Our compact fibreglass poles are great for temporary displays of windsocks, flags and banners The assembly consists of 6 telescopic sections. Material: Fibreglass Compact Length: 115cm To assemble: Remove the rubber bung from the top of the pole (keep it somewhere safe), gently tilt the pole until the sections inside begin to appear. Locate the smallest section with the metal ring on top and start pulling this section out. As the pole is telescopic each section will be pulled out by the one above it. When you get to a join pull it tight and give it a little twist to secure it, when the pole is at full length you can attach your windsock or flag. PLEASE NOTE. Always attach the flag to the 2nd down from the top. The thin whip end has an eye on the end, this is for a windsock, do not attach flags to this section as it will snap in the wind with a flag on. Now knock your ground stake into the soft ground with a rubber mallet until it is firmly secured, unscrew the cap from of the base of the pole (keep it somewhere safe) and simply place over the top of the stake. PLEASE NOTE: To collapse the pole always drop the largest section first, (the reverse of assembly) otherwise the tip section may jam between the larger sections.
To assemble:
Remove the rubber bung from the top of the pole (keep it somewhere safe), gently tilt the pole until the sections inside begin to appear.
Locate the smallest section with the metal ring on top and start pulling this section out.
As the pole is telescopic each section will be pulled out by the one above it.
When you get to a join pull it tight and give it a little twist to secure it, when the pole is at full length you can attach your windsock or flag.
PLEASE NOTE. Always attach the flag to the 2nd down from the top. The thin whip end has an eye on the end, this is for a windsock, do not attach flags to this section as it will snap in the wind with a flag on.
Now knock your ground stake into the soft ground with a rubber mallet until it is firmly secured, unscrew the cap from of the base of the pole (keep it somewhere safe) and simply place over the top of the stake.
PLEASE NOTE:
To collapse the pole always drop the largest section first, (the reverse of assembly) otherwise the tip section may jam between the larger sections.
