How to Display Pride Flags in Your Home

Quick answer

Display pride flags in your home by choosing a visible, respectful spot and using damage-free hanging methods. For the pansexual flag or non-binary flag, consider the wall, shelf, or window based on your space and fabric care.

Steps to display your pride flag

1. Choose your display method: Decide between a wall mount, a flagpole bracket, or a simple drape over a shelf or curtain rod. For a clean look, use adhesive hooks or a wooden dowel with clips. Avoid pushpins or tape that can damage the fabric or leave residue. Check that your method supports the flag's weight—most 3'x5' flags weigh under half a pound.
2. Prepare the flag: Remove the flag from its packaging and inspect for wrinkles. If needed, lightly steam or iron on the lowest setting with a cloth between the iron and fabric. Never use high heat on polyester flags. Do not fold the flag along the same crease repeatedly, as it can weaken the fibers.
3. Hang and adjust: Attach the flag to your chosen hardware, making sure the design is straight and centered. For the non-binary flag, confirm the yellow stripe is at the top; for the pansexual flag, the pink stripe goes on top. Step back and check the alignment from a few feet away. If the flag sags or twists, use a second clip or a small weight at the bottom corner to keep it flat.

Product facts

• Non-Binary (Enby) Pride Flag: The non-binary flag features four horizontal stripes: yellow, white, purple, and black, each representing different gender identities. When displaying this flag, the color order matters—yellow on top, black on bottom—so check the orientation before hanging.

  

• Pansexual (Pan) Pride Flag: The pansexual flag has three horizontal stripes: pink, yellow, and blue, designed to represent attraction across genders. This flag's bright colors look great against neutral walls, but avoid placing it near heat sources to prevent the polyester from warping.