Snow Plow Stakes
Driveway markers, also called snow plow stakes, mark the edges of a driveway, walkway, or parking lot so a plow operator can see them once snow has buried the curb. Plow Rubber's markers are fiberglass, topped with reflective tape that catches headlights in the dark and during a storm, and they stand up to a full season outdoors without cracking the way cheap plastic stakes do.
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We stock them in three heights so you can match the marker to the snow you actually get:
- 48 inch, for standard residential driveways
- 60 inch, for deeper snow or raised borders
- 72 inch, for heavy-snow regions and commercial lots
They are inexpensive by the piece, so most crews buy them by the bundle and place one every 10 to 15 feet along each edge that needs protecting. Reflective markers save far more than they cost the first time a plow misses a buried curb, sprinkler head, or flower bed.
Driveway Markers for Snow Removal Crews
Contractors running winter routes use them to protect client property and to speed up each pass, since the operator can read the edges at a glance instead of guessing. Order the height that fits your region and keep a bundle on the truck. For the blades that do the plowing, see our rubber plow blades and cutting edges.
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