Pack of 2 Parkez Garage Flashing LED Light Parking Stop Signs Review

This is a huge improvement over the box my husband used to help him park in the correct spot in the garage 😄 I have no complaints. We hit them all the time and they hold up great even though they're just plastic with a bit of metal. They work as intended.

This is my third flashing LED parking garage sign. My family has a 3 car garage and now each car including mine includes 2 trucks and a passenger car. Since you can add or remove feet to adjust the height, the car uses fewer feet and 2 trucks maximize feet and can still see the stop sign flashing when we drive up.

While the quality isn't perfect (but what do you expect for such a low price) it works well and has saved my wife and I from breaking the beautiful garage cabinets we have installed are garage wall. The flashing lights don't last long, but I mainly use them to pull in slowly until I hit a post and the stop sign starts shaking. Then I know I have to back up a few inches and park.

Inexpensive as expected for the price but works as advertised and serves its purpose. UPDATE AFTER TWO WEEKS OF USE. failed. But the blocks can still be used as they are easy to see when the front of the car makes contact with them. Maybe they should throw away the lamps, since they wear out quickly anyway, and halve the price.

Headlights flash when the car is touched. However, the "bar" is so weak that it doesn't actually stand upright at all, but tilts at an angle of about 45 degrees and has to be pushed back when crossing it. That's how one works -- the other is much worse -- the bar is tilted so far down that we can't even see it from the car -- so totally useless!

They definitely don't flash but I don't think it's necessary as they are flexible and move at the slightest pressure. As you can see in the photo, one stands fairly evenly, the other not so much. I'm sure I could play around with this, rearranging the segments to see if I can get it straight, but it still serves the purpose - even with the curve I set the spacing so I know how far I'm going have to pull up. Easy to assemble and weighs just enough not to tip over.

Bought two of these. When I received them they were well packaged by Revain. They were easy to put together. Upon closer inspection, it turned out that one of them had sand seeping out of the ground. Sand is used to add weight to the base. So I had to be careful with it not to spill more sand. Other than that, everything was fine with this first one I put together. The second one I assembled just didn't work. I think it's cheap electricity. I returned both. Don't even choose this brand, a waste

The reviews on this product are correct. We bought it to keep cars from crashing into the lawnmower and snowblower in our small garage. They work for this purpose. Cute but the bases are too light. But I reassigned some unused 2# wrist and ankle weights to make the bases heavier. Voila, problem solved. I also drew markings on the floor for where the sockets should go in case the lamps should fall. A gust of wind entering the garage can topple it. The lights work sporadically, randomly and…

Only 3 weeks have passed. There were other similar products. This one has a well weighted base (someone said it contains sand. Not sure?). I put a brick on top to give it more weight. The bars appear to be thin, but they have to be to bend. The batteries in the brake light will probably burn out in a few months (time will tell) but they don't matter much as it's easy to tell when the car hits the bars anyway. Consider the only metal part to be the spring at the bottom of the rods at the base…