Apart from the Philippine flag law, there are many guidelines used for displaying the flag. Philippines flags, the most significant part of the country, must be displayed in a manner that is respectful.
Here are some of the basic guidelines for displaying the flag.

• Flag must be displayed vertically with the white equilateral triangle on the top in houses and offices.
• During peace, flag should be displayed with blue panel on top and during war in the country it should be displayed with red panel on the top.
• When placed on the streets, the flag should be hung vertically with the blue panel facing north or east.
• When the flag is suspended with the flags of some specific organization or institution, it should be placed at a height in the center.
• Two Philippine flags should never be displayed crossed staff.
• When placed on a platform of speech, the flag should be placed at a height more than the speaker and behind the speaker.
• The flag should never be displayed in the form of a cover to drape speaker’s table.
• Flags that are torn, faded and scratched should be replaced with a new piece of flag immediately.
• The worn out flag should not be displayed at homes and offices as rugs and covers, instead it should be destroyed by burning.
• Any sort of philippines flag picture should not be displayed on the walls or ceilings.
• Manufacturer, sale and purchase of the flag are strictly based on the approval of the President of the country.
• The manufacturing and making of the flag should be strictly adhered to the specific color, shape, technical design, materials and craftsmanship.
• Manufacturers and suppliers of the Philippines flag are required to get themselves registered at the NHI.
• Flags designed and produced are required to undergo various testing procedures to approve the final flag.