First is installation, Discount Snow Stakes easily go into the ground with no hassle and have a protective cap to protect the stake. There are only a few things you need to worry about with snow stakes and snow markers.

Our snow stakes are $1.24/stake and have all the bells and whistles, which leads me to my next point.ģ. Price – Let’s even start with the low end to make the driveway reflector argument fair…… $.89 sounds great right? Well, like I stated above, they break so quick, you will probably end up buying multiple batches to line your driveway and keep it marked for snow plows and visibility.now you’re up to $1.78 per snow marker because you had to buy multiple. This means they don’t last as long, which makes you buy more and waste more.Ģ. Also, they are extremely breakable, brittle even. Don’t believe me? Drive around your neighborhood at night and look at the driveway markers, there is no glaring light coming from these things. The battery works for the first few weeks but eventually fades. It’s the opposite of going green – Not only are these made out of plastic which is terrible for the environment but they also have an LED battery inside which is also unnecessary and can be harmful.

Well, Let me address these issues and show you why to stick with fiberglass snow markers and get rid of the driveway reflectors.ġ. Also, they are easy to get and reasonably priced, any hardware store sells them for $.89-$1.50. These are the little guys to the right of this post right here -> These are convenient for a few different reasons, for one, they dont look bad… these driveway markers are cute and solar powered! So its like you’re going green right? WRONG. Many home owners and smaller snow removal companies are using the plastic driveway marker reflectors.

Reflector sticks