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CurbGlow is a self-adhesive, high-visibility reflective address marker you press onto your curb once. No batteries, no charging — engineered with retro-reflective sheeting that bounces headlights straight back the instant a vehicle approaches, so paramedics, firefighters and police find your address on the first pass.
Daytime — marker sits flush, ready to reflect.
House numbers get lost behind parked cars, overgrown hedges and unlit verges. In an actual emergency, responders are reading letterboxes off a torch beam while your street's other houses look identical in the dark.
Most house numbers face the wrong way, sit too high, or are hidden by vehicles. A curb-level marker is exactly where a responder's headlights are already pointed.
Rural roads, storm outages and older suburbs often have patchy lighting. A reflective marker doesn't need the grid at all — it just needs a vehicle's own headlights to light up instantly.
A driver circling the block looking for a number is a driver not yet at your door. A marker that's readable at a glance removes the guesswork.
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Actual production samples — daylight, close-up, and under direct light to show the retro-reflective effect.
Wipe down a flat, dry patch of kerb or post — no tools needed.
Peel the backing and press the disc firmly for 30 seconds.
Retro-reflective sheeting works instantly — there's no pigment to top up and no waiting.
Any headlight or torch beam bounces straight back — legible from the road, every night.
CurbGlow donates 5% of all profits to Due South Australia — supporting the veterans, police, firefighters, paramedics and other emergency services who show up for the rest of us.
We are proud to support Due South Australia and its work for veterans and first responders nationwide.
Now one of Australia's most active organisations supporting veterans and first responders, Due South unites members of the Army, Navy, Air Force, police, and emergency services in its mission to provide meaningful, cost-free support.
Courses are held at Due South's purpose-built Wellness and Reconnection Centre in Ulverstone, which includes a clubhouse, rehabilitation gymnasium, hydrotherapy pool, and accommodation, as well as an off-grid creekside retreat.
Due South operates without government funding, relying instead on the founder's private enterprise, community donations, sponsorships, and a fully volunteer workforce — no wages or board benefits are paid. This structure ensures at least 90% of donated funds go directly to programs; historically, the figure has been 100%.
Most councils are fine with a small, flush, non-hazard marker on your own kerb frontage. If your street has strict kerb rules, check with your local council first; the marker can also go on a letterbox post or driveway edge instead.
No. Reflective sheeting doesn't store light like a glow pigment does — it bounces a vehicle's own headlights straight back the instant they hit it, day or night, with nothing to charge up first.
The reflective vinyl is UV- and weather-rated for outdoor signage use, made with 3M Class 1 Diamond Grade Reflective material. Most markers stay clearly legible for years of outdoor exposure.
Yes — choose the Custom House Number Cut for multi-digit or non-standard addresses.