A Compact Single-Sided Feather Flag on a Weighted Plate

In a doorway, a slim aisle or the gap between two fixtures there is room for a narrow blade but not a wide display, and where that blade backs onto a wall only its front is read, so the FF2300SF pairs the slimmest feather in the range with a single printed face to slot into tight spaces and keep the spend low. The tall, tapering blade rises from a glass fibre pole whose curved top holds it out, seated in a weighted square plate that rests on the floor and needs nothing fixed down. The front carries the whole design, and the back holds only a faint mirror of it that stays unseen against a wall. Stand the plate down, raise the pole, and the slim flag holds its line in a footprint barely wider than the blade. Best suited for shop entrances, narrow aisles and small receptions where space is tight and the flag faces one way.

Why This Feather Display Works in a Narrow Spot

• One face printed, all of it forward: The full design runs up the front of the blade, crisp and the right way round, while the back keeps only a faint mirror. Set in a doorway or against a wall, the flag shows that clean front alone, so the print budget lands on the side that gets seen.
• Cheaper than a double-sided blade: Printing one face costs less than two, so for a narrow, one-direction spot you pay only for the side that works and can place a flag at more entrances or aisles for the same money.
• A weighted plate, nothing to fix: A heavy square steel base holds the blade by its own mass, sitting on the floor with nothing drilled, staked or parked on it. Rest it on a level surface, drop the pole into the socket, and the compact feather stands steady in a busy doorway.
• A slim blade for a tight gap: The narrow feather shape stands in a slot a rounded display could never fill, holding a tall vertical line of branding in a doorway edge, a shelf gap or a slim window where width is scarce but a little height is free.
• A tapering shape that holds its print: The curved pole top pulls the blade out along its length, so the front graphic stays open and upright in the still air indoors, where a loose banner would collapse against its pole and read as nothing.
• Light to carry, quick to stow: The pole breaks into sections and the blade rolls into the bag supplied, while the plate lifts easily, so one person puts it up or moves it in seconds without tools. A 1 year guarantee guards it against manufacturing faults.

Where This Slim One-Sided Banner Fits Indoors

Single-sided printing puts the design on the front of the polyester alone. As the cloth is a single layer, light carries a softened, mirror-image version of it through to the reverse. Where the blade stands in a doorway, against a wall or in a window, the front is the only side a passer-by reads, so a single print gives the same upright impact for less than covering both faces would cost.

The feather is a tall, tapering blade rather than a rounded sail. Its straight leading edge sleeves over the pole, and a curved whip at the top pulls the trailing edge out so the blade holds an upright line. Held that way the front graphic stays open and readable in the motionless air of a shop, where a loose banner would fall flat against the pole. The mast is glass fibre, thin glass filaments set in resin for a light, springy pole, tipped with a GRP whip that bends in a draught. The inner pole diameter is 16.8mm across the whole range, so fittings swap between flags.

At the foot, a square steel plate does the standing by weight alone. It sits flat on the floor and the pole drops into a central socket, so the mass of the base keeps the slim blade upright with nothing drilled, staked in or parked on top. As the hold is just weight on a level surface, it suits hard floors indoors or under cover; on grass a ground spike grips instead, and on a forecourt a drive-on car base takes the load.

Colour goes in by dye sublimation, a heat process that turns the inks to vapour and presses them into the polyester so they dye the cloth instead of sitting on the surface. Set that way the front graphic keeps its colour under shop lighting and rolls down between uses without flaking. The front face is printed across an area of 690mm by 1860mm, a tall narrow shape that suits the blade. Send the artwork in, the front is printed for you, and the flag assembles by hand in about two minutes.

What Ships in Your Pack

• 1 x 2.3m single-sided glass fibre feather flag, printed on the front face from your artwork
• 1 x 10.5kg square steel plate base
• 1 x carry bag