• 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.