Flagpoles

Build the right setup for your space—whether you need quiet, secure internal-halyard poles, simple and reliable external-halyard models, classic wood poles, or porch-friendly spinning poles that resist tangling. This collection brings together residential and commercial options with hardware that’s sized and wind-rated for real conditions.

What’s inside

  • Internal-halyard flagpoles: Clean look with the rope/chains concealed inside the pole. Reduced noise and tamper-resistance for schools, sidewalks, and public buildings.
  • External-halyard flagpoles: Workhorse designs with exposed halyard, cleat, and truck—easy to operate and maintain for homes and small businesses.
  • Spinning/porch poles: 5–6 ft residential poles with free-spinning collars that prevent wrap-around—perfect for front porches and wall mounts.

How to choose

  • Location & use: Internal halyard for high-traffic or quiet zones; external halyard for simple daily flying; wood sets for indoor display; spinning poles for porches.
  • Height & flag size: 15–20 ft for 3'×5'; 20–25 ft for 4'×6'; indoor sets match 3'×5' or 4'×6' with 7'–9' poles.
  • Material & climate: Aluminum for most installs; fiberglass for coastal corrosion resistance; wood for indoor formality.
  • Wind rating: Open/coastal sites need higher ratings—check specs for your zone.
  • Accessories: Choose compatible trucks, cleats, snaps, finials, and add a solar or ground light for dusk-to-dawn etiquette.

Setup tips

  • Set foundations per spec and allow proper cure time.
  • Align truck and topper; inspect halyard and snaps seasonally.
  • For porches, use a heavy-duty multi-angle bracket and consider tangle-free flag clips.

Ready to fly with confidence? Pick the pole style that fits your site and pair it with the right hardware for a durable, respectful display.

Helpful Guides

Flag Size Chart & Flagpole Buying Guide | Find the Right Flag