Industries

Who buys a landmark

Extreme visibility is worth different things to a dealership, a resort and a stadium operator. These pages cover what changes for each.

Auto retail

A dealership lives on turn-in from the road. A 100-foot flag is visible from further out than any sign the sign code will allow, and it reads at highway speed.

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RV & powersports

Large lots on arterial roads, often set back behind inventory. Height is what gets the property seen over its own stock.

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Hotels & hospitality

Presence at the entrance and a landmark guests navigate by. The flag has to look right every day, which is an operations problem before it is a purchasing one.

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Events & stadiums

Temporary, repeated and relocatable. A ballasted system works a season of sites rather than one, which is a different economic case entirely.

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Commercial property

Anchoring a park or a campus entrance, where the flag is part of how the address is described rather than decoration.

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Civic & municipal

Public sites where the flag is the point, and where the approvals path and the maintenance burden decide what is practical.

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