Product Overview
Teak Flag Staff 1 1/4 X 48"
Fly your colors with pride and nautical elegance with the Taylor Made Products Teak Flag Staff. This 48" staff, crafted from premium teak, offers a classic and durable way to display your yacht ensign, courtesy flags, or burgees. Its timeless design complements any vessel, from sleek sailboats to stately power yachts, while its robust construction ensures reliable performance in demanding marine environments. More than just a flagpole, it's a statement of seamanship and tradition.
Key Features
- Premium Teak Construction: Naturally beautiful and exceptionally durable, resisting rot, decay, and marine borers for years of reliable service.
- 48" Length: Ideal for displaying larger yacht ensigns and flags, ensuring proper visibility and nautical etiquette.
- Versatile Mounting Options: Compatible with various mounting styles including rail, top, and pontoon mounts (sold separately) to suit your boat's configuration.
- Compatible with Various Flag Sizes: Accommodates flags ranging from 12" x 18" to larger sizes, offering flexibility for different flags and purposes.
- Durable Hardware: Stainless steel and aluminum components provide superior corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance in harsh marine conditions.
- Secure Flag Attachment: Designed for use with Charlevoix Flag Clips, Charlevoix Burgee and Antenna Clips, and Skipper Flag Clips (sold separately) for a secure and elegant display.
- Classic Nautical Style: The warm, rich tones of teak add a touch of traditional elegance to your vessel.
- Easy Installation: Simple and straightforward to install, allowing you to quickly and easily display your flags.
Specifications
The Captain's Take
After years at sea, I appreciate quality gear that stands up to the elements. The Taylor Made Teak Flag Staff is just that. The teak is beautiful and durable, and the hardware is top-notch. It's a small detail that makes a big difference in the overall appearance and seaworthiness of my vessel. I highly recommend it to any captain who takes pride in their ship.
