Industrial Grade Road Reflectors Pack of 10 for Speed Bumps, Sidewalks & Freeways Review

This worked great for the first few months but then quickly broke down and stopped working. I bought them for our driveway and they broke easily. I hate seeing how long they took for someone who needed them for company. Not durable or hard.

I finally found time to put them in the driveway to help reverse at night. I was expecting a highly reflective marking like the ones you see on the roads, but instead they have very low reflectivity. I am very disappointed to say the least. Updated 05/18/20. I've had them installed in the driveway of my apartment building for less than 2 months and one out of 10 has already broken.

Only lasted 1 week, Observations: 1. Good reflection - my driveway meanders downhill between scaffolding, and the reflection of a headlight or taillight Cars is bright enough to see the edges perfectly in the dark. 2. Haven't ridden any of these reflectors but they seem sturdy and "greatly" heavy. The foot is covered with an abrasive material that prevents slipping. (Haven't even nailed it yet, but the reflectors are still there)

Ideal for marking the entrance edge. The reflectors have a roughened backing which allows the flexible adhesive to easily stick and stay in place. I also liked the two notches on either side of the marker which made it easy to grab the marker when applying glue and then flip it over. Without nicks, it would be difficult to manipulate without getting your hands dirty with glue, and difficult to place correctly. Overall very happy with the product

My wife and I both have trouble driving at night (our area doesn't have streetlights) so we wanted something that would mark the boundaries of our driveway. Bought these reflectors = BINGO! You can see these devices from afar at night and they are perfect for our needs. I placed them about 10 feet apart on either side of our disc. Used a caulking gun and a 9oz Gorilla. Heavy Duty Construction Adhesive Ultimate to hold them in place. Apply a generous amount of glue to the bottom of each piece…

We live in a HOA with no lines. Our new neighbors are very bad drivers and have been constantly hitting our sprinklers, exterior lights, our ornamental bushes and we suspect they are the ones who stepped back and killed our beloved cat. They constantly skip the driveway when returning home after dark, destroying sprinkler heads and community monitored plantings at the entrance to the driveway. I have bought these and installed them at the entrances to all of our neighbors houses on both sides…

I have been away from home for 19 months due to COVID. I installed these reflectors just before leaving and they looked great and reflected the light well. I got home 4 weeks ago and none of them work. I put a few in front of a light source and they don't reflect at all. I've tried contacting the manufacturer to see if they have any idea what's going on, but there doesn't seem to be a way for Revain or the manufacturer to make an inquiry. I find the lack of reflection surprising as there are no

I used some of these to mark the edge of my driveway. One of my cars has tinted windows and when I'm reversing at night it's hard to see the edge of the driveway. I placed some of them about 20 feet apart and when I reverse the light on the car these reflectors are easy to see. I didn't glue them, they have enough weight to hold them in place, they stay in place even if a lawn mower runs over them. I no longer roll down the driver's window to get a better view of the side mirror (because of the