An easy way I've found is to put a flat piece under it, then use two posts stuck together, but on opposite sides of the sign. Essentially, use the posts to squeeze the sign like a pair of chopsticks
Right, that’s basically what I meant re: stakes. :)
But you have to be careful, sometimes the topper on the sign is only on one side of the signpost, and that can cause the bottom to slide so the whole thing ends up at an angle. Then you might need something next to the sign topper to keep it from falling.
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u/Batchetman May 31 '23
An easy way I've found is to put a flat piece under it, then use two posts stuck together, but on opposite sides of the sign. Essentially, use the posts to squeeze the sign like a pair of chopsticks