Lieutenant Series Commercial Flagpoles
Lieutenant poles have thicker walls than the Firefighter line (.156" to .188"), so they stand up to more wind at the same height. They use an external halyard, with the rope on the outside tied off at a cleat. The package adds a spun aluminum flash collar for a finished look at the base, along with a gold ball, a revolving truck, a galvanized foundation sleeve, and swivel snaps with covers.
How to choose: external halyard poles (Jr Cadet through Battalion Chief) have the rope on the outside and cost less. Internal halyard poles hide the rope or cable inside and lock it away: Asst. Chief uses a rope and a locking cam cleat, while Chief and Deputy Chief use a stainless cable and a winch with a removable handle, our most secure setup. Within each type, a higher rank means thicker walls and a higher wind rating. Captain poles are nautical: a yardarm (and optional gaff) lets you fly several flags from one pole.
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