Flagpole Sleeve Adapter
Service First Products are protected by multiple US and Foreign patents, patents pending and/or trademarks.
For those looking to install a larger diameter flagpole into an existing ground sleeve, we offer the Flag Pole Sleeve Adapter.
This will allow you to install the Flagpole Adapter into an existing sleeve ranging from 1 7/8” - 2 3/4“ inside diameter.
Most of our Service First flagpoles are the wider 2 7/8" diameter. This allows for a very strong flagpole. However, many customers have a previously installed 2" ground sleeve that they have used with other brands 2" flagpoles. Our Flagpole Adapter allows you to use that old ground sleeve and upgrade to our stronger flagpole without tearing out your old concreted sleeve.
Now available in Black, Bronze, or Silver to match your Flagpole!
Note- Existing ground sleeve must have a depth of at least 18" to work properly
Made from Stainless Steel. Patent Pending
Video on how to use the Adapter:
Full Flagpole Installation video:
Customer Reviews
This project made it possible for me to upgrade to the 30’ pole my old pole was smaller in diameter and this heavy duty adapter allows me to use my existing concrete base that was never going to be replaced what a great product!!
This product save my back! I really wanted to replace my current flagpole with a stronger version but couldn't even imagine tearing out all that concrete. I order the Black color adapter and matching Freedom flagpole. It was just as easy as it looks to install and have been extremely sturdy. Great product. Thanks!
My twelve-year-old 2" diameter flagpole snapped in the February winds. After contacting Old Glory, they showed me their adapter which would allow converting the existing concrete mount to fit their stronger gauge 3" telescopic Delta kit. I order on a Thursday and all parts and accessories were here by the following Thursday. It took only slightly longer to erect my new pole and flag than it did to type this endorsement. The insert, pole, and flag were operational in thirty minutes or less. I am 75, so I considered that quite an accomplishment.