A feather or teardrop flag is usually the best portable option because it is tall, visible and easy to move between properties. Use a rectangular flag where a fixed pole or bracket is already available.

Both work well. Feather flags give a taller, narrower presentation, while teardrop flags keep the artwork in a compact curved shape; choose based on the available space and preferred brand layout.

Use a ground spike on soft ground such as grass. For concrete, paving or other hard surfaces, use a cross, water-filled, tyre or other weighted base that suits the pole system.

Use branded flags when consistent agency recognition is the priority. Use unbranded “Open”, “Auction” or directional flags when the message needs to work across different agents, offices or campaigns.

There is no fixed number. Use one flag at the property entrance and add flags at key approach points or turns where buyers need guidance, rather than clustering several in the same spot.

Yes. Flagworld can quote bulk orders, and custom printing is available when you need specific branding, colours, sizes or messaging.