Flag Insights & Updates

Find the Perfect Flag Dimensions with Our Free Tool Choosing the right flag size can make all the difference in how it looks and performs, whether you’re flying it at home, for a business, or...

Portable flag stands are practical tools for displaying flags in various settings, such as trade shows, offices, and outdoor events. They are lightweight, easy to set up, and designed for different surfaces and conditions. Here's...

When the American flag becomes too worn or damaged to display, it should be retired respectfully. The U.S. Flag Code, established in 1942, recommends burning as the preferred method but allows for other dignified options...

Flags are more than just fabric - they symbolize political change and revolutionary ideals. Throughout history, flags have united movements, represented resistance, and marked breaks from oppressive systems. Revolutionary flags often feature deliberate designs, where...

When deciding between hanging banners and floor banners for trade shows, the choice boils down to visibility and engagement goals: Hanging banners: Positioned above the crowd, these are ideal for long-distance visibility and maximizing vertical...

Wayfinding flags are a practical tool for property marketing, serving two key purposes: helping visitors navigate and reinforcing your property's branding. Whether for residential, commercial, or mixed-use properties, these flags can guide visitors effectively while...

Displaying the American flag at your business is a powerful way to show respect for national values. But getting it right requires attention to detail. The U.S. Flag Code outlines key guidelines to ensure the...

Military flags symbolize honor and service, and displaying them indoors requires precision and respect. Here’s what you need to know: U.S. Flag Placement: Always takes the highest position of honor, placed to its own right...

Wind speed is a critical factor in flagpole installation, influencing safety, durability, and compliance with local regulations. Here’s what you need to know: Wind Load Matters: Wind exerts force on both the flag and pole....