Wooden Ceremonial Flagpoles Supplier

Wooden ceremonial flagpoles are traditionally crafted poles designed for
indoor or outdoor display of flags during formal events, parades, and
ceremonies. They’re commonly used in government buildings, schools,
military settings, religious institutions, and civic organizations. Here’s
a breakdown of what you might want to know about them:

Key Features

Material: Usually made of hardwoods such as oak, ash, or maple, sometimes
stained or finished with a polished lacquer for durability and shine.

Finish: Options range from natural woodgrain to darker mahogany or walnut
finishes.

Sections: Often come in 2-piece designs with brass screw joints for
portability and easy storage.

Diameter & Height: Standard diameters are 1¼″ or 1⅜″, with heights commonly
7′, 8′, 9′, or 12′ for indoor ceremonial use.

Tops/Finials: Often topped with an ornament (eagle, spear, ball, or cross)
in brass, chrome, or gold finish.

Bases: Heavy weighted bases—wood, brass, or painted metal—provide
stability.

Uses

Military & Veterans’ Groups: Carried in parades, color guards, or honor
guards.

Government & Civic Buildings: Displayed indoors in offices or chambers.

Schools & Universities: For graduations, assemblies, and ceremonial events.

Religious Institutions: Displaying national, organizational, or religious
flags during services.

Corporate & Civic Events: Used in conferences, meetings, and ceremonies.

Common Accessories

Flagpole ornaments (eagle, spear, cross, ball)

Cord & tassel sets (usually gold or silver)

Carry belts (for parades or honor guards)

Protective storage cases

Weighted or floor-friendly stands

Minimum Order: 50 pieces

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