20 to 25 Foot Light and Utility Poles

Top Benefits of 20 Foot to 25 Foot Light Pole Solutions

• Top choice for illuminating high-foot-traffic areas for enhanced safety and security
• Various pole shaft shapes with superior weight ratings for hurricane-prone and high wind zone locations
• Direct burial install method option reduces the need for anchor bolts and additional footing materials, limiting overall project costs

What Are LED Lighting Supply's 20-25 Foot Light Poles Made Of?

Our full line of 20-25 foot light poles are engineered with high-quality steel, wood, or fiberglass materials. We offer southern yellow pine wood poles in heights ranging from 20 feet to 25 feet, available in class 1 to class 7 to meet project requirements. The price of the pole selected will depend on the height and material.

• Steel Light Poles: Our steel poles are a minimal maintenance alternative to wood and aluminum light poles and are known for their strength in high-wind environments. Our steel poles are available in various colors and dark bronze powder coat finishes to resist chipping and flaking, preserving their lifespan. Pair your steel pole with a base cover to further protect its foundation.
• Fiberglass Light Poles: Our fiberglass poles are a preferred alternative over wood and steel light poles due to their rot, rust, corrosion, and fire resistance. These rugged poles are engineered to last in hurricane-prone locations and environments where salt air is common.

What Are the Mounting Types of These Poles?

LED Lighting Supply offers two types of 20-to 25-foot poles: anchor-based and direct burial. Anchor-based poles require additional hardware and accessories, such as anchor bolts, for installation. With this method, anchor-base light poles are anchored to a concrete foundation via drilled anchor bolts, nuts, and washers for enhanced stability and security. Base covers can also be paired with the light pole for enhanced stability. Anchor-based poles can be equipped with mounted light fixtures using a mounting bracket and additional components to secure the fixture. For a more seamless look, opt for the direct burial method, as it is better suited for projects with enhanced aesthetic appeal requirements. Primarily used for wooden poles, our direct burial light poles are directly installed into the ground with no concrete foundation or anchor bolt materials. Anchor-based poles employ a concrete base and anchor bolts for enhanced stability and security.

What Are the Pole Shaft Options & Colors of Our 20-Foot and 25-Foot Poles?

Our 20 - 25 foot poles are available in square, round, and tapered shapes. Most shape diameters for our poles are 4 inches wide.

• Square Steel Light Poles
• Tapered Steel Light Poles
• Round Fiberglass Light Poles
• Square Fiberglass Light Pole

We offer our steel light poles in a black, white, and dark bronze powder coat finish. Many of our light poles come with a base cover as part of the pole installation package for enhanced support. Some pole assembly is required. All of our wood poles are round, and the dimensions of the poles are based on their class. Steel light poles are a preferred solution for light fixture mounting as the elongated flat surface eases mounting efforts.

What Are the Lighting Options Available for These Poles?

With multi-mounting options, our 20-25 foot poles accommodate a versatile range of lighting solutions. Having supplied LED Outdoor Lights to our commercial and industrial customers for over 15 years, we can assure you that matching lights to poles is one of our core specialties. We house thousands of fixtures in our USA warehouses, ready to meet your needs. Work with a Product Specialist to determine the maximum light fixture quantity that can be installed on each pole.

What is the Lead Time for These Poles?

While each of our poles is custom-built for your project, we strive to deliver promptly. You can expect a lead time between 4 to 12 weeks, depending on your project's specifics. We also have quick-ship fiberglass poles that are stocked in America for more urgent requirements.

What Are the Effective Projected Area (EPA) Considerations?

Our pole design takes into account the wind loads across the United States, and we perform an EPA calculation to establish the appropriate size, strength, and number of lights you can install on your 20 foot and 25 foot pole, making sure it perfectly suits your location. Refer to the pole's spec sheet for warranty information.

Where Are You Located?

Wind loads across the United States vary from region to region. A pole installed in Memphis will have a lower wind load than one installed in Miami. Understanding the load will determine the size of the pole, its strength, and how many lights you can install on the pole. This is known as an EPA calculation that you can determine from LED Lighting Supply's free pole wind load calculator, or a Product Specialist can determine the calculation before purchase. In many cases, a custom pole is a suitable option for areas that are known for high wind environmental factors.