Product Description
The Flamingo Economy Flag is an excellent budget flag that can be used both indoors and outdoors. Ideal for shops, showrooms, exhibitions and anywhere else a free-standing flag is needed.
- Includes bespoke-printed graphic on Knitted Polyester
- Free-standing
- Easy to transport
- Lightweight and easy to assemble
- Black pole and base
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
- Easy push-fit assembly
- Hollow base which becomes stable when filled with sand or water
The graphic is made from one piece of flag material, securely stitched on the top and side to form the right-angled, two-pocket shape. A hem with a weighted nylon rod is added in the bottom edge to help hold and maintain the flag's shape.
Specification
| Overall Width | 820mm |
| Overall Height | 2670mm |
| Standing Height | 755mm |
| Overall Depth | 375mm |
| Graphic Width | 705mm |
| Graphic Height | 1915mm |
| Capacity | 15L |
| Empty Weight | 2.6kg |
| Filled Weight | 15kg |
| Colour | Black base and pole |
| Set-Up Time | 5 min |
| People Required | 1 |
Notice
Not suitable for double sided flags.
Due to the nature of flag bases and flag poles, units can often lean slightly depending on the direction they are facing. This is normal behaviour and should be accompanied by securing the base as strongly as possible.
Consider where you position your flag, as air pollution will cause the white areas to become grey and UV can, over time, cause deterioration and fading to the fabric.
Flags can be washed in a regular washing machine on a 30° wash with no detergents. Always allow your flag to completely dry out before storing.
Ensure that your flag doesn't catch or snag on its pole or any other surrounding objects. Do not place poles too close together.
Dismantle your flag during adverse weather conditions, including strong winds in excess of beaufort scale 4 (13-18mph). Heavy rain combined with high winds can increase the weight of the flag and put extra strain on the pole.
Life expectancy is entirely dependant on the climatic conditions and hours of flying. Realistic maximum lifespan of a regularly used flag is six months.
