A support post includes an inner post (34) that supports rotation of an outer post (12).

A powered gate post assembly includes an inner post that supports a rotating outer post.

The stud connector engages three sides of a stud support beam and four sides of the stud.

A second stud is joined to the first stud to form a frame.

The post may also have an upper portion that extends upward from the post receptacle when the lower portion of the post is received in the post receptacle.

The present invention relates to a pole, particularly a wood pole (1).

A street light includes a pole and a head attached to the pole.

A bollard assembly having a post and a sleeve.

In this way, the post clamp pair "hugs" the post and is secured thereon without having to be permanently fixed to the post or damaging the structural rigidity of the post.

There is a left-right tooth (14,15) on the pole (11).

A sensor (9) in the post senses the distance of the post from the vehicle to locate the post a predetermined distance from the vehicle.

The actuator is disposed within the inner post that drives rotation of the outer post.

In embodiments there is disclosed a modular pole for horticultural and agricultural use, pole sections and connector pins for use to assemble the pole, and methods for assembling the pole.

The safety gate system includes a post and a gate hinged to the post.

Each post clamp pair "sandwiches" a post and is fixedly attached to the post by virtue of fasteners that lock one half of the post clamp pair to its other half.