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
You just raised a new flag to the top of the pole, and the halyard is sliding back down. The fitting that stops that from happening is a flag pole cleat. It is a small part, but it controls how often...
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Sep 01 26
After a long festival season or a hard winter, a flagpole often shows subtle signs of wear before it fails. The halyard may feel rough in your hand, the surface may have lost its gloss, and the pulle...
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Aug 24 26
The short answer: mount the bracket 5 to 7 feet above the ground, with the exact height set by your eave line, pole length, and flag size. For a standard 3x5 ft flag on a 6 ft pole set at a 45-degree...
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Aug 17 26
If you are standing in the driveway with a new flagpole in one hand and a wall bracket in the other, the first question is usually not about fabric or color. It is about where to drill the hole. The ...
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Aug 10 26
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