Double-Sided Glass Fibre Feather Flag with 10.5kg Square Plate Base inc. Graphic Printing - 5m

The Tallest Double-Sided Feather Flag on a Weighted Plate

In a hall, an atrium or a showroom there is nowhere to drive a stake and no vehicle to park on a foot, so the tallest feather flag has to stand on its own, and the FF5000DF does exactly that on a heavy square plate. A long slim blade rises from a curved glass fibre pole seated in a weighted steel base that simply rests on the floor, holding the full height upright with nothing fixed down. Each face is printed on its own panel around an opaque core, so the branding reads forward from both sides across a busy space. Set the plate down, raise the pole, and it stands free wherever the floor is flat and hard. Best suited for exhibition halls, showrooms and shopping centres where the floor is solid and the flag has to be seen above the crowd.

Why This Feather Display Stands Tall on Any Hard Floor

• A clear graphic on both faces: Two printed panels wrap an opaque core, so each side keeps its own correct image and nothing shows through faint and reversed on the back. In a hall where people pass on every side, the branding reads right from any angle, and the print is part of the order, so you send art and it comes back finished.
• A weighted plate that needs no fixing: A heavy square steel base holds the flag by its own weight alone, resting on the floor with nothing screwed, staked or parked on it. Set it down on a flat surface, drop the pole into the socket, and the plate keeps the full height standing where stakes and vehicles cannot go.
• The greatest height in the range: Rising well above head height, the tallest feather lifts a brand over stands, shelving and crowds to be picked out from the far end of a hall or a mall, where a shorter flag would be lost among the displays.
• A slim blade on a tidy footprint: For all its height the tapering feather takes up little floor, so it marks a stand or an aisle without blocking the space, and the square plate tucks neatly against the pole rather than sprawling across a walkway.
• A pole that flexes, not snaps: The glass fibre mast and its GRP whip bend and recover in moving air rather than standing rigid, so by an open door or in a sheltered outdoor spot the flag rides a breeze of up to 45 kph (28 mph) where a stiff pole would fail.
• Packs down for its height: The pole breaks into sections and the fabric rolls into the bag supplied, while the plate stacks flat, so one person carries and raises it without tools. Behind it sits a 1 year guarantee against manufacturing faults.

Where This Tall Banner Holds the Room

Show a single-layer flag from behind and the print sits there faint and reversed. This one is built from two printed panels around an opaque core, so each side keeps its own bold, correct graphic and the back never bleeds through. In a hall where visitors approach from every side, that two-faced build is what lets the branding read right from any direction, not only from the front of the stand, which in a busy hall is a fraction of the people walking by.

Shaped as a long tapering blade, the feather flies from a pole that curves up its leading edge and tapers to a tip. Standing the full height, it reads taller than almost anything else on the floor, a slim upright that lifts a message over stands and shelving. The mast is glass fibre, fine glass strands bound in resin for a tall, springy pole, and it is tipped with a GRP whip that bends in moving air. The inner pole diameter is 16.8mm across the range, so fittings carry over between flags, letting you mix poles, bases and spares across a set of stands without hunting for matching parts.

Holding it upright is a square steel plate that works by weight alone. The plate rests flat on the floor and the pole seats into a socket at its centre, so the mass of the base keeps the full height standing with nothing screwed down, staked in or parked on top. Because the hold comes from weight on a level surface, it belongs on hard floors indoors or under cover; out on grass or a verge a ground spike is the footing that grips instead, since a plate has nothing to push against on soft, uneven earth.

Colour is driven into the fabric by dye sublimation, a heat process that turns the inks to gas and sinks them into the polyester so they stain the cloth rather than sit on top. Printed that way the graphic keeps its colour under hall lighting and through repeated use, and rolls down between events without cracking. Each face is printed across an area of 690mm by 3860mm. Send the artwork over, both sides are produced for you, and the flag raises by hand in about two minutes, with no tools needed and only the pole to seat into the plate.

What Ships in Your Pack

• 1 x 5m double-sided glass fibre feather flag, printed on both faces from your artwork
• 1 x 10.5kg square steel plate base
• 1 x carry bag