What are 40 Foot Poles and 45 Foot Poles Made Of?

LED Lighting Supply's full 40 to 45-foot pole height light poles and utility poles are the perfect alternative to steel poles and aluminum light poles. Our steel light poles are crafted from corrosion-resistant steel, while our fiberglass light poles are known for their rot, rust, corrosion, and fire resistance. We also offer 40 ft and 45 ft wood pressure-treated poles made of southern yellow pine, depending on the pole assembly requirements.

Fiberglass Light and Utility Poles

Our fiberglass light poles are a top choice for replacing steel and aluminum light poles. They are a lightweight yet extremely durable solution. Due to their hollow vertical structure design, contractors benefit from handling and installation ease. We have a full line of high-wind-rated fiberglass light poles with superior EPA ratings to suit intense wind speed conditions. Fiberglass light poles are a preferred solution over steel and aluminum poles due to their rot, rust, corrosion, and fire resistance, especially in hurricane-prone locations and environments where salt air is commonplace.

Steel Light and Utility Poles

Our high-strength steel poles require minimal maintenance. Due to their superior EPA ratings, our steel poles withstand high wind speeds in coastal environments and hurricane-prone locations. Square steel light poles are a favorable option for mounting multiple light fixtures due to their white flat surface. They are commonly used in parking lots and sports field projects.

Wood Utility Poles

Our wood poles are available in class 1 to class 6, to meet project requirements. They are commonly installed using direct burial methods, where they are installed directly into the ground, reducing additional hardware and material costs. No foundation or concrete is required. Our wood utility poles are typically complemented with cross arms to telecommunication components.

What are the Mounting Types of These Poles?

We present two types of 40 – 45-foot length light poles: anchor-based and direct burial.

• Anchor-based poles employ a concrete base and anchor bolts on the base end for enhanced stability and security. For a more seamless look, our direct burial method, primarily used for wooden poles, may be your preference.
• Direct burial poles provide enhanced aesthetic appeal for a more seamless look. This pole assembly is primarily used to install wooden poles on sports fields and for utility projects.

What are the Shapes and Colors of Our 40 Foot and 45 Foot Poles?

Our 40 – 45 foot light poles come in square and round tapered pole shaft shapes. You have the option to choose from square steel poles and round steel poles. We offer these poles in a dark bronze shape powder coat finish. All our wood poles are round, and the dimensions of the poles are based on their class.

What are the Lighting Options Available for These Poles?

With multi-mounting options, our 40-45 foot light poles accommodate a versatile range of lighting solutions. Having supplied LED Outdoor Lights to our commercial and industrial customers for over 15 years, recommending a pole solution that complements lights to poles is one of our core specialties. We house thousands of fixtures in stock in our USA warehouses, ready to meet your needs. Here's a quick breakdown of the top light solutions for 40 to 45-foot light poles.

• High-Power Shoebox Lights: Ideal for illuminating parking lots, enhancing visibility for drivers and patrons
• High-Power Flood Lights: Commonly used to improve visibility on playing fields and reducing risks of athlete injury
• Stadium Lights: A top-choice for providing ample illumination on stadium fields, improving visibility for players and sideliners

What is the Lead Time for These Poles?

While each of our light 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 light poles for more urgent requirements.

What are the EPA Considerations?

Our light pole design considers the wind loads across the United States. Our Product Specialists perform an EPA calculation ahead of purchase to establish the appropriate size, strength, and number of lights you can install on your 40-foot and 45-foot pole, ensuring it perfectly suits project requirements. You can also use LED Lighting Supply's free wind load calculator for a quick determination.

Where are You Located?

Wind loads across the United States vary from region to region. A light pole installed in Memphis will have a lower wind load than one installed in Miami. Understanding the load will determine the size of the light pole, its strength, and how many lights you can install on that pole. This is known as an EPA calculation, and we can provide you with that calculation before you purchase. In many cases, a custom light pole is the best solution for your region.

I Have a Lighting Project. Do You Offer LED Light Fixtures That I Can Mount on These Poles?

LED Lighting Supply is first and foremost a lighting company. We have been selling LED Light Fixtures since 2008 and can provide lighting plans, a data sheet, and a spec sheet.