Telescoping Flagpoles

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.