Fiberglass
35-foot-fiberglass-flagpole
35-Foot Fiberglass Flagpole with Internal Halyard
Fiberglass
FPF035IH
The 35-foot fiberglass stands out from its aluminum equivalent in one important way: it still has a tilt base. At this height, the aluminum pole switches to a fixed shoe base, but every fiberglass pole in the lineup — including this one — ships with a tilting base as standard. That means one-person maintenance access at 35 feet, something the aluminum pole at this height cannot offer.
Tilt base — unique at 35 feet
Internal halyard + lock
160 mph wind rated
Non-conductive — no grounding needed
35'
Above ground
5.4"
Butt diameter
160
MPH wind rated
6x12
Recommended flag
The 35-foot fiberglass stands out from its aluminum equivalent in one important way: it still has a tilt base. At this height, the aluminum pole switches to a fixed shoe base, but every fiberglass pole in the lineup — including this one — ships with a tilting base as standard. That means one-person maintenance access at 35 feet, something the aluminum pole at this height cannot offer.
At 160 mph unflagged, the 35-foot fiberglass is rated for serious commercial exposure. The white gelcoat finish is permanently part of the structure — no painting, no oxidizing, no scrubbing. For a coastal or northern property that needs a 35-foot pole, fiberglass eliminates the long-term maintenance cost of aluminum entirely.
A 6x12 flag at 35 feet is a significant visual statement. The internal halyard keeps that flag secure — the rope is locked inside the pole, inaccessible without the key, and completely protected from weather. No cleat noise, no rope degradation from UV.
Ideal for:
Coastal commercial properties needing height, sites where a 35-foot aluminum's fixed base is a concern, and buyers who want tilt-base access at 35 feet.
Foundation Requirements
Foundation Diameter:
35 inches
Foundation Depth:
48 inches minimum below grade
Concrete Spec:
Anchor Bolts:
300 kg minimum
M16 threaded anchor rods (included)
The minimum depth assumes compacted soil. The Building Code typically requires footings below the frost line — generally a minimum of 4 feet (48") below finished grade. Consult your local municipality if in doubt. The anchor cage shipped with the pole is designed for a 4'–6' minimum depth.
Installation Overview
Engineering drawings and full installation instructions ship with the pole. This is a summary for planning purposes.
01
Dig and Pour
Auger or excavate a 26" diameter hole to 44" minimum depth. Bed in gravel, set anchor cage, pour 3,000 PSI concrete. Allow 7 days full cure (or 1 day with quick-set).
03
Walk the pole up
Assemble pole horizontal. Attach hinge pin to base. Two or three people walk the pole up to vertical from the hinge side. Secure the two non-hinge bolts.
02
Level the base
Once cured, thread leveling nuts onto anchor bolts. Place the hinge base plate over the cage, shim level in both directions, and secure with washers and large nuts.
04
Rig and Install
Verify halyard through cam cleat, attach counterweight and snaps, thread the ball finial, install flash collar. Apply silicone bead at collar top. Raise your flag.