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 Fiberglass flagpoles are definitely gaining popularity,
especially in the coastal regions. Fiberglass flagpoles do not corrode in the salty
sea air. This makes fiberglass flagpoles nearly
maintenance free. Fiberglass flagpoles are
extremely lightweight. Fiberglass flagpoles are also very sturdy. You have many
choices when buying fiberglass flagpoles. First, you
must choose between sleeve mounted, and hinge base
fiberglass flagpoles. Sleeve mounted fiberglass flagpoles
are the typical in-ground sort. Hinge base fiberglass
flagpoles are mounted on a hinge, so they can be tipped easily
for flag raising or halyard repair. Next, you will need
to decide if you want an external halyard, or an internal
halyard for your fiberglass flagpoles. Or, if you do not
want a halyard system at all, you can opt for telescoping
fiberglass flagpoles. Telescoping fiberglass flagpoles
raise and lower, so you do not need ropes. |
