LED Stop Sign Parking Assistant for Garage with Flashing Signal

This little guy does exactly what I needed. I no longer worry about my bumper getting scratched by the garage door. I only have about 2 inches between the wall so this works great!

This garage parking aid works great. I bought my first one years ago and it’s still in perfect condition. I decided to order another one for the other side of the garage and was happy that they were still available. I highly recommend this product.

Very flemsy.

So simple yet so effective and easy to use! Love it!

This is a parking assist stand for a garage. It is excellent for a garage setup with shelving on the back wall in front of where your car pulls in (especially if you have boxes or bins underneath the shelving). If, when you pull into the garage, it is hard to tell exactly how close you are to the edge of the shelf or the boxes, you can put this in front of what you don't want to bump with the car. It has a wide base and then two poles that connect to each other. Once the poles are connected, one end connects to the base, and the stop sign connects to the top of the other pole. The stop sign starts flashing when you bump the pole with your car.This works as intended but could be better in a couple of ways. First, the poles push together, and it is challenging to get them to stay together as you assemble them. It would be more secure and less flimsy if the poles screwed together. Second, although the base is wide, it is not heavy. I put a brick on top of the base behind the pole to keep it from sliding on the garage floor when I bump it. Ultimately, it is decent and works as it should, but a couple design changes would make it better.

Prevents parking accidents in crowded garages! This simple device uses a lighted, flashing stop sign on a flexible spring to alert you when you're getting too close. It's a small investment that can save you from costly vehicle, shelving, and garage wall damage – it pays for itself after just a few uses.

Good item

One of the poles would not slide into the joint coupler. Upon applying slight pressure (and I do mean slight) the coupler broke off in half.