Fiberglass flagpoles can last a lifetime and are strong, flexible, and versatile. Fiberglass flagpoles can withstand lightning strikes and electricity. Fiberglass poles won’t corrode in extreme temperatures or near saltwater. Fiberglass poles resist soiling and scratching better than wood, find out here.

Fiberglass flagpoles can be as high as eighty feet tall. They can be used for commercial or residential purposes, and come in one colour: White. The manufacturer can offer a custom color. Paint will not adhere to fiberglass if it isn’t weatherproof coated. It’s possible to repaint it after another few years.

Fiberglass flagpoles have the same safety features as aluminum. They can either come with an exterior or internal safety harness. This is the rope-pulley system that raises and lowers flags. Although they may be more expensive, external halyards are generally less susceptible to vandalism. Internal halyards are indestructible because all moving parts are inside the pole and accessible only through a special handle or winch.

Ground-ground fiberglass flagpoles must be grounded in concrete and groundleeve bases, just as with any other material. Concrete is extremely corrosive, so fiberglass poles should be protected from it.