20' Telescoping Flagpole with 3' x 5' American Flag is a Comfort House customer favorite - - Two flag flagpole, 16 gauge. Optional gold eagle top, dock mount, and under tire mount available. Flagpole extends to 20' in seconds. Makes adding or removing up to 2 flags simple and trouble free. No ropes to snarl, no hardware to clang against the pole. 360-degree rotating polycarbonate collar with stainless steel flag clips enables flags to fly freely without tangling.

Telescopes down to 7' just as easily to attach flags or to transport to another location. Sections lock and release at the touch of a button.

Watch flagpole video.

Easily installs in ground with the provided ground sleeve. To install, secure the ground sleeve with cement, level, and cover with grass, gravel, or bark. Pole slips easily into the sleeve. Protective cap seals the ground sleeve when the pole is moved.

Double flag harness lets you fly 2 flags at once or to fly a flag at half mast.

Childproof locking collars help prevent accidental telescoping. Ground sleeve locks to help deter theft.

Retractable flagpole is portable. Take your flagpole with you to football games, races, campgrounds, tailgate parties, etc.

Rust-proof, aircraft-quality, 2.625"-diameter, 16-gauge aluminum pole is virtually maintenance free. Ships to you with a 3' x 5' nylon American flag and a gold ball top. Flags are made in the United States; poles are made in China and then assembled in the United States.

Flagpole weighs 17 pounds. Finishes: anodized aluminum, anodized bronze, or baked enamel white. 5-year limited mfg warranty.

These flagpole accessories are sold separately at right:

• Optional Wheel Stand that slides under a vehicle tire to hold flagpole securely.
• Optional flagpole mount for deck, dock, or pier.
• Optional 12" gold eagle with gold ball to top off your flagpole.

Clients also ask us for this item by the name double flag pole, flag pole for two flags, 2 flag flagpole, and telescoping flagpole with button release.

Last small photo on right submitted July 2019 by Deb in Ohio of her new flag pole installation.