25 Pack Heavy Duty Metal H-Stakes H Frame Wire Stakes, 17'' x 7'' Yard Sign Stake for 4mm Corrugated Signs

Not quite as durable as the last set I ordered. The guage of the wire seems to be the same, but these were a little flimsier. The bottom rung wond bend as I used my foot to step on it during insertion into the ground. All of the welds held, though. So the craftsmanship is high quality even if the materials are a little more malleable than I expected.

Good job.

Advertising can get costly so the price of these were great. They are sturdy for my childcare signs. I would order again! Easy to setup.

Sturdy

These are surprisingly sturdy. I replaced some thinner wire frames that were difficult to push into the ground. These worked great; thicker metal and short frame make them easy to install. The signs stay in place and are much easier to manage.

I was so happy these sign stands came in as they allowed me to space the Merry Christmas letters out perfectly and were study to hold up the lights as well. I didn't worry about them getting blown over either. That's how strong!

Very reasonable price, fits into the center of corrugated signs very easily. May need to give them a little help when trying to insert into rocky ground (such as near the shoulder of a road) by pounding a hole with a big screw driver before sticking the legs in. I am quite satisfied & will purchase again as needed.

These metal stakes are exactly the right height and width for standard yard signs. That’s where the good news ends. They’re made of super-thin wire that bends like a wet noodle the second you hit even slightly firm dirt. I tried pushing one in with my hand and it folded like a toothpick. Used a rubber mallet on the next one – instant pretzel. After five signs I was out of usable stakes and had a pile of metal spaghetti. If your ground is baby-soft and you never get wind, you’ll probably be fine. Anywhere else? Plan on ordering 2–3× more than you actually need because at least half will be trash by the time you’re done installing. They basically disappear in photos as shown here (which looks clean), but that’s only because they’re too flimsy to stand up straight half the time. If you just need something temporary, they’ll work. If you want signs that survive a week of harsh weather, look for heavy-duty stakes instead.