.
• the supports shown and described above may be made by machining, for example when made of wood.
• Fig. 24 shows an example of the use of the set 2001 shown in Fig. 21 comprising crossed supports 1901 in which a road sign post 2 is mounted. A similar post could be placed in each of the supports described above.
• Fig. 25 shows the use of the supports 1901, instead of which the supports shown in Figs. 3-8 , Fig. 11 , Fig. 13 , Fig. 15 and Fig. 17 could be used to embed the elements of the temporary barriers 3 and/or the temporary fences.
• Fig. 26 shows a similar use of the sets 2000 of the supports 1901 shown in Fig. 20 , in which the temporary barrier and/or the temporary fencing elements 4 have been embedded.

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