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Driveway guards are one of the best new outdoor
safety products on the market today. Whether you live on a busy street or in a
quiet neighborhood with little traffic except morning or evening rush hour,
driveway guards offer you peace of mind when your children are playing outside
or an elderly in his mobility scooter
is hanging out in the front lawn.
What is a
Driveway Guard?
A driveway guard is a safety net that extends
across a driveway to create a barrier between your property and the public
right of way or street. It is not a fence, yet it provides both a visual and
physical barrier. Driveway guards are made of a soft plastic mesh that is
sturdy and waterproof. The mesh is a bright orange color that makes it highly
visible. Generally three feet high, they are available in several adjustable
lengths, typically a maximum of 16, 18, or 25 feet.
Benefits of
Driveway Guards
Costing between $70 and $100, driveway guards are
an excellent safety product for children and elderly in wheelchairs or mobility
scooters. They are especially useful if you have more than one child, or your
house is the one where neighborhood children gather to play kickball or soccer
in the driveway.
Driveway guards are also useful for other areas
besides the driveway; for example, to enclose a side or front yard, or cordon
off a part of the back yard.
Driveway guards can also help prevent accidents
from happening, for instance when children are busy riding their bikes and not
paying attention to whether any cars are coming, or when a disabled individual
in his mobility vehicle is out of his mind to cross the street by himself.
The bright orange color of the driveway guard also
alerts drivers of an activity ahead. The design of a driveway guard makes it
easy to store.
In addition, it is lightweight, easy to carry
around, and there are no unwieldy nets to fold up. Because the poles fit
straight into the below grade sleeves, there are no heavy sandbags or weights
needed to stabilize the poles. Another advantage to having the sleeves set at
grade is they don't interfere with lawn maintenance, nor will they cause a
stumbling hazard.
Driveway guards are another safety tool to protect children, people with disabilities, and individuals with mobility problems.
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