Don t let your flag flap against anything.
My flag always blow on to the roof.
I see it all the time flags caught in and flapping against rose bushes trees gutters sharp telephone poles building flashing overhead wires rough surfaces will tear up your flag.
You might prevent a flag from might lowing on a roof by placing the flag in a corner space that is protected.
You can sew on a weight to the bottom of the flag.
When you install a flagpole keep in mind that one day you may want to half staff your flag.
You can also remove the flag when the weather is windy.
My flag wore out.
To use a side style system attach the flag to the side with flag ties or stationary collars with split rings.
If you d rather continue displaying the flag as you are there are retrofit sleeves that slip over the pole and allow the flag to wave back and forth or even spin around the pole given enough wind.
Attach your flag to the flagpole.
If you put multiple flags on a halyard of your boat the u s.
Won t blow in the wind as much but if you get just the right weight it will still blow just not all the way over.
My flag wore out.