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68Tallest Flagpole in the World
What is the tallest flagpole in the world? A question that has caused 2 countries to engage in a (by some called) “flagpole war.” To even the least technically minded, it somewhat makes sense that a taller (than average) flagpole might...
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68Historic Flags: Nylon vs Polyester
Banners or flags (same thing really), such as historic flags, are usually made from nylon or polyester. Nylon could be referred to as outdoor nylon and light weight poly or light weight polyester. Flags have...
0 comments70"Used Flagpoles" = Flag Poles for Sale!
Recently an employee of one of the businesses I work for, gave me a extended tour of their warehouse as well as their showroom and some of their back-office spaces. Interestingly, and following the tour of...
0 comments56Aluminum Flag Poles: A Thing or 2 You Should Know
Even though aluminum flag poles are considered to be generally maintenance free, every so often an aluminum pole might still require that little bit of essential cleaning to prevent possible issues down the...
0 comments69Memorial Ideas and the Answers to Success
There have been some pretty bad monument or memorial ideas that I have seen over the last few years. Having said that, I have also seen and been inspired by some really wonderful memorial ideas. Ask yourself these questions: What then makes the...
0 comments63Ins and Outs: Residential Flagpoles
The external halyard (flagpole rope) is one of the more popular type of residential flagpoles sold by flagpole suppliers in the U.S. Partially because it has been in production for dozens of years, external...
0 comments61Great Idea: Sectional Flag Poles and Attention Flags
Sectional flag poles for sale are a great idea to fly attention type flags. They are relatively light and can fit into any car for easy transportation or delivery. Sectional poles are easy to install and look...
0 comments59Military Flag: Outdoor Nylon Or Light Weight Poly
Most flags that are flown from (for example) aluminum flag poles in our day are commonly produced from the following two materials: nylon or polyester. Dependent on the weather conditions of your area, nylon...
0 comments64Flagpoles: FAQ
Some commonly asked questions by flagpole customers are the following: 1. How tall should flagpoles be? 2. What banner size is recommended for my pole? 3. What safety and security options are available for...
0 comments67Flag Pole Owners: Make Sure to Clean...
We live in a day and age where the latest in technology has become available to a lot of people. Some even consider this world to be pretty much "maintenance free." Though manufacturers or suppliers may claim so, consider it to be a good practice to...
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