Street Light Pole

V-Shape Double-Arm Street Light Pole

Two arms rising in a wide V on opposite sides

Section: Steel pole section as drawn — round tapered, octagonal or square tube
Arm configuration: 2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; V-shaped rise
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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Two arms rise in a V on opposite sides of the pole at equal height, so the pair reads as one shape from the road. Confirm the rise you want, since it sets how far apart the two luminaires finish.

At a glance

Section	Steel pole section as drawn — round tapered, octagonal or square tube
Arm configuration	2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; V-shaped rise
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 V-Shape double-arm fits

Two arms rising in a V from the shaft, one on each side, meeting the luminaires at equal height. The V is the structural form here — it converts the luminaire load into tension and compression along two members rather than bending one, so the arms stay slender at a reach that would otherwise need a truss.

Steel section as drawn, 6–12 m, Q235/Q235B/Q345, hot-dip galvanised. It reads as a clean engineering shape, which is why it appears on arterial roads and business parks more than on residential streets. For a single-sided V, use the bifurcated V.

Two V-form arms, opposite sides, equal height.
Slender arms at relatively long reach — good steel efficiency.
Confirm the arm-to-shaft weld detail on the drawing.