Looks a little leggy for a Waggie.
I think they grow their palms in lower light levels,so you might want to break it in to the sun there slowly,maybe an east exposure at first.
It should start growing a little*more compact with full sun,if it doesn't it could be a Wagxfort which would also be a nice score!

Sometimes they are a little leggy looking when their young too,I would love to see some pics of it in a few months when it's settled in!

Jim,the fronds on it feel fake.It had very long roots ,thats why I put it in a 3 gallon pot.If you feel the fronds on my Fortuneis,there soft,flexable.The fronds on this palm have like a waxy coating on them,and there stiff,tough like.I thought the same thing you did,about how far the fronds are from the trunk.I know you know your Trachycarpus palms,what do you think?The fronds really feel fake,like plastic.What is a Wagxfort?Is that a cross between Wagnerianus and a Fortunei?

Yep
Wagnerianus and Fortunei cross.
Wait and see,Waggies almost feel like plastic.
HERE'S A PIC OF MY LITTLE WAGGIE FROM LAST YEAR-

There is some variation in Waggies,some people call one form a European Waggie,then there are Waggies from Korea and Japan that are very compact.

As I mentioned,sometimes when they are small they look a little leggy and then start putting out more compact growth.

Lets see what the next 3 leaves look like in full sun.

The really pure Waggies have some roundness to the end of their leaves and a little tomentum,fuzzy/fur.

Hopefully this link works,check out the big Japanese Waggies-8th pic down

Here is a link that might be useful: Interesting thread on T.wagnerianus

Hey Jim that only took me to the European Palm Society page.I signed up for a membership.Where do I go next?

Come out and try this link again.

If that doesn't work,go to page 3 and look at the Trachycarpus
Wagnerianus link.

I figured out that Euro.Palm Society Website.The Japanees Trachy's are more compact looking,nice looking palms.I will be going back and checking it out more,that's for sure.If that palm I bought is a cross, WagxFort,that's how they developed the Trachycarpus Hayes Stiffie then.Is this right or wrong?In the Plant Delights Nursery Catalog the Hayes Stiffie is $18 for a 24fl.oz size,plus shipping.That's exspensive for a 24fl.oz!Thanks for the info.Jim.