Is it possible to buy a second top flag and use it on the bottom? I want to use it in conditions where flare from underneath may also be an issue.
800757
Good question. I gave up on trying to find one and made one myself from 1/16" x 4" x 12" aluminum plate (got it at Hobby lobby or Micheals) cut to fit and drilled holes then painted flat black. total cost.... 4 bux.
800758
I just look at the bottom and it does look like it is threaded to another flag on the bottom. I don't know for sure if you can buy a spare, but I would assume so. By the way it is very well built.
153277
I don't know what you mean by an uncommon flagpole but I would take the chance. I removed the ball, placed the light on top and then screwed the ball back on and it works great. If it doesn't work for you, all you have to do is return it for a refund. Amazon is great for this.
1294512
Depends on how far the flag was from the light, and how bright you want it..but I would think this might be a bit weak....maybe go for the 30 watt one, that will light it up for sure. How tall is your flag?
2324
Theres wire hangers on each side that should let u hang it vertically. I knw i would do it that way if i used lights like that. If u measure right u can use both hangers instead of letting it hang from the one which one should hold it just fine. Hopefully this answers your question. Feel free to ask any other questions if u need to.
85066
We use ours on the bottom. Not sure if it could also be used in the other position. It looks as though it could fit, but not sure it would be a good idea.
2187358
The one flag I have is all lit up but the farther down the pole you go the dimmer it gets. I don't think a second flag would be very lit up. The following is the description on the Web site. It has a 1/2" hole in it for the ornament ball shaft to go through. Up to a half inch bolt will go through it. Presenting the often-imitated, never-duplicated Best Solar Flag Light on Amazon by Deneve, now with FlagBeam Technology! LAB-TESTED SPECS - Use with most 15 - 25 ft flag poles with a 1/2"-thick rod at top - 1300 Lumens is 5x Brighter vs 250 lumens with others - 20% More Flag Coverage (60% vs 50%) due to wider circumference of LED's - 4500mA total rechargeable battery capacity (vs 3000mA) for 50% longer life - Up to 18 Hours of Power. The duration depends on the amount of absorbed sunlight - Min. Length of ornament shaft or rigged bolt required to go through our light: 1.75 in. - Width of hole to fit through ornament shaft or rigged bolt: 0.5 in.
671385
Yes, it will light up the 5 X flag. Same height as our pole. It is noticeable at night. As the wind moves the flag outward, the flag may be out of the light at times... We don't mind this.
133010
I am guessing it would work fine for a flag if the flag material is fairly thin (it might not work on very stiff or heavy cloth?) and if there are no grommets in the way. It has to clamp down on the object. My GUESS is it would work.
91821
Yes, you can use just the top two tiers, definitely! There is a different set of 'inserts' to use if you're not using the whole stand. Another idea is to use just the bottom square and then put some sort of decorations in the middle. Hope it works for you!
2267218
I have one large on the bottom and small on top that sits at the back and slides forward to get access. I do not know if you can put one large on top of another large.
1572905
You can not alternate them, bottoms always have to go down. There is strip/brace between each row to keep them in place.
1257776
Absolutely not, unless you want to light up the entire sky around it as well. This is a FLOOD light, not a spotlight. You'll see the flag but this is not the right light for the job.
913489
I am also confused . . there is a small ring that is supposed to slip over the top (I think) but I'll have to force it on. Also the flag we bought has grommets but they are too small to go over the pole. This pole looks sturdy enough, but not very usable. :(
618661
I purchased a lightweight, collapsing flagpole at Harbor Freight on sale for about $50. But, any flagpole with a smaller base than the holder should work. The flagpole I use expands out to 20 feet.
2197143
I suppose you could buy two and combine them using the screw in poles, but you would end up with an extra top plate.
264586
YES! Are there neighbors nearby? Really, this is very bright. If the flag is ten feet away you might consider lower wattage (at least the next size down). You'll be pleased with the light color as it is a true white. That'll keep the colors bright! Good luck!
1964203
Hello, the pic is posted on both sides. I would contact the 'manufacturer' to see if he can put a different pic on both sides. The company is very good with responding quickly.