Super Tough 20ft Telescoping Silver Flagpole with Sewn Nylon US Made Flag

20ft Telescoping Flagpole with USA Made American Flag This Super Tough 20ft Telescoping Flagpole makes installation and getting your flag up in the air a breeze.   This flagpole can go from 5ft to 20ft in a matter of seconds thanks to its spring release button. Foregoing the traditional rope halyard and pulley system, you get fewer potential issues to arise mechanically and not to mention less clanking on the pole. The flag is attached to the flagpole with rotating clips so that way your flag will always go with the wind and never get tangled up.   The Super Tough 20 ft Telescoping Flagpole comes in a beautiful silver finish and with a total height of 22 feet. This is to account for approximately 2 feet of the pole being properly cemented into the ground for installation.   It is also made of rust-proof 2 1/4" diameter, 16-gauge aluminum and comes with a 1-year Limited Warranty. Included with this kit is a 3ft by 5ft sewn nylon American flag to handle the weather and embroidered stars to wave bright.    Unfortunately, this flagpole is not designed to fly a flag at half-mast but will fly it high and proud at 20 feet.   The Super Tough flagpole is made outside of the USA, but the American flag is made right here in the USA by our friends at Valley Forge.   This Kit Includes: Plastic ground sleeve 3 inch diameter gold ball flagpole top A 3ft x 5ft sewn nylon US made flag with embroidered stars.   PLEASE NOTE:  This product can be installed without expert assistance or a crane, however the ground sleeve must be cemented into the ground in order to hold the pole vertically and safely. Installation instructions are included with this product.   These flagpoles do NOT come with a locking collar and stop bolt. This flagpole does not require these hardware pieces.   This is a residential grade product and is not designed to fly a flag in severe weather. For more information on installation of Telescoping Flagpoles, click here. How much wind can a telescoping flagpole handle? Telescoping flagpoles aren't really designed to handle too much wind. While they can handle your normal random bursts and gusts of wind, it is recommended to lower your telescoping flagpole if severe weather is on the way.   What is difference between a sectional and telescoping flagpole? A sectional and telescoping flagpole differ in that once installed; one can be lowered while the other cannot.   With a sectional flagpole, sections are put together and stay in place versus a telescoping flagpole which relies on the use of buttons to move freely and the flagpole up and down. How to install telescoping flagpole? Installation To install a telescoping flagpole, check out our set of instructions we have available here.