Annin Flagmakers American Flag White Gel-Coat Fiberglass Pole, Villager III Kit, 20 Feet (Model 3952)

The All-Weather National Flag and Fiberglass Pole Set with sewn white and red stripes with an embroidered star pattern, four rows of stitching on the fly hem and back tack reinforcement and adorned with heavy-duty rust-proof brass grommets. White Gel-Coat Villager Fiberglass Pole is a beautiful flagpole that is perfect for decorating your outdoors and complements any architecture. Its maintenance free white gel coat finish looks brand new after years of use. Exceptional strength designed to withstand wind speeds in excess of 100 MPH without a flag with a tensile strength of 50,000 lbs per square inch. Family owned for over 167 years, Annin Flagmakers takes special pride in producing high-quality, American-made state, international, and military flags. All Annin Flagmakers flags are sewn in either South Boston, VA, or Coshocton, OH. Our superior quality is time-tested and meets the requirements of the most discerning buyer. Nyl-Glo, Tough Tex, and Bulldog are registered trademarks and manufactured exclusively by Annin Flagmakers.

• American Flag is 100% Made in the U.S.A.: Annin Flagmakers has been proudly making the U.S. Flag since 1847; made in our factories in South Boston, Virginia, and Coshocton, Ohio
• Exceptional Strength: The flagpole is designed to withstand wind speeds in excess of 100 MPH without a flag and boasts a tensile strength of 50,000 lbs per square inch
• Quality Craftsmanship:13 sewn white and red stripes with 50 embroidered stars; 4 rows of double-needle stitching on the fly hem and back tack reinforcement; adorned with heavy-duty rust-proof brass grommets; gel coat keeps the pole looking new
• Durable and Strong Flag Material: 4 x 6 feet bright, bold and two sided outdoor flag made of premium 200 denier lightweight nylon fabric for fade resistance and long-lasting patriotic celebrations; comes with SolarGuard dyes for sun protection
• Symbol of Pride and History: Annin American flags have flown over the White House, on foreign fields of battle, draped Abraham Lincoln’s casket, raised on Iwo Jima, and even planted on the moon