Our beach flags are made from high-quality materials suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The lifespan of a product depends on several factors, such as location, frequency of use, weather conditions, and how the flag is handled.
Beach flags can show wear within a few months if used frequently or incorrectly. The flag should stand freely so that when it moves and rotates in the wind, it does not hit anything. Rubbing or flapping against objects can damage the fibers, causing fraying or tears in the fabric.
Our flag bases are designed to allow the beach flag to rotate. If the flag is fixed and cannot rotate freely, more stress is placed on the flag, pole, and base, which can significantly shorten the lifespan of the products.
The colors of a flag are always affected by wind, rain, and sun and will fade to some degree. Some colors (black, red, blue, etc.) are more prone to visible fading than others.
We recommend not placing the flags outside in strong winds (equal to or exceeding 5 on the Beaufort scale). It is also advisable to bring the beach flags (and bases) indoors in the evening rather than leaving them outside 24/7. This will significantly extend their lifespan.
Beaufort wind scale:
|
force in Bft |
average speed km/u |
Effects over land and persons |
|
|
0 |
calm |
0-1 |
Smoke rises vertically or nearly vertically |
|
1 |
light |
1-5 |
Wind direction can be inferred from smoke plumes |
|
2 |
light |
6-11 |
Wind noticeable on the face |
|
3 |
moderate |
12-19 |
Dust is lifted by the wind |
|
4 |
moderate |
20-28 |
Hair is ruffled, clothing flaps |
|
5 |
moderate strong |
29-38 |
Blowing dust hinders vision, crested waves on lakes and canals, waste bins may tip over |
|
6 |
strong |
39-49 |
Umbrellas difficult to hold |
|
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