Our Flags Are Made In The USA
NYLON AMERICAN FLAGS
American Flags With Embroidered Stars. SolarMax Technology Resists Color Fading and Bleeding
Recommended For: Majority of Outdoor and Indoor Areas
HEAVY DUTY AMERICAN FLAGS
The Toughest Flag Out There Is A Lasting Investment, Beautifully Embroidered On Two-Ply Polyester Recommended For: Areas With High Winds, Rain or Strong Sun
GIANT FLAGS
Turn Heads and Show Your Love of America With The Largest Flags, Only For The Greatest Patriots! Recommended For: Large Flagpoles, Sports, Parades, Memorials
OUR FLAGS ARE MADE IN THE USA
STATE FLAGS
From Alabama to Wyoming, Nylon SolarMax Flags For All 52 US States.
MILITARY & VETERAN
Flags to Honor Serving and Veteran Men & Women of Our US Military.
NATIONAL FLAGS
Fray and Sun Resistant Nylon Flags. Can't See Yours? We'll Make It!
NAUTICAL SIGNAL
Individual and Full Sets of Signal Flags from Alpha to Zulu.
CUSTOM PRINTED ITEMS
Flags and Banners Customized With Your Business Logo or Name
ISO / IATF
Flags & Banners for a Range of Certifications. Can't Find Yours, We'll Make It!
NEED HELP CHOOSING?
See Our Commercial Flagpole Buying Guide.
EXTERNAL HALYARD
Our Most Popular Flagpoles. An Economical and Well Made Choice
Ideal for Business, School, Rural and Some Residential Applications.
INTERNAL HALYARD
Premium Flagpoles Offering the Best Aesthetics and Security.
Ideal for Municipal, Military, and Government Applications.
INDOOR FLAGPOLES
For Display Where the Utmost in Quality and Appearance are Desired.
Recommended for: Church, Courtrooms, Schools, Office
FLAGPOLE TOPPERS
Golden Eagles and Ornaments to Perfectly Finish Your Flagpole and Give It A Special Touch.
SENTINEL™ LIGHTS
The Ultimate 24/7 Lighting Option For Flagpoles - Dazzling Light With No Light Pollution
FLAGPOLE LIGHTS
Solar and Hard Wired Lights to Correctly Light up Your Flag Throughout the Night.
FLAGPOLE HARDWARE
Finishing Touches and Additional Hardware to Keep Your Flag Flying High.
Our Flagpoles Are Proudly
Made In America
By American Workers
PREMIUM RESIDENTIAL
The Best Option For Domestic Use, Our Sectional Flagpoles Are Quick-Ship, Lightweight and Tough.
Recommended for: Light Domestic Use, Yards, Driveways etc
EASY INSTALL RESIDENTIAL
Our Telescoping Flagpoles Are Simple To Install, Portable and Have The Widest Range of Finishes.
Recommended for: Beach Days, Cabins, Tailgating, Camping,
WALL MOUNTED RESIDENTIAL
Wall Mounted Flagpoles Are a Perfect Space Saving, Starter Flagpole To Quickly Get Your Flag Flying.
Recommended For: Porches, Store Fronts, Garages, Outhouses, Fences
February 22, 2022 2 min read
Flying a flag is a perfect way to increase the appeal of your business and show pride in your country. The flagpole, though, can make or break that appeal. A few tips to identifying a good quality flagpole will help you in your search. The right flagpole will be sleek, sturdy, and resistant to weather changes. Follow these three pointers to find the right pole.
Perhaps you think bigger is better when it comes to proudly waving your flag. However, it’s best to look up your city’s codes and regulations to see if there’s a maximum height allowed. Measure the radius around where you want to place your flagpole. If it falls over, you must ensure that it doesn’t hit power lines or fall into traffic.
You’ll also want to think about where you’ll be placing your flagpole. A too-tall pole right out front can overwhelm your building and make the exterior look awkward.
The halyard is the rope you use to hoist your flag, located either on the outside or the interior of the pole. External halyards are popular due to their ease of use and economic efficiency.
However, many commercial flagpoles use an internal halyard system. These poles cost a little bit more due to the extra hardware on the inside, but they provide more security and a sleeker aesthetic.
The material you want in your flagpole depends partially on where you do business. Are you in an area that regularly sees high winds? Fiberglass flagpoles hold up well to windy conditions and are often used in areas near the coastline.
Aluminum is the other most popular material used for flagpoles. It’s strong, sleek, and surprisingly lightweight while still substantially tough. Businesses often use aluminum flagpoles for their flags due to their combination of heft and efficiency.
When picking out a flagpole, you’ll want to think about where you’ll plant it and how tall you want it to be, but think about the pole itself, too. With these tips to identifying a good quality flagpole, you’ll be sure to choose one that fits right in with your business.
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