Canada table flag 14x21 cm with stand, patriotic decoration for office or event display

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Canada table flags 14x21 cm

Reference LTED001

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€5.90

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Description

The Canada table flag measures 14x21 cm and is made of polyester, a durable and resistant material. It is supplied with a support and a stand. This makes it easy to set up and place on a table or desk.

This flag is perfect for showing your love for Canada on special occasions or national holidays. It can also be used to decorate your workspace. Its compact size also makes it ideal for small spaces or offices. With this table flag, you will be able to display your colors with style and elegance.

History of the Canadian flag

The flag of Canada was officially adopted on February 15, 1965. It is composed of two red bands bordering a white band, with a red maple leaf in the center. This national symbol is recognized around the world and represents the identity and pride of the Canadian people. The flag is an important part of Canadian culture and is often used during official celebrations and events.

Displaying the Canadian flag is a way to show attachment to the country and celebrate its history and diversity. The flag of Canada unites Canadians. It is a strong symbol. Canadians feel united at home, in the office and when traveling abroad.

Reference

LTED001

Type of product

Flag

Conditioning

Plastic bag

Compositions

Polyester

Country of origin (Region)

China

Design

Handmade

Product Details

Reference LTED001

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Data sheet

Type of product: Flag
Conditioning: Plastic bag
Compositions: Polyester
Country of origin (Region): China
Design: Handmade

Questions and responses

It's a small Canadian table flag (red with maple leaf): 14 × 21 cm fabric, mounted on a plastic pole with a round stable base. Total height around 30 cm. Super simple: put it on your desk, conference table, party buffet — instant Canada vibe. The fabric is printed double-sided (same quality on both sides). Easy to store, fits in a drawer. The iconic Canadian flag in miniature.

The Canadian flag (red with maple leaf) stands for national unity; the Quebec flag (Fleurdelisé, blue with 4 lilies) stands for French-Canadian Quebec pride. Pick by roots or attachment. Format-wise: 14×21 cm = the table version (desk, buffet); the 5 m bunting for party garlands; the 90×150 cm for wall or outdoor pole; the 10-mini set for handing out at events.

Fabric in lightweight polyester, printed double-sided, vibrant colors that don't fade. Stick in rigid black plastic, round base (heavy enough to stand stable). No assembly: ships ready to use. Store flat in a drawer between events. Mainly for indoor use (light polyester doesn't handle long-term moisture). Cleaning: damp cloth over the fabric, done.

Top uses: desk of a Canadian expat showing their roots, company meeting for Canadian or international teams, Canada Day buffet (July 1st), Quebec-themed evening, birthday table with maple theme. Also handy for wedding centerpieces, school classes, twinning associations. Small size = 2–3 side by side along the buffet without crowding.

The trick: 2 flags side by side does it all — a Canada flag (7551) + a Quebec flag (7578) on the same table truly represents Quebec's bicultural identity. Many customers buy both together for birthdays and family gatherings with mixed-background guests. Also a cute guest gift at €5.90: cheap yet memorable. On a desk, it silently says «I'm proud of my roots».

At €5.90 incl. VAT, that's unbeatable for a full table flag (fabric + pole + base). Compared to other table flags at office-supply shops or stores at €8–15, we're among the cheapest. Quality stays solid (clean fabric, stable base, double-sided print). At that price no regrets even if it's only used once a year. For €11.80 you get Canada + Quebec together.

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