A flag swivel fails quietly. The flag still hangs there, so nothing looks broken — until the fabric wraps itself around the pole on the first breezy afternoon, a grommet tears out, or the snap gate b...
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Oct 12 26
Fit the Fly to 25-33 Percent of Pole Height If you own a 20 ft pole and you are holding a standard 3 x 5 ft flag, the pair is correct. Five feet of fly against twenty feet of pole is 25 percent, whic...
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Oct 10 26
Most flagpole sizing mistakes come from guessing. You pick a pole because it looks tall, then pick a flag because it looks good in the store, and the result is either an undersized banner that gets l...
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Sep 28 26
When a halyard snaps during an outdoor flag ceremony, the failure is rarely the flag itself. The rope is the most stressed component of the entire installation, yet it is also the least specified. Bu...
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Sep 21 26
When a 20-foot sectional flagpole kit arrives, the most common surprise is not the pole itself; it is the instruction sheet. One drawing shows a hole, another shows a sleeve, and nowhere does it say ...
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Sep 14 26
Fifteen miles inland from the coast, a 25-foot aluminum flagpole snapped cleanly in two during a storm that was not even a hurricane. The owner had not considered that steady wind is only half the pr...
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Sep 09 26
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