Enhance Your Outdoor Advertising with Durable Wooden Stakes

Wood Stakes for Yard Signs and Bandit Signs

Display Your Yard Signs with Our Premium Wooden Stakes

Are you looking for a reliable and natural solution to display your yard signs? Our Wooden Stakes, crafted from high-quality, untreated pine, are the perfect choice. Measuring 1"x2"x36", they're tailored for one-sided signs and provide unparalleled support and visibility.

Why Choose Our Wooden Stakes?

Eco-Friendly and Durable: Made from all-natural pine, these stakes are not only sturdy but also eco-conscious, making them a preferred choice in areas where steel products are restricted.
Easy Installation: With a pointed end, these stakes ensure hassle-free insertion into any ground type. Their user-friendly design means you can set up your signs quickly and efficiently.
Versatile Use: Ideal for various settings, from real estate announcements to local event promotions and political campaigns. Our stakes withstand diverse weather conditions, offering long-lasting performance

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Don't miss out on the opportunity to elevate your signage. Order your Wooden Sign Stakes today and ensure your messages stand out!

Wooden Sign Stakes

Works where wire stakes fail. Ideal for hard ground, rocky soil, or areas where H-stakes just won’t bite.
Fast, straightforward installation. Pointed tip drives easily with a hammer or small sledge. No guessing, no wiggling, no bending metal.
Durable pine construction. Made from natural, untreated pine (1" x 2" x 36"). Light enough to handle easily, strong enough to stay put.

GOOD STUFF TO KNOW:

Best for one-sided signs. Wood stakes will block the second side of a sign. Go here for wire stakes.
Choose your flute direction as "Horizontal for Wood Stakes". Horizontal flute direction less likely to fold under higher winds.
Use roofing nails to attach sign to stake. We like the 3/4 in. x 12-Gauge Electrogalvanized Ring Shank Plastic Cap Roofing Nails. Home Depot.
When attaching wood stake. Mount the sign a couple inches below the top of the stake so you can hammer it cleanly without crushing the sign.