Eagle 6 Foot Long High Density Polyethylene Speed Bump Cable Guard with Anchor Kit, 72" x 10" x 2", Yellow, 1792

Durable, easy to install.I will buy nore.

We bought a pair of these as a short-term solution to needing to run a cord across a driveway where our customers would be driving. I've used yellow jackets (the nice rubbery ones) on jobs before, and I wasn't expecting these to compare, but at 25% the price it seemed like a good solution for a short-term need. The product seems robust and durable, and perhaps if anchored down would function wonderfully. We were hoping they'd stay in place for the slow-speed parking lot traffic we experience without being staked, and that definitely doesn't work--their rigid nature has them flopping and banging all over the place each time a vehicle crosses. So, if you're hoping to use them like a yellow-jacket (unanchored) look elsewhere.

I actually did not buy this for a speed bump. During very long and hard rain water comes in the corner of my three car driveway from the street and floods my large driveway area. By placing this at the corner end of the driveway next to the street the water now continues to flow down the street.I also prime it and painted it the same color as the driveway. I used out door construction glue to place it and used clear silicon around its perimeter. It works and I am happy. Delivered ahead of time, strong construction.

Seems to be holding up well so far. Put in multiple units on our private gravel road. The spikes work well to hold these in place. We lined up two of them across the road with a little space in between. So far it seems to be slowing traffic down.

I was surprised to find that these are hollow in the middle, but other than that find them to be good quality. They include qty six (6) 12" steel spikes and 1 tube of black sealant, which is also good, but I wish all of these features would have been noted in the specs before purchasing.

Everything showed up on time and was packed good enough for what was shipped. However I was shorted one tube of he roofing cement/glue for adhering the speed bump to the road. The other three I ordered came in as described with the cement.

I cut in half and filled with cement. Anchored into brick alley with drop-in anchors and it is solid as a rock. Cars no longer fly down this alley behind my garage. If you fill with cement like this, use something that can be heavily diluted like leveling compound. You need it very liquid to flow into all the nooks and crannies.Photos here:https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-iBDMaQnNhp4/VRxYOZFZM9I/AAAAAAAA19U/rHjNFbcx3NY/w1114-h630-no/IMAG0602.jpghttps://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-STPvLsgVbiI/VRxYPbJ5zGI/AAAAAAAA194/f1rPNhUVolY/w405-h716-no/IMAG0603.jpg

This is a great speed bump. Its not so high that its a problem since I have it in my driveway for two reasons ... one to slow visitors down (its a long driveway) and two, my lane is gated to keep my pets in so it makes up the difference between the gate and the ground.