SmartSign 6-Pack 'Reserved Parking' Reflective Cone Message Sleeve Collar with Symbol, 360-Degree Visibility, Vinyl Signs for Traffic Safety Cones, 3-Side Print [Cone Not Included]

I had purchased ]*pack of 18 inch collapsible orange cones as we sometimes have quest speakers at our organization. I needed something to mark reserved parking spots for them. These covers the slipped perfectly over the cones. They were a perfect solution for us. Sturdy quality with reflective material make them easy to see in the evening hours. Compact and easy to store. And inexpensive. Very happy with our choice.

TLDR; Gives clarity of why a cone is in a stall; reflectors make it visible to see, easy to slip over a cone Recently purchased this for our church parking lot to reserve stalls for our pastors. Since our church rents from another church on Sundays, we don’t have the luxury of stationary signs to reserve parking for our pastors, so we resort to using cones with these signs. In the past, when we placed cones in certain stalls, sometimes people from our congregation remove the cones so they can take the parking stall, not realizing the cones are meant to reserve parking for our pastors. Instead of making an announcement from the stage, we got these signs and placed them on the cones, which has been a tremendous help in the past weeks we’ve used them. Now, the only time the cones are removed from the stall is when our pastor arrives, and one of our parking lot techs is there to assist. One thing I will say is that, for packaging, they do flatten these out, which gives them an odd shape when you try to place them over a cone. One thing I do suggest, before use, is placing this on a cone and letting the cone with the sign sit in the sun for a few hours. That will soften the sign enough to take shape onto a cone, so it helps remove the creases that come with it when it’s shipped to you. You may have to readjust the sign a bit to slip it over the cone a little bit more, but once it takes shape on the cone, then it’ll be ready for use.

These were pretty good. Worked great until someone decided to run over one instead of getting out his truck and moving it.

“RESERVED PARKING” slip signs for cones are nice. What I don’t like is the vendor printing their Internet address, phone number and model number on them. I’m not getting compensation for advertising. If they want me to advertise for them, then they should be a free promotional item. At any rate, I used Testor’s ELO (easy lift off) to safely remove it. Now it makes it acceptable.

The sleeves fit the cones perfectly. So far, they have held up well in the rain. It’s nice to have the option of changing them based on the need.