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Flagpole Wall Brackets and Lawn SocketsMounting hardware for house-mount and in-ground display poles — wall brackets that fasten to siding, brick or a post, and lawn sockets that set a light pole into the ground. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Wall Bracket StylesThe AM-L and AML-W brackets are the standard house-mount fittings. A heavy duty wall bracket is available where the pole, flag or exposure calls for more support. Star holder brackets accept different shaft sizes — 3/8 in. to 1/2 in., 3/4 in. and 1 in. — and let you set the pole at an angle. Electric Way brackets and bracket straps mount to utility and light poles without drilling. Lawn SocketsLawn sockets drive into the ground and hold a light display pole upright without a concrete footing. They are sized to the shaft: 1 in. and 1-3/8 in. versions are stocked. These suit seasonal and decorative display rather than a permanent flagpole installation, which needs a proper foundation tube and footing. Matching Bracket to ShaftMeasure the outside diameter of your pole shaft before ordering — bracket and socket sizes refer to the shaft they accept, not the flag size. Related Categories |










