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Installing verge markers is an easy way to warn drivers of soft verges and prevent vehicles from parking on them, damaging the grass and causing a muddy mess. Available in a range of styles, these markers are most commonly made from plastic and feature reflective panels on either side. Our most popular unit is road-legal and frequently installed on bends in the road, letting drivers know that the road has a sharp turn in it.
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Verge Markers are a handy way of protecting grass verges and highlighting the curvature of the road to motorists. We offer two different types of Verge Post, the Wychwood Flexible post and the Zebra Protector post.
Both have reflectors on either side and are stripped in black and white for increased visibility. The Wychwood is a very popular choice because it can be installed very easily with just being pushed or malleted in. The Zebra post is a more substantial post which has two high-quality integrally moulded plastic reflectors rather than the sticker variant found on the Wychwood post. Both markers are very durable when installed correctly.
We often get asked which way round the reflector should be when installing verge markers. The correct orientation is to have the red reflector on the nearside (passenger side of your car) on approach.
So if you're in the UK driving on the left-hand side of the road, you should have red reflectors to your left and white reflectors to your right. We like to think about it like car lights, Red rear lights for the car you are following and White lights for the oncoming traffic.
Our grass verge posts are exceptionally easy to install. If you want something that is flexible and able to withstand an impact on more than one occasion, then the Wychwood Flexible marker is for you. It is very easy to install on grass verges as it can simply by pushed down into the ground or hit with a mallet.
The Churchill Post takes a little more work to install but is still very easy. The Churchill is more "bollard" like in its construction and is better suited to stopping cars from cutting corners. It is ridged and although it will flex a little it is nowhere near as flexible as the Wychwood. To install the Churchill roadside marker you will need to dig a hole and bury the lower portion into the ground (you can also use concrete for a more secure install if need be).
Give our trained sales team a call on +44 (0)1905 794875, they will help you in choosing a suitable system for your needs and will also be happy to discuss discounts for bulk quantity requirements and special delivery need.
We have the full range shown above in stock on the shelf ready to ship out next day, we offer special delivery services and can even arrange same day delivery on many products.
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