along the vertical posts similarly the wall panels may be secured to the cross members at various selected positions relative to the cross members application_number US 46560199 A description reference is made to fig1 3 which illustrate a modular hoarding 10 the hoarding 10 includes a fence 12 which extends about the perimeter of a construction site and a covered walkway 14 the fence 12 is formed with modular components adapted to assemble and disassemble easily tubular steel posts tubular cross members wall panels and releasable mounting assemblies that join the various components the fence 12 may be assembled in straight line segments at each side of a construction site corner structures are generally not required where sections of the fence 12 meet the fence 12 is assembled in sections fence posts are installed at intervals along the perimeter of the site such as the three such posts 16 18 20 apparent in fig1 posts 16 and 18 and fig2 posts 18 and 20 in most instances holes will be dug to receive the posts but the posts may be formed with apertured flanges for fastening to pavement or other durable surfaces in some instances the fence posts may be driven into the ground two posts 18 20 associated with a particular section of the fence 12 are apparent in fig2 a pair of conventional pipe clamp fasteners 22 26 are mounted to one post 20 and another pair of fastener 24 28 to the other post 18 in order to releasably mount horizontal cross members 30 32 the fastener 26 which is typical is further detailed in fig4 where it may be seen to comprise two sleeves 36 38 aligned along axes that are offset horizontally and mutually perpendicular the.