Solar Flagpole Light
The rules governing flag etiquette consider it a major faux pas to allow the US flag to become enveloped in darkness - which is to say, not easily recognizable at night to a casual observer. Essentially, if you’re not planning on raising and lowering a flag every single day at sunrise and sunset, it’s considered proper etiquette to find a way of illuminating your US flag at night so that it’s identifiable to passers-by. However, illumination methods of the past - namely, running hot spotlights with wire to a home circuit - could be clunky, inconvenient, and expensive in terms...
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Solar Flagpole Light
Apr 02, 2020
Don't Take Our Word For it! Here's What Our Customers Think:
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![Image of Lawrence R.]( "Lawrence R.")
“Love everything about my flagpole. All the neighbors like the telescoping feature. Proud to fly my American flag!! ” - Lawrence R.
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![Image of Bill & Lynne S.]( "Bill & Lynne S.")
“We’ve wanted a flagpole for decades. We love it. I fly the Stars and Stripes with a US Navy flag. It looks like I great product so far. It was easy to install. Easy to put up and take down. It finishes out the new landscaping. The Palms will eventually have a maximum height of 16ft -20ft so I purchased the 25 ft, Telescopic Bronze Pole. ” - Bill & Lynne S.
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![Image of Gonzalo V.]( "Gonzalo V.")
“We finally unveiled our flagpole today. It looks pretty awesome. It is in front of our city council chambers. The flagpole will be a perfect touch to our summer concerts. Thanks for your help have a great Memorial Day weekend. ” - Gonzalo V.
