Telescoping Flagpoles

Get the height you want with fast, tool-free setup. Telescoping flagpoles extend and lock in seconds, making them ideal for homes, small businesses, schools, and event setups where ease and portability matter. Choose from lightweight residential models to heavier, wind-rated poles for year-round use.

What you’ll find

  • Heights & sections: Common sizes from 15'–25' with smooth, nested sections.
  • Locking systems: Button-lock or twist-lock mechanisms that hold firm in wind.
  • Materials: Anodized aluminum for strength and a clean finish; select models with reinforced wall thickness.
  • Complete kits: Pole, ground sleeve, gold ball topper, halyard/clips, and hardware—ready to install.
  • Accessories: Solar top lights, ground stakes/sleeves, replacement buttons, and flag snaps.

Why choose telescoping

  • Quick install: No pulley to thread; extend, lock, and fly.
  • Low maintenance: Fewer moving parts than traditional halyards.
  • Compact storage: Collapse the pole for storms, travel, or off-season.
  • Versatile display: Many models include clips to fly the U.S. flag alone or with a second flag beneath.

How to choose

  • Height & flag size:
    • 15'–20' poles for 3'×5' flags
    • 20'–25' poles for 4'×6' (check wind rating)
  • Wind rating: Open/coastal sites need sturdier wall thickness and secure locks.
  • Finish: Clear anodized for corrosion resistance; bronze/black options to match your exterior.
  • Ground setting: Use the included sleeve in properly compacted substrate; add pea gravel for drainage.

Setup tips

  • Set the ground sleeve plumb and to spec depth; allow concrete to cure fully.
  • Seat the pole, extend section by section until each lock clicks or tightens.
  • Inspect locks and snaps seasonally; lower the pole during severe storms or when sustained winds exceed the model’s rating.
  • Choose a telescoping flagpole for clean looks, quick operation, and simple upkeep—everything you need to fly your flag proudly with minimal fuss.

Helpful Guides

Flag Size Chart

Flag size & Flagpole Buying Guide