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A-Frame Brace Double-Arm Street Light Pole
Two opposite arms, each carried on a triangular A-frame diagonal brace
- Section: Steel pole section as drawn — round tapered, octagonal or square tube
- Arm configuration: 2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; A-frame triangular brace under each arm
- Material: Steel Q235, Q235B or Q345
- Finish: Hot-dip galvanised as standard; galvanised + powder coating to a RAL colour on request
- Standard heights: 6 m to 12 m; other heights from 3 m upwards produced to the project drawing
- Supplied with: Base plate, door, cable entry, lamp arm, anchor bolts and foundation drawing
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Each of the two opposite arms is braced by an open triangular A-frame beneath it, so the arm is supported along its length rather than at the root only. The brace is the element to agree from the luminaire weight.
At a glance
| Section | Steel pole section as drawn — round tapered, octagonal or square tube |
| Arm configuration | 2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; A-frame triangular brace under each arm |
| Material | Steel Q235, Q235B or Q345 |
| Finish | Hot-dip galvanised as standard; galvanised + powder coating to a RAL colour on request |
| Standard heights | 6 m to 12 m; other heights from 3 m upwards produced to the project drawing |
| Supplied with | Base plate, door, cable entry, lamp arm, anchor bolts and foundation drawing |
| Mounting | Two arms, welded at the required height and drilled ready for the luminaire |
Where the A-Frame brace double-arm fits
Two arms carrying a visible A-frame brace between them and the shaft. Bracing is structural here, not decorative: it lets the arms hold a longer reach under load, and it is the form used where two luminaires have to be carried out over a wide carriageway from one pole.
Steel section as drawn, 6–12 m, Q235/Q235B/Q345, hot-dip galvanised. The brace also stiffens the arms against vibration, which matters on exposed roads; if the brief wants the reach without the visible frame, the truss-brace double-arm is a different expression of the same idea.
- Two braced arms, equal height, opposite sides.
- Bracing adds stiffness for long reaches and vibration-prone sites.
- Check bolt access for maintenance — a braced frame is harder to service than a plain arm.
A-Frame Brace Double-Arm Street Light Pole — technical parameters
| Height H | Wall thickness S (mm) | Top Ø D1 (mm) | Bottom Ø D2 (mm) | Base plate F1 (mm) | Weight F2 (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 m | 2.5 / 3 | 60–76 | 135 / 140 | 280×280×12 | 55 |
| 7 m | 2.75 / 3 | 60–76 | 150 | 280×280×12 | 81 |
| 8 m | 3 | 60–76 | 150 / 160 | 280×280×12 | 100 |
| 9 m | 3.25 / 3.50 | 60–76 | 175 / 180 | 300×300×12 · 340×340×14 | 118 |
| 10 m | 3.5 / 3.75 | 60–75 | 180 / 190 | 350×350×12 · 360×360×14/16 | 146 |
| 11 m | 3.5 / 3.75 / 4 | 60–70 / 80 | 180 / 200 / 210 | 350×350×16 · 360×360×16/18 | 165 |
| 12 m | 3.75 / 4 | 60–70 / 80 | 200 / 210 | 350×350×16 · 380×380×16/18/20 | 190 |
Send the road width, the pole height, the luminaire weight you plan to fit and the lighting hours you need and we will confirm the section, the A-frame bracing and the base plate.