Driveway Markers & Reflectors (10 Pack) Road & Pavement Markers Double Sided, Reflective Drive & Road Stud Street Markers, Speed Bumps, Asphalt, Pedestrian Crossings, Safety, Commercial Grade, Yellow

I am using these on fence posts along the road. They are really visible. These are just like to reflectors you see glued down to the road. There is a place to use screws if you need to mount/screw these to a fence/wall, but there are no holes. You will have to make the holes yourself. I really like these on the fence since we live on a darker road with no street lights and these make the fence line very visible.

They arent as bright as I had hoped. You have to be right up close to see them. I was hoping to see them further away. Good quality though.

I dont have street lights on my road, so I wanted to try these out these reflective markers to help visitors see the boundaries of my driveway. I set these markers down about 5-6 apart lining my driveway on both sides. One side I put in the grass; the other side was placed on the driveway. Both sides were visible when coming up the drive. I am choosing not to secure these double sided markers to my driveway. I have an asphalt driveway that will need blacktopped this summer and in other years to come. The markers were heavy enough they have stayed in place with wind and rain. Depending on the weather, I will probably pick them up and put them in my garage if high winds or snow is predicted. I have put the markers that were originally in the grass on the driveway. I havent tested them out to see if they will survive getting run over, but I am pretty sure an Amazon delivery truck or some other vehicle will eventually test them for me. I will update my review when that happens.

These reflectors are VERY heavy duty and stand up to our car rolling over them with no problem. However, without holes in the sides, Im at a loss as how to apply them to our driveway so folks walking by dont just help themselves to our reflectors. If there were some holes for fasteners to pass through, Id screw them into our concrete driveway. They reflect very well - much better than the reflective tape we first tried. I hope folks leave them in place so we dont have to repurchase them, but we would if we needed to. Recommend!

The idea is good for using these for residential driveways. Because the product has not been marketed for,do,emetic use before, it makes it all the more,surprising the supplier didn’t include some suggestions for adhering them to drive surface and giving guidance on best positioning

My guy has a very large pickup, and while he drives it fine, parking is another issue. He believes in the back up until tapping the car behind him when he is parking. Once he has tapped the car behind him, he stops the truck, leaving no room between his back bumper and the bumper of the car behind him. Except his tapping is usually not so gentle. I got these reflective road and pavement markers so I can outline a parking space for him on the street in front of my house, as well as in the driveway. As the markers are reflective, this should help him visually. They are also raised, so he should be able to park by feel when his tires hit the markers, providing he follows the strong suggestion that when he is parking, he goes very slowly moving forward and backward. I am looking forward to event free, improved parking on his part! The 20 pack is a great value at $39.99. Well worth it when increasing the safety of parking.

If a company is going to offer an item like this you would think they would include instructions and any supplies needed to install, in this case the proper adhesive. You will find neither in this package. I have not installed the Driveway Markers & Reflectors (10 Pack) Road & Pavement Markers yet because I have to figure out what adhesive will be best to make them adhere properly and stay put and what kind of surface prep is needed before installing. Not impressed .

Instructions for installing these driveway markers would have been helpful. I researched online how to put these in. I wanted these for the far end of my driveway. Although they may have been meant for a paved or blacktop driveway, I got them for my gravel driveway. I used my drill press to make a hole on each side, then used very long concrete screws to anchor them into the driveway. I brushed away the surface rocks so I had a clean flat spot to put the markers. (I had a rock under the center of one and when I screwed it down it broke at the screw hole.) I got all the rest of them installed very securely, and Im pleased how they look.

These driveway markers were very easy to install, I just placed them on the grass by the side of the driveway. While they have some reflection, I was a little disappointed since I expected them to be more reflective, especially at night. The first two pictures were done during the day, while the last two pictures were made when it was dark. They do not have any adhesive, but they stay in place unless moved. I like that they can be driven over without damage. While I will use the ones I have, I will not get more for the entire length of the driveway.

Heavy duty, high quality reflectors. These are exactly like what is on the roadway in the USA at least. If you are the kind of person to keep triangles or cones with you in case of a accident, these wont disappear or get torn up if they get run over and I think they take up less space in a road side kit.