Hy-Ko 48″ Blue Aluminum Driveway Marker

Introducing the 48-inch blue driveway marker, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This durable and highly visible marker is designed to help you clearly define your driveway boundaries, enhancing safety and convenience for both drivers and pedestrians. Crafted with quality materials, this driveway marker is an excellent choice for residents and property owners in Grass valley looking to improve their outdoor space.

• Generous length:Measuring 48 inches tall, this marker is easily visible from a distance, making it ideal for marking driveways and pathways.
• Double-sided reflector:Equipped with reflectors on both sides, it ensures visibility during nighttime or low-light conditions, increasing safety.
• Twisted aircraft grade aluminum rod:The sturdy rod provides strength and flexibility, allowing the marker to withstand various weather conditions without bending or breaking.
• Rustproof construction:Made from materials resistant to rust, this marker maintains its appearance and functionality over time, even when exposed to moisture.

This blue driveway marker is perfect for a variety of practical uses in Grass valley. Homeowners can use it to clearly outline their driveway edges, preventing accidental damage to lawns or landscaping. It is also useful for guiding vehicles safely in snowy or rainy weather when driveway boundaries may be obscured. Property managers and businesses can benefit from these markers to designate parking areas or pathways, improving organization and safety. Additionally, the reflective feature makes it a valuable tool for enhancing visibility on rural or dimly lit roads.
In summary, the 48-inch blue driveway markeris a reliable and essential accessory for anyone in Grass valley, CA seeking to improve driveway safety and visibility. Available at Grass Valley, this rustproof, double-sided reflective marker combines durability with practical design to meet your outdoor marking needs effectively.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.