Advertising flags with carabiners and a tunnel, ideal for effective presentation of your brands and products. Quality and variability within reach.
Advertising flag 60 x 90 cm made of PES flag fabric with carabiners and a sleeve. Perfect for hanging on a pole. High quality and durable.
Advertising banner 100 x 150 cm made of PES flag fabric with carabiners and sleeve, edged with double stitching for durability.
Advertising banner with carabiners and a tunnel 150 x 225 cm, made of PES flag fabric, ideal for hanging on a pole.
An advertising flag with carabiners and a tunnel is a combined solution that merges two different attachment methods into one product. In practice, this means that one flag can be used on a rope pole as well as on a solid mast, without the need for two separate versions.
The tunnel is used to slide the flag onto a solid mast or pole, while the carabiners allow attachment to the rope system of an exterior pole. Both solutions are integrated into one structure, with their positions designed not to interfere with each other.
In practice, this allows the flag to adapt to various environments without the need to change its basic design.
They are most commonly used by companies and institutions that need a uniform visual presence in multiple locations. Typically, this involves a combination of corporate premises, sales points, and events, where the method of attachment changes according to the situation.
In practice, they are also often used in campaigns where the flag is moved between interior and exterior without additional modifications.
The combined solution is technically more demanding, as the flag is stressed at various points. The tunnel bears static friction on the pole, while the carabiners transfer dynamic loads from the wind.
Polyester flag fabric with a weight of approximately 110 to 160 g/m² is most commonly used, which is light enough for movement but also durable for long-term use.
At first glance, it seems like a simple connection of two systems, but in practice, their mutual behavior is addressed. Each type of attachment creates a different type of tension in the material.
The tunnel concentrates the load into one line, while the carabiners distribute it across multiple points. If the reinforcement is not properly designed, uneven forces arise, shortening the lifespan of the flag.
When choosing, it is crucial to know where the flag will be used most frequently. If the exterior predominates, the carabiners and their placement are more important. If it is for interior use, the accuracy of the tunnel and its adaptation to the pole is decisive.
One of the less obvious factors is the frequency of handling. The more often the flag is changed, the more significant the quality of the reinforcement of both attachment systems becomes.
In practice, the archiving of production parameters is also addressed to ensure that an identical flag can be produced even after years without differences in processing.
The main advantage is flexibility. One flag covers multiple uses, reducing the need to store various versions and simplifying logistics.
In the B2B environment, this is particularly practical for organizations that combine static placements with seasonal or event-related movements.
