Empire Level 78006 White Stake Marking Flags 100 Pack

Product Description

The EMPIRE LEVEL 78006 is a pack of 100 solid white plastic stake flags used for ground marking in utility locating, excavation planning, landscaping layout, and site surveying. Each flag stands 24 inches overall, with a 3-inch flag height and 2-inch flag width, providing high visibility against varied terrain. The plastic construction resists moisture and handles repeated outdoor use. These flags are driven directly into soil and are intended for temporary site marking applications. Licensed tradespeople and site contractors use them to identify buried utilities, property lines, and hazard zones before dig operations begin.

These stake flags are suited for residential and commercial job sites where temporary ground marking is required. Common applications include utility locating prior to excavation, irrigation layout, fence line marking, and construction site staging. The solid white color is frequently used to denote proposed excavation or as a neutral marker in multi-color flag systems. Each pack contains 100 flags, making it practical for large-area marking jobs.

Key Features

• 100 stake flags included per pack — covers large marking areas without reordering
• 24-inch overall height for ground-level visibility across uneven terrain
• 3-inch flag height and 2-inch flag width for clear color identification
• Solid white color — standard neutral or proposed-excavation marker in utility flag conventions
• Full plastic construction resists moisture and light weathering
• Pointed stake design drives into soil without tools

Compatibility

Designed as a standard stake flag for temporary ground marking in utility, construction, landscaping, and survey applications. Compatible with any application requiring a 24-inch plastic stake flag.

Installation Notes

Stake flags are pressed or driven directly into soil by hand or with a rubber mallet on harder ground. No special tools or trade licenses are required for flag placement, though utility locating and excavation work must comply with applicable local dig-safe regulations and one-call notification requirements. Remove flags promptly when marking is no longer needed to avoid confusion with active utility markers. Flags are intended for temporary use only and should not be considered permanent site markers.