Use height and movement to mark the approach.
Feather flags help people identify a site from a distance and work particularly well as repeated markers along entrances, routes and event boundaries.
Build my displaySelect the base for the surface
Ground spikes, cross bases and weighted options suit different sites. Confirm whether the flag stands on soil, paving or an indoor floor and ask what anchoring is required.
Design for movement
Keep the logo and message readable when the fabric moves. Strong colour blocks, concise wording and safe margins generally work better than detailed layouts.
Plan repetition
A sequence of flags can establish a route or boundary more effectively than one isolated unit. Confirm spacing and main approach direction on the site plan.
Useful answers before you order.
What flag height should I choose?
Choose height around viewing distance, nearby obstructions, venue rules and safe setup. Larger is not always better in a compact space.
Can flag graphics be replaced?
Compatible flag graphics can often be replaced while retaining the pole and base. Confirm the system model and graphic shape first.