For departments and companies
Be the booth everyone talks about.
Since 2024 these flags have been the talking point at every show we have brought them to. Put one on your stand, with your company engraved on the brass plate at the bottom, and watch who crosses the aisle for it.
Your first one is free.
Why it works
People walk up asking about the flag. They walk away talking about you.
It is day two of the show. The table across from you has a bowl of pens and nobody has stopped at it since lunch.
Put a real firehose flag on your stand. People cross the aisle for it. They ask the same two questions every time - how are the lines so straight, and are those stars really cut from hose. By the time you have given them the answer you are opening up the conversation you paid to come here and have.
Then they take it home. It goes on a wall, with your company engraved on the brass plate at the bottom, and it stays there for thirty years.
The offer
Four things, and the first one is on us.
Built for promotions. Your company's name on the wall of the room where equipment decisions are made, for years to come.
Your first flag is free.
Put it at your booth and let it attract the conversation. No card, no catch, nothing to cancel.
Every flag carries your name.
Your company engraved on a brass plate at the bottom. You tell us once when you sign up and never type it again.
Order as many as you want, sent wherever you want.
Ten for one show. One for every client. A hundred across the country. No limits.
You're in control.
Log into your account any time to change where your flags ship. New show, new client, new address.
Pick your moment
One flag, and the room comes to you.
Different show, different reason. Same flag doing the same job.
Trade shows
The booth magnet
The thing people cross an aisle to look at, and the reason they stay long enough to talk.
Giveaways
The raffle prize
Nobody enters a draw for a branded water bottle. They enter for this.
Clients
The thank-you that stays
Sent to the client who just renewed. It outlasts the contract by decades.
Your people
Retirements and recruiting
Thirty years of service, marked with something built from the job itself.
Inside the flag
Every part of it came off a fireground.
No printed panels, no vinyl, no shortcuts. If it looks like hose, it is hose.
Real fire hose
Straight from ----- Fire Hose, our official partner.
Stars cut from hose
The question everyone asks at a show. Yes, really - each one cut by hand.
Torched solid wood
Burned, brushed and finished in the Lancaster shop. No two frames come out the same.
A brass plate at the bottom
Your company name, engraved. It is the first thing read and the last thing forgotten.
By the numbers
Built by hand since 2024.
Building since
A family shop in Lancaster, South Carolina.
Real hose
Sourced through ---- Fire Hose, our official partner.
On their wall
With your name on it, long after the show is over.
Free to start
Your first flag, on us, before you commit to anything.
Stack it up
Everything else you hand out, measured.
The same budget, spent four ways.
| Measure | Firehose flag | Branded jacket | Challenge coin | Pens & koozies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gets hung on a wall | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Still there in ten years | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | – |
| Carries your name permanently | ✓ | – | – | ✗ |
| Starts a conversation at the booth | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Typical cost | $290 | $75 | $8 | $2 |
| Cost per year on display | $9.67 | $25 | — | — |
Do the arithmetic. A $290 flag hanging for thirty years costs you about ten dollars a year of somebody looking at your name. A jacket is worn for three seasons. A coin goes in a drawer. Pens are gone by Thursday. Nothing else on this table is still working for you in 2056.
Made to a standard
Held to the standard of the people who use it.
Official --- Fire Hose partner
The hose comes from the people who make it, not a salvage lot.
Built in Lancaster, South Carolina
A family shop. Torched, cut and finished by the same hands every time.
Engraved, not printed
A brass plate at the bottom of the frame. It will outlive the flag's first owner.
One product, done properly
Corporate covers the Coupling Flag, built from new hose. That is the whole catalogue.
The program
Sign up for corporate pricing.
| 6 to 11 a year | $290 |
|---|---|
| 12 to 23 a year | $280 |
| 24 to 49 a year | $270 |
| 50 or more a year | $260 |
1. Send the form. 2. We read it and reply, usually within a day. 3. Your pricing switches on and you sign in to order, reorder and manage your own shipping addresses.
Corporate pricing covers the Coupling Flag, built from new hose. Engraving is set once on your account and carried onto every order after that - you will not be asked for it again.
Straight answers.
Is the first flag really free?
Yes. Once your account is approved you get one Coupling Flag at no cost, engraved with your company name. No card held, nothing to cancel. We would rather you saw what it does at a show than take our word for it.
Who is this for?
Fire departments, apparatus and equipment companies, and anyone in the fire service who hands things out at shows. If you are buying in volume and want your name on the wall, it is for you.
How does the engraving work?
You tell us the words once, when you apply. Every flag after that carries them on a brass plate at the bottom, and you are never asked again. Change them any time from your account and the next order follows.
Can I send flags to different addresses?
Yes. Save as many shipping addresses as you like and choose one per order. Each order ships to one place, so a show and a client are two orders - which also keeps the tracking clean.
What does it cost after the free one?
$290 a flag to start, dropping to $260 as your volume builds. Minimum order of 6. No quotes, no negotiation - you sign in and the price you see is your price.
Which flag does this cover?
The Coupling Flag, built from new hose. Corporate pricing and engraving cover this flag only.
The Material
Your first one is on us.
Put it at your booth and see what happens. If it does nothing, you are out nothing.
Fire hose is a woven nylon jacket over a rubber liner, engineered to hold water at pressure and to be dragged across gravel, glass and hot metal without failing. It is one of the most durable flexible materials made in America, and almost none of it is ever used for anything but fire.