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Flagpole and Aboriginal Flag Set 1800mm x 900 (Knitted)
$356.77
SKU
FP1S1
- 6-metre telescopic free-standing flagpole
- Premium Australian-made flag in knitted polyester
- Includes all clips and fittings
- Easy DIY installation
- Special kit pricing
See below for details
Introducing the FP1 Telescopic Free Standing Flagpole – The DIY Flagpole Solution!
Looking to proudly display your flag at home? Our FP1 Telescopic Flagpole is designed with residential needs in mind (not recommended for industrial use).
FP1 DIY Flagpole - Key Features
The FP1 has a total length of 6 metres, standing at 5.5 metres once combined and installed. It's packaged in three two-metre lengths.
This set includes anodised aluminium pole, external halyard, clips and all fittings, as well as a knitted polyester Aboriginal Flag.
Easy DIY Installation: No need to be a pro. This flagpole is easily installed by any handyman. Comprehensive installation instructions are included.
High-Quality Construction: Crafted from anodised aluminium, this flagpole is built for outdoor use. Its external halyard, clips, and all fittings are crafted for durability and reliability.
Flag Combo Offer: Elevate your display with our special kit price for the FP1 Telescopic Flagpole paired with our S1 Aboriginal Flag. Show your pride with a premium Australian-made flag, made from knitted polyester. It's designed for both indoor and outdoor use and flies effortlessly in the wind.
This flagpole has a 1.6mm gauge inside thickness, and a diametre of 40-48mm (top section 40mm, middle section 44mm, bottom section 48mm).
Aboriginal Flag
This kit includes a premium Australian made Aboriginal Flag. The flag is 1800x900mm knitted polyester and finished with header and loops to clip to the flagpole rope.
Knitted polyester is a lightweight fabric that flies easily in the wind. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and recommended for calm to moderate conditions, as it will fly even in a slight breeze.
This flag is the recommended size for the flagpole, and made to the Australian standard ratio of 1:2.
The Australian Aboriginal Flag was created by Harold Thomas 1971. © Commonwealth of Australia
The Aboriginal Flag is made under exclusive licence by Carroll & Richardson Flagworld.
With six decades of industry expertise, we take pride in offering flags of unparalleled quality. Our commitment to durability includes:
Optimal Dyeing and Sewing: Meticulous testing of ink formulations and processes ensures vibrant colours and lasting finish. Flags are washed after printing for impeccable feel and shine.
Expert Stitching: Our seasoned sewers hand-finish each flag using tried-and-tested techniques. Secure stitching provides longevity in flight. Flag edges are hemmed to resist fraying.
Easy Maintenance: Our polyester flags can be washed with a mild detergent to keep them clean and reduce wear and tear.
Flagpole Installation
Regulations can vary between different local councils, making it essential to check with your local council for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Read more here.
You will need:
- Tools to dig a hole
- Gravel to fill bottom 10cm of hole
- Concrete
- Electrical tape
- Level or plumb bob
- Dig a hole 300mm in diameter and 600mm deep, filling the bottom 100mm with gravel for drainage.
- Place the lower section of the pole inside the PVC plastic sleeve/spigot provided. Secure it by using electrical tape if needed.
- Position the lower section and sleeve in the hole, facing the cleat in the desired direction.
- Pour concrete into the hole to fully encase the PVC plastic sleeve/spigot.
- Use a plumb bob or level to ensure the pole is upright and correctly aligned in the concrete.
- Allow a minimum of 3 days for the concrete to cure.
- Follow the provided diagram to assemble your flagpole securely.
Download installation instructions
Safety Guidelines
- Before you dig, remember to check the area for pipes and cables. It may be necessary to contact utility authorities for cable locations. Always DIAL BEFORE YOU DIG - call 1100.
- Avoid flying flags in extreme wind conditions.
- Do not use flags larger than 1800x900mm on this pole.
- Exercise caution during electrical storms and refrain from touching the pole.
- For added security, wrap the halyard/rope once around the flagpole before cleating when the flag is flying.
| SKU | FP1S1 |
|---|---|
| Finish | Header with loops for flagpole |
| Material | Knitted polyester |
| Size | 1800x900mm |
| Description | Introducing the FP1 Telescopic Free Standing Flagpole – The DIY Flagpole Solution! Looking to proudly display your flag at home? Our FP1 Telescopic Flagpole is designed with residential needs in mind (not recommended for industrial use). FP1 DIY Flagpole - Key FeaturesThe FP1 has a total length of 6 metres, standing at 5.5 metres once combined and installed. It's packaged in three two-metre lengths. This set includes anodised aluminium pole, external halyard, clips and all fittings, as well as a knitted polyester Aboriginal Flag. Easy DIY Installation: No need to be a pro. This flagpole is easily installed by any handyman. Comprehensive installation instructions are included. High-Quality Construction: Crafted from anodised aluminium, this flagpole is built for outdoor use. Its external halyard, clips, and all fittings are crafted for durability and reliability. Flag Combo Offer: Elevate your display with our special kit price for the FP1 Telescopic Flagpole paired with our S1 Aboriginal Flag. Show your pride with a premium Australian-made flag, made from knitted polyester. It's designed for both indoor and outdoor use and flies effortlessly in the wind. This flagpole has a 1.6mm gauge inside thickness, and a diametre of 40-48mm (top section 40mm, middle section 44mm, bottom section 48mm). Aboriginal Flag
This kit includes a premium Australian made Aboriginal Flag. The flag is 1800x900mm knitted polyester and finished with header and loops to clip to the flagpole rope. Knitted polyester is a lightweight fabric that flies easily in the wind. It is suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and recommended for calm to moderate conditions, as it will fly even in a slight breeze. This flag is the recommended size for the flagpole, and made to the Australian standard ratio of 1:2. The Australian Aboriginal Flag was created by Harold Thomas 1971. © Commonwealth of Australia The Aboriginal Flag is made under exclusive licence by Carroll & Richardson Flagworld. With six decades of industry expertise, we take pride in offering flags of unparalleled quality. Our commitment to durability includes: Optimal Dyeing and Sewing: Meticulous testing of ink formulations and processes ensures vibrant colours and lasting finish. Flags are washed after printing for impeccable feel and shine. Expert Stitching: Our seasoned sewers hand-finish each flag using tried-and-tested techniques. Secure stitching provides longevity in flight. Flag edges are hemmed to resist fraying. Easy Maintenance: Our polyester flags can be washed with a mild detergent to keep them clean and reduce wear and tear. Flagpole InstallationRegulations can vary between different local councils, making it essential to check with your local council for the most accurate and up-to-date information. Read more here. You will need:
Download installation instructions Safety Guidelines
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All our flags are printed on polyester, but with different weaves to suite various conditions. The different options we offer are:
Knitted polyester: is a light weight fabric that is designed for indoor and outdoor use. Ideal for calm to moderate environments as it flies easily, even in the slightest breeze. Not recommended for high wind areas, where Woven Polyester is preferred.
Woven polyester: is a heavy duty weave that looks like linen. Woven Polyester is designed for Indoor and outdoor use, and is suitable for high wind areas as it is considered longer lasting and more durable.
Fully sewn: is made from durable woven polyester, but the patterns are appliques sewn onto woven fabric, rather than being printed on. Fully sewn flags are considered the most prestigious look, and are suitable for strong winds with the same durability as woven polyester flags.
Flags are subjected to the elements. Ultra violet rays and high winds cause the breakdown of fibres in flags, particularly the breakdown of the sewn edges at the extremities.
Avoid Strong Winds: bring your flag down when strong winds are forecast, to avoid excessive wear and early damage.
Rest Overnight: flying the flag overnight almost doubles exposure to winds, unless required take flags down at dusk and raise at dawn.
Select the right material: woven polyester fabric is more durable to withstand strong winds. Knitted polyester flies best in light to moderate winds.
Flags must fly freely: ensure flags fly clear of buildings and other objects to avoid wear from rubbing.
Expected Life: flags flown continuously last 3 - 9 months, but can last up to 2 years if brought in at night and out of strong winds.
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