Gientan 20FT Sectional Flag Pole, Extra Thick Heavy Duty Aluminum Flagpole Kit with 3x5 US Flag and Golden Ball Topper, In Ground Flagpole for Commercial, Residential, Outdoor and Yard
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Gientan 20FT Sectional Flag Pole, Extra Thick Heavy Duty Aluminum Flagpole Kit with 3x5 US Flag and Golden Ball Topper, In Ground Flagpole for Commercial, Residential, Outdoor and Yard
- Durable Construction: The poles are upgraded with aluminum walls, rust-proof, and strong enough to withstand high winds and harsh weather for outdoor use. PVC sleeve for sticking the pole into the ground makes the bottom stable and wind-resistant.
- Easy to Install: Splice the whole pole will only take several minutes of you. And it is also easy to disassemble and easy convenient to store when not in use. The adjustable length can according to the size of your flag to install the flag freely.
- 20FT Adjustable Height: Total of 5 small poles for 20FT Flagpole. The halyard pole is adjustable for meeting your needs. You can raise or lower the flag just by pulling the rope conveniently.
- Includes Replacement Parts, 3 feet x 5 feet American flag, golden ball ornament, 4 stainless steel clips, 45 feet polypropylene rope, PVC casing, etc.
- Various Application: This flag pole is ideal for your house, yard, porch, wall, roof, and truck, and for residential or commercial use.
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