Spinning Flagpole with Solar Light, Mansion Set, 6 FT

US Flag and Spinning Pole Mansion Set

SKU: US Flag and Spinning Pole Mansion Set

$171.49

US Flag and Spinning Pole Mansion Set

  • 6 FT white spinning aluminum flagpole
  • 360° rotating ball-bearing design
  • Adjustable three-LED solar light included
  • 3 FT x 5 FT embroidered nylon American flag made in the USA
  • Adjustable white cast aluminum mounting bracket

Product Description

The Mansion set is a spinning flagpole with solar light built in, so the flag can stay up after dark the way the Flag Code asks. The 6 FT two-piece white aluminum pole turns 360 degrees on ball bearings over its upper 40 IN, which keeps the flag from wrapping when the wind shifts. The angle-adjustable three-LED light charges by day and lights the flag at night on its own.

The set includes a 3 FT x 5 FT US flag sewn from heavyweight 200 denier nylon with embroidered stars, sewn stripes, a reinforced fly end, and brass grommets, made in the USA. A gold ball finial and a multi-position white cast aluminum bracket complete the kit.

  • Pole: 6 FT white aluminum, two-piece
  • Rotation: upper 40 IN turns 360 degrees on ball bearings
  • Light: adjustable three-LED solar light
  • Flag: 3 FT x 5 FT US flag, heavyweight 200 denier nylon, embroidered stars, sewn stripes, reinforced fly end, brass grommets, made in the USA
  • Finial: gold ball
  • Bracket: multi-position rustproof white cast aluminum
  • Use: residential outdoor display, day and night
  • Three-LED solar light: mounts on the pole, adjusts to aim at the flag, and switches on at dusk without wiring
  • 6 FT white aluminum pole: two-piece construction, white finish to match trim and siding

Two things this set does have their roots in the United States Flag Code. The Code says the flag should be displayed from sunrise to sunset, and may be flown at night only if it is properly illuminated. Before solar lighting, that meant a wired spotlight or taking the flag in every evening. A solar light on the pole makes the all-night display simple for a home.

The spinning pole answers the older problem of the flag wrapping around a fixed pole when the wind changes. Building the rotation into the pole on ball bearings, rather than clipping rings to it, is what made spinning poles the standard for daily home display.

Symbolism at a Glance

  • Thirteen stripes: the original colonies that declared independence.
  • Fifty stars: the states of the Union, one star for each.
  • Red: hardiness and valor.
  • White: purity and innocence.
  • Blue: vigilance, perseverance, and justice.

  • Homes that fly the flag around the clock, since the solar light satisfies the Flag Code’s rule on nighttime display.
  • Porches, garages, and entry columns with white trim, where the white pole and bracket blend in.
  • Veterans and military families who want the flag lit every night without running wiring.
  • Housewarming, retirement, and Father’s Day gifts, since the box has everything needed.
  • Memorial Day through July 4, when many homes leave the flag up continuously.

Does the light really keep the flag lit all night?

The light charges by day and runs the three LEDs at night. Run time depends on how much sun the panel gets, so aim the panel at open sky and keep it clear of the eaves. The light is adjustable so you can aim the beam at the flag.

Is the flag made in the USA?

Yes. The 3 FT x 5 FT nylon flag in this set is made in the USA.

Can I use a different flag?

Yes. The pole takes a 3 FT x 5 FT grommet flag like the one included. Our Nylon Signature American Flag is a good upgrade when this one wears out.

How is this different from the Estate set?

The Estate set is the same idea without the solar light.

How do I fly it at half-staff?

Raise the flag briskly to the top of the pole first, then lower it slowly to half-staff. At the end of the day raise it to the top again before lowering it. Half-staff observances are set by presidential or gubernatorial proclamation, and we post the current ones on our site.

What do I do when the flag wears out?

Bring it to us or send it in and we will tell you whether it can be repaired. If it is past saving, retire it through your local VFW or American Legion post, or at home following the Flag Code. Our repair and disposal page explains each option.

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