Delineator Posts
A delineator post is a narrow upright marker that guides drivers along an edge or lane line. It takes up far less room than a cone or drum, which is why you see them separating bike lanes, toll plazas, parking garage ramps and long work zone tapers.
There are two families. Portable posts sit in a weighted rubber base and move with the job. Surface-mount posts bolt or glue to the pavement and bend over when hit, then spring back, so they suit permanent lane separation.
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42 in Delineator Post with Rubber Base
A complete portable delineator: 42 inch orange post, two reflective bands and a rubber base, ready to set.
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42 in Delineator Post, Replacement Top
A 42 inch delineator post without a base, for replacing damaged posts or using bases you already own.
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36 in Flexible Surface-Mount Delineator
A flexible tubular post that mounts to pavement and springs back after impact, for bike lanes and permanent lane separation.
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48 in Flexible Surface-Mount Delineator
A taller 48 inch flexible post for medians, ramps and locations where drivers need to see the marker sooner.
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Buying questions
Portable base or surface mount?
Use a portable base when the layout changes day to day, such as work zones and events. Use surface mount for anything that stays put for months: bike lanes, loading zones, parking separators.
What base weight do I need for a 42 inch post?
8 lb bases are fine for parking lots and low-speed areas. Go to 12 lb or more for open roads, wind or truck traffic.
Is reflective sheeting included?
Portable posts normally come with two reflective bands. Surface-mount posts are often sold with sheeting as a separate line; ours are quoted with standard high-intensity sheeting included.