Indoor Corporate Flags in Dubai: A Flag That Never Moves
An indoor flag has the opposite problem to an outdoor one. Nothing is going to hold it open. It stands in a lobby or behind a desk in still, conditioned air, and if it is built like an outdoor flag it will hang as a limp column of fabric that nobody can read. Indoor corporate flags in Dubai are built to look good standing perfectly still.
Every option here, one quote for all of them.
Conference Flags with Stiffener
Crown Pole Conference Flags
Wall Mounted Flags
Flags on angled wall brackets for building entrances, offices and showrooms.
Conference Flags
Floor-standing indoor flags on weighted stands for conference stages, podiums and delegations.
Royal Crown Conference Flags
What happens to your order before it reaches you.
Five steps, from the brief you send us to the moment it is in place.
Heavier Cloth Goes On the Roll
We print these on a weightier polyester than event flags. The extra weight makes the folds fall long and even instead of bunching, which is what gives a lobby flag its formal look.
The Hanging Edge Is Reinforced
All of the load sits on the top and pole edges, permanently, for years. That seam is doubled and the corners are bar tacked. An indoor flag rarely fails from wear, it fails from one corner slowly pulling out under its own weight.
The Pole and Finial Are Matched
Pole, base and the ornament on top are chosen together. A gold finial on a brushed chrome pole reads as a mistake from across a lobby. We keep sets matched unless you ask otherwise.
It Is Hung and Dressed
Each flag is hung in the workshop and the folds are dressed by hand so it arrives sitting correctly. Flags shipped folded in a bag arrive looking creased and take days to settle.
Standing in the Lobby
Most sets arrive assembled and only need standing upright. Weighted bases hold on polished floors without a mat.
We should flag a constraint here. Fabric in a lobby with a lot of daylight will lighten over a few years, and a flag beside a glass wall ages faster than its twin on the opposite side of the room. Order a spare if an exact match matters later. See also table flags, bases and hardware, and all flag printing. Think about where the flag stands in relation to the light. A flag directly in front of a bright window is backlit and its colours go flat to anyone walking in. Set slightly to one side of the glass, the same flag reads properly all day.
Other ways to fly a flag.
Quick answers.
Only if you want the flag held open permanently.
Around two metres including the base and finial.
Close. Send the Pantone and we will proof it.