Wooden Ceremonial Flagpole

A Wooden Ceremonial Flagpole is a traditional pole used in parades,
ceremonies, and official events to display national, organizational, or
institutional flags. Unlike outdoor flagpoles designed for permanent
installation, ceremonial flagpoles are portable, elegant, and crafted with
attention to detail.

Key Features:

Material: Made from polished hardwood (such as oak, mahogany, or ash),
often varnished or lacquered for a glossy finish.

Sections: Typically comes in two or three pieces with precision fittings
for easy assembly and disassembly.

Finish: Natural wood grain or stained in darker tones for a refined look.

Pole Top (Finial): Decorated with brass or gold-plated ornaments such as an
eagle, spearhead, cross, or globe.

Height: Standard sizes range from 7 to 9 feet, suitable for indoor halls
and ceremonial processions.

Base: Often paired with a weighted floor stand, usually made of wood or
metal, to hold the flag upright indoors.

Accessories: May include carrying slings, tassels, fringed flags, and
protective storage cases.

Common Uses:

Military and Regimental Ceremonies

Masonic and Fraternal Lodges

Religious and Civic Events

Parades and Honor Guards

Government Offices and Embassies

Would you like me to also give you a comparison between wooden ceremonial
flagpoles and aluminum ceremonial flagpoles (since both are commonly used)?

Minimum Order: 100 pieces

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