I hadn't run across this solution yet, so i thought i would share.
I have pretty thick grass and for years I've been trying to figure out a way to keep my resin tombstones from falling over constantly (even with no wind!). I was going to make elaborate bases with stakes, but to save time this year I just got some rebar and leaned them against it. It worked pretty well and was pretty inconspicuous, but they still fell over occasionally.
So, I attached some pipe brackets to the back with jb weld so I could slide the tombstones over the rebar. It actually works quite well. I would have liked a fully hidden solution, but I think this was a great compromise! Once I paint the brackets black or grey (to keep them from rusting and to camouflage them), I think it will be perfect.
I have pretty thick grass and for years I've been trying to figure out a way to keep my resin tombstones from falling over constantly (even with no wind!). I was going to make elaborate bases with stakes, but to save time this year I just got some rebar and leaned them against it. It worked pretty well and was pretty inconspicuous, but they still fell over occasionally.
So, I attached some pipe brackets to the back with jb weld so I could slide the tombstones over the rebar. It actually works quite well. I would have liked a fully hidden solution, but I think this was a great compromise! Once I paint the brackets black or grey (to keep them from rusting and to camouflage them), I think it will be perfect.

