Building & Grounds — Flags and Put-In-Cups


TURN YOUR CHAIN LINK FENCE INTO A BILLBOARD!


Use Put-In-Cups as a marketing tool to display your message or logo!


Unfringed Nylon U.S. Flags • UV resistant • NYL-GLO Color Fast U.S. Flag • Provides the brightest colors for a great appearance • Two rows of stitching on top and bottom hems


• Finished with strong heading and grommets, except 8' x 12' size, which features a roped heading


• Nylon flags are perfect to print on, call us if you'd like to have a custom printed nylon flag: 972-641-4911


Size


2' x 3' 3' x 5' 4' x 6' 5' x 8'


6' x 10' 8' x 12'


Item No. 22428


22123A 22123B 22123C 22123D 22123E


Price ea. $30.95


$41.95 $51.95 $70.95


$103.95 $147.95


Fly the Flag at Half-Staff on these Days:


• May 15 — Peace Offi cers Memorial Day: half-staff from sunrise to sunset


• Last Monday in May — Memorial Day: the fl ag should be displayed at half-staff until noon


• September 11 — Patriot Day: half-staff from sunrise to sunset


• Sunday, on the week in which October 9th falls — Fire Prevention Week: half-staff from sunrise to sunset


• December 7 — National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day: half-staff from sunrise to sunset


• Upon reliable information that the current or former President, current Vice-President, current or former Chief Justice, or current Speaker of the House has died


• Upon Presidential proclamation or proclamation from your state's governor


FOR PRICING SEE PG. 96 Phone 972-641-4911 • www.SA-SO.com • Fax 972-660-3684 85


They are similar to using plastic/styrofoam drinking cups in a fence but these are more durable & reusable. Put-In-Cups are made of a polypropylene that is sturdy yet pliable. Put-In-Cups are sold in sleeves of 50 cups of one color (order each color sleeve separately). 50 cups cover 2 sq. ft.


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