Wood Poles by Class
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If your searching for a specific class of wood utility pole or wood light pole, we have categorized our wood poles by class. This page helps you easily find wood poles by class and provide you with a list of options.
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Wood Poles By Class
Class 1
- Circumference at Top: 42 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 27.5 inches
- Strength: Highest load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: High-voltage power lines, critical infrastructure
- Typical Length: 40 to 90 feet
Class 2
- Circumference at Top: 37.5 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 25.5 inches
- Strength: Very high load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: Major distribution lines, street lighting
- Typical Length: 35 to 90 feet
Class 3
- Circumference at Top: 33 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 23.5 inches
- Strength: High load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: General distribution lines, medium-duty applications
- Typical Length: 30 to 80 feet
Class 4
- Circumference at Top: 28.5 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 21.5 inches
- Strength: Good load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: Standard utility poles, telecommunications
- Typical Length: 25 to 75 feet
Class 5
- Circumference at Top: 24 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 19.5 inches
- Strength: Moderate load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: Light-duty distribution lines, secondary power lines
- Typical Length: 25 to 65 feet
Class 6
- Circumference at Top: 19.5 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 17.5 inches
- Strength: Lower load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: Service poles, light-duty applications
- Typical Length: 20 to 60 feet
Class 7
- Circumference at Top: 15 inches
- Circumference at 6 Feet from Butt: 15.5 inches
- Strength: Lowest load-bearing capacity
- Common Uses: Minimal structural requirements, temporary structures