🛑 Garage Parking Assistant Stop Sign by Walter Drake Review

That's a great idea but the only problem is the pole used to hold the stop sign is very weak. The stop sign weighs so much that the mast tips over. I went to Home Depot and bought a four foot dowel and glued it to the placed bar to give it enough rigidity to stand upright. Now he works like a champ. It is imperative that the supplier change the design to accommodate more rigid shelving that will not tip over.

This is a miracle machine, our car is always in the same place in the garage. The stop sign stays upright and stays where I put it. A NOTICE. When inserting the first rod into the spring mechanism, be sure to tap it all the way with a rubber mallet or light mallet and a block of wood. This will ensure the stem and shield stay upright with the correct curvature so the base doesn't press down on the ground. Even if the car is shorter, not all the bars need to be used. Just so you can see the stop

Does exactly what it's supposed to do. I bought 2 of these for our garage and placed them where I would like the cars to stop. The flashing lights are a bonus, all you really have to do is pay attention when the car touches them and notice how it moves. It bends easily so I won't mark the trim of the car. It's quick to set up and doesn't take up much space. I don't intend to use them outdoors, so negative reviews about them don't spread. If you need something similar in your garage, this is a…

I have a small two car garage. Shelves for storage on all three sides. Lawn mower or snow blower in summer or winter. The garage is not very deep and the door to the house is in the front. (Seriously small and flat. I drive a CR-V) After years of worrying about blocking the path too far from the back door to the side door or not fully driving into the garage😬. I decided to try this. That's great! Doesn't take up space or hang down like a ball that everyone hits. Dogs don't try to jump on him…

I had one of these units in another house a few years ago so I decided to order another one. It had problems; I think it may have been returned to the seller as the tape on the box showed it had been opened. There was no tape on the batteries as assumed; another sign that it has been opened and returned. While I was able to put it together easily, it wasn't quite straight. That meant my car hit the part of the bar where I didn't want the car to stop. I've tried rearranging the parts, but…

This thing works fine, but it's also pretty weak. I know it needs to be flexible to withstand a car crash, but it bounces a lot if you touch it lightly. A post that snaps together doesn't hold the pieces together very tightly, and you can't lift it at all without tearing it apart. Other than that it's been up and running for over 6 months now and I really almost never have to move. I had to put a cement watering donut on the base so it doesn't slide on the garage floor every time I touch it and