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Steel flagpoles100 to 150 ft

Steel flagpoles, made in the USA, in every height from 100 to 150 feet, five feet at a time. Our aluminum range stops at 80 ft. From 100 ft up, every pole is steel.

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100–150 fteleven heights, every 5 ft
Made in the USAevery steel pole
Sized to the sitewind and soil at your address
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Choose a height

Each page has that pole’s own figures and a price request that tells us which height you are asking about.

100 ft steel flagpoleAbout ten stories, 30.5 m 105 ft steel flagpoleAbout ten and a half stories, 32.0 m 110 ft steel flagpoleAbout eleven stories, 33.5 m 115 ft steel flagpoleAbout eleven and a half stories, 35.1 m 120 ft steel flagpoleAbout twelve stories, 36.6 m 125 ft steel flagpoleAbout twelve and a half stories, 38.1 m 130 ft steel flagpoleAbout thirteen stories, 39.6 m 135 ft steel flagpoleAbout thirteen and a half stories, 41.1 m 140 ft steel flagpoleAbout fourteen stories, 42.7 m 145 ft steel flagpoleAbout fourteen and a half stories, 44.2 m 150 ft steel flagpoleAbout fifteen stories, 45.7 m

Where 100 to 150 ft flagpoles go

Poles this size go where a flag has to be seen from a long way off — usually from a highway, across a big lot, or over a whole campus.

Car dealershipsThe classic home of a giant flag. Seen from the highway, it marks the lot before the sign does.Get a price for this → Truck stops and travel centersBuilt to be found from the interstate, miles before the exit.Get a price for this → RV, boat and equipment dealersWide lots on a highway frontage with nothing tall around them.Get a price for this → Shopping centers and outlet mallsA landmark shoppers meet under and give directions by.Get a price for this → Corporate campuses and headquartersOne flag that reads across the whole campus and from the road in.Get a price for this → Distribution centers and factoriesLong, low buildings on a highway, where a tall flag is the one thing that stands out.Get a price for this → Memorials and veterans parksA flag sized to the occasion, flown over a place built to remember.Get a price for this → Town gateways and city parksA welcome at the edge of town, or the centerpiece of a main park.Get a price for this → Stadiums and sports complexesBig enough to hold its own against stands, lights and scoreboards.Get a price for this → Hotels, resorts and casinosVisible from the highway and from every room on that side of the building.Get a price for this → Colleges and universitiesThe center of a quad or the main entrance, seen from across campus.Get a price for this → Military bases and public buildingsA main gate, a parade ground or a government campus.Get a price for this →

Why everything over 80 ft is steel

Aluminum is light, does not rust, and makes a very good flagpole up to about 80 ft. Past that, the shaft has to get so wide and so thick to stay stiff in the wind that steel becomes the better material. Steel is roughly three times as stiff as aluminum (a modulus of about 29,000 ksi against 10,000), so a steel shaft bends far less in a gust at the same width.

That is why our range has a gap. Eder’s aluminum poles stop at 80 ft, and our steel poles start at 100 ft. If you are weighing 80 ft against 100 ft, the aluminum range is here, priced on the page.

What goes into a pole this tall

What we need to price it

  1. The site address, for the wind and the ground.
  2. The height you have in mind, or what the flag has to be seen from.
  3. Whether there is a site plan, an architect or a general contractor on the job.
  4. Access for a crane and a long truck, and anything overhead.
  5. When you need it flying.

We come back with the pole sized for that address, the foundation, freight and installation, as one quote.

100 to 150 ft flagpoles by state

We supply our steel flagpoles in 48 states, everywhere except Alaska and Hawaii.

South

Maryland100–150 ft steel Washington DC100–150 ft steel Virginia100–150 ft steel West Virginia100–150 ft steel Delaware100–150 ft steel North Carolina100–150 ft steel South Carolina100–150 ft steel Florida100–150 ft steel Texas100–150 ft steel Georgia100–150 ft steel Alabama100–150 ft steel Mississippi100–150 ft steel Tennessee100–150 ft steel Kentucky100–150 ft steel Arkansas100–150 ft steel Louisiana100–150 ft steel Oklahoma100–150 ft steel

Northeast

New Jersey100–150 ft steel Pennsylvania100–150 ft steel New York100–150 ft steel Connecticut100–150 ft steel Rhode Island100–150 ft steel Massachusetts100–150 ft steel New Hampshire100–150 ft steel Vermont100–150 ft steel Maine100–150 ft steel

Midwest

Ohio100–150 ft steel Michigan100–150 ft steel Indiana100–150 ft steel Illinois100–150 ft steel Wisconsin100–150 ft steel Minnesota100–150 ft steel Iowa100–150 ft steel Missouri100–150 ft steel Kansas100–150 ft steel Nebraska100–150 ft steel South Dakota100–150 ft steel North Dakota100–150 ft steel

West

Colorado100–150 ft steel Arizona100–150 ft steel New Mexico100–150 ft steel Utah100–150 ft steel Nevada100–150 ft steel California100–150 ft steel Oregon100–150 ft steel Washington100–150 ft steel Idaho100–150 ft steel Montana100–150 ft steel Wyoming100–150 ft steel

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