🚧 Enhance Safety with Blazer International 376RDM Red 36-Inch Metal Post Reflective Driveway Marker Review

I'm not sure because of the negative reviews, but the reflector is ok. It's big enough, reflects the light well and is the right height. The reflector is actually bigger than the one I bought from the big store. The stand to stick it to the floor is metal and thicker than I expected. I can't wait for California to slide into the ocean.

Come on man! Who is the genius that made the decision to place the barcode sticker just above the reflector? You laugh? They don't come off easily even after heating with a hair dryer! It will take time to take them down and clean them. They could simply be clipped onto a steel rod and then torn off. I'm sorry but it cost you 4 stars from me. Because of this, I can only give you one. You'd better order some goo too if you wanna order that.

My mail lady has been running across my lawn and ripping up my lawn for weeks. I'm going to get in trouble with our HOA because my weed looks like this. My neighbor put one on and she's stopped riding around her yard so I found it here for a few bucks and it's more durable than the one my neighbor has. I was very impressed with the quality for only a few bucks so I ordered another one as a backup. Will buy again and again when needed! It also does the job. She hasn't walked on my lawn since…

These things are great. Very durable. Sturdy metal poles driven directly into the ground. They are straight and lined up nicely in my front yard. One star, however, for having to peel those horrible barcode stickers off ALL the reflective sides of each one. It's fine if you buy one or two, but 24? That cost me a lot of time. More than an hour. These aren't just plastic covers, these are stickers. Difficult to clean. I would put a sticker around the stem of the stake. Not on a reflector. It…

After hesitation I bought one just to see how the sticker came off after reading the reviews. In fact, the stick hit where it wasn't necessary. Why not stick it on a stick so you can cut it down? Looked online and tried the "rub with olive oil" on the sticker. I apply a thin layer directly to the edge of the decal and let it sit for a minute. It then immediately peeled off leaving just a few small sticky spots which immediately came off with a little olive oil. I have one other comment on how…

In general, the product corresponds to the description. Here in South Buffalo we get lake effect snow. I placed them both in the driveway and along the front of the property to allow snow plow drivers to get as far over the grass as possible. very soft ground. Once it gets cold, you'll need to pre-drill the holes, install the posts, and then make sure you backfill them firmly. Poles and many of them came out of the ground. In addition, they were obscured by the height of the snow. The product…

The advantage is that these are metal poles and you won't suffer from invisible and very painful fiberglass splinters when you handle them. However, there are two problems with these bars. The first is so obnoxious I don't know how they didn't handle it any other way. Each mast has a large sticker on one side of the reflector. The sticker is so big that it completely covers the reflector on one side. When you get it cleaned you find out it's one of those horrible stickers you can't clean. You…

These markers are great because they have metal poles that are much stronger than the fiberglass poles that come with most driveway markers. However, they are only 36 inches long, and for those who live in areas with a lot of snow, that length is a bit short. They work well in Connecticut but are not appropriate for Buffalo, New York. The main problem with these markers is that they all have a label on one side at the top of the reflector. I've included a picture for those who want to see what…

We use them at the edge of our front yard to keep trucks and visitors off our lawn. I have found that the best way to keep these reflector posts relatively straight and level over time is to purchase small diameter PVC pipe separately, use a hacksaw to cut lengths of about 12 to 14 inches in length and pounding them into the grass. Rubber hammer as a small "holder" for these reflectors. I leave about 2 inches of pipe sticking out above the grass line. This gives me a nice clean way to get those