Where do I find these step stakes?

[TheSnowman]

I've not done a TON of digging because I figured if someone had ordered them before they could save me the screwing around, but I haven't ever seen these from any of my suppliers before, and I have a customer that wants them....anyone know?

 

[tsgstl]

Proceed has hem along with most supply houses

Elite frames
4.50 each ish

Edit proveer dam autocorrect

 

[TheSnowman]

What the heck is "proceed"?

 

[tsgstl]

Sorry was on my phone in a parking lot waiting on a client.
Proveer not proceed
Grimco
almost any supply company has them. They will mostly be their top of the line coro frame
181, elite, premier they all got em

 

[royster13]

http://www.signsplusbanners.com/ite...und+Supports&s=Extreme+Heavy+Duty+Step+Stakes

 

[parrott]

We buy a similar stand from Parker Davis in NC. Usually buy a skid or two to get the price down.

 

[TheSnowman]

Wow, that's Royce...that price is way better than Grimco. I always just pick these up at my local supplier, so I've never really had to shop around for step stakes before.

 

[ChicagoGraphics]

Rayco sign supply and Grimco carry them, it's a heavey duty coro holder

 

[Justin]

I don't get what these stakes do. Do they allow you to put two signs on 1 stake, or allow you to just stack them ontop of each other to have a taller sign?

 

[royster13]

They are just stronger......

 

[Justin]

They are just stronger......

Ah. Thanks. I see the bush on the bottom of the picture now.. It just allows stacking ontop of one another, and they are stronger...

 

[WeekendDirectionals]

Firesprint a merchant member here, has a good heavy duty stand that is $1.69 if you are buying 100 to 250.

 

[Malkin]

In that pic they spent good $$ for the stake but skimped on using the proper opaque coro for DF printing...

 

[FireSprint.com]

Grimco has that exact stake - CORO18I