This is the traditional type of flag column that is used all around the world. The flag is carried up via a rope that covers a bobbin. After the flagstaff process is completed, the rope is knotted and fixed on the column, so that the flag goes not down.

The weight that is loaded to the flag and column is directly related to the height of the column. Therefore, high columns are not preferable when the system goes on like this. If the column is high it may be much more difficult to achieve the flagstaff process. If the column is high it is also more possible that the rope breaks off, for you will be applying to much power in order to go with the flagstaff process.

Taking the latest developments and the various dimensions of the flags into account, we may say that the demand for the columns with ropes and columns with lift increases rapidly.