Saturday, 20 May 2017

Flagpoles Etc Offer the Best Range of Flagpoles

Flagpoles Etc. is a full-service flag and flagpole company. We service and install the products we sell, across the entire country, seven days a week. We don't hide behind computers, or give advice about products we have never seen or used ourselves. You can be self-assured that when you contact Flagpoles Etc., you're receiving some of the most conversant installers, sales and service personnel around. In fact, our afterhours message provides a phone number for urgent calls that goes to an actual installer.  We are a company you can trust to get the job done right, the first time.

As a full time operation of Flagpole Lighting and installation professionals, we give you a variety of options for residential, commercial, municipal, and non-profit settings. We have a fully stocked warehouse, two store fronts, and we're able to supply your needs any time of day.

Want to light up your flag at night? We have the right flagpole lights for the job. Our vast product line helps supply clienteles with lighting keys for everything from residential flagpoles to massive Flag Pole Kit. Interested in solar lighting? We have you covered!  Visit our Nautical Flagpole page .This page provides a large assortment of lighting products that address the best lighting options for every environment; including commercial locations that require high output solar lighting. 

Saturday, 6 May 2017

Flagpoles ETC Offer the Best Range of Poles

The most expensive flagpoles cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, as in the case of some of the more monumental poles. Flag Pole Kit is usually sold as kits, with all the hardware included. For example, a fifteen-foot aluminum residential pole with an external halyard system costing $500 would probably include a flag; a ball or "finial" for the tip of the flagpole; a pulley system or "truck assembly"; cleats (the handles around which the rope is wrapped to lock the flag in place); rope or "halyard" with snap hooks to keep it from clanging noisily against the pole; a flash collar for giving the base a finished look; a ground sleeve; and easy-to-follow assembly instructions.

Residential Flagpoles are more expensive, because of the extra assembly time it takes to produce one. Fiberglass flagpoles are a bit more expensive than aluminum, because they show less wear and tear than aluminum. And bronze is even more expensive, because it is in lower demand. Finally, steel tends to be the most expensive, because it is practically invincible. We are a leading dealer of Nautical Flagpole dealers. You can find one by looking up flagpoles in your local yellow pages, or by doing an online search. We provide detailed information on flagpoles of all types, including telescoping, fiberglass, commercial, residential, aluminum, tailgating and wall mounted, in ground, flagpoles for sale, and more.