What Size Flag for My Flagpole? Pole Height to Flag Size Chart
A simple pole height to flag size chart, with advice on wall-mounted poles, windy and coastal sites, and flying two flags side by side.
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A simple pole height to flag size chart, with advice on wall-mounted poles, windy and coastal sites, and flying two flags side by side.
What UK flag sizes mean in feet, inches and centimetres, how 5:3 and 2:1 proportions differ, and which size to choose for each use.
A plain guide to the main types of flagpole, from telescopic and wall-mounted poles to feather and car flag poles, and which flags suit each.
A plain guide to flag and flagpole planning rules in England: the three classes of flag, the main size limits, and when to ask your council.
How standard polyester, nylon and DuraFlag flags differ in fabric, printing and fittings, and which one to choose for indoor, occasional or regular outdoor use.
A practical guide to how long outdoor flags last, what wears them out, when to replace one and how to get more life from every flag you fly.
Step-by-step advice on washing, drying, storing and repairing flags, table flags and bunting so they stay bright and last longer.
A clear guide to flag fittings: eyelets, rope and toggle, clips, sleeves and D-rings, which poles they suit and how to check what your pole needs.
A clear guide to UK flag etiquette, from flying the Union Jack the right way up to flag days, position of honour, half-mast and common myths.
A quick, reliable way to check your Union Jack is the right way up, why the design is not symmetrical, and how to get bunting, wall flags and table flags right.