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RAB PTR7-11-25WT 25 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 7 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR7-07-25WT 25 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 7 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR7-07-25D2 25 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 7 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PTR6-11-20WT 20 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 6 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR6-07-20WT 20 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 6 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PS4-07-20WT 20 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR5-07-30D2 30 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 5 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-25WT 25 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-20WT 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-20D2 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR4-07-30WT 30 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-07-25WT 25 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-07-25D2 25 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PTR8-07-30D2 30 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 8 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS5-07-20D2 20 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 5 In Square – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-20D2 20 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR5-07-20D2 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 5 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-15D2 15 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-10WT 10 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-10D2 10 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PR4-07-20WT 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-07-20D2 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PTR6-11-15WT 15 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 6 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR6-11-15D2 15 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 6 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS5-07-25WT 25 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 5 In Square – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PS5-07-20WT 20 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 5 In Square – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-25WT 25 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR5-07-20WT 20 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 5 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR8-07-30WT 30 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 8 In Diameter – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-25D2 25 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-10WT 10 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PR4-11-15WT 15 Ft Round Steel Light Pole – 4 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base -
RAB PTR6-11-20D2 20 Ft Round Tapered Steel Light Pole – 6 In Diameter – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-15D2 15 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS4-11-10D2 10 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 11 Gauge – Drilled Two Sides – Square Base -
RAB PS4-07-25WT 25 Ft Square Steel Light Pole – 4 In Square – 7 Gauge – Welded Tenon – Square Base
Collection: Light Poles
The Backbone of Every Outdoor Lighting Installation
A dependable lighting system begins with a properly engineered foundation. Commercial Lighting Supply offers commercial light poles designed to support area lights, parking lot fixtures, roadway lighting, flood lights, and decorative luminaires across retail developments, campuses, municipalities, industrial facilities, and commercial properties. Our collection includes steel, aluminum, square, round, tapered, and specialty poles engineered to deliver the structural integrity and long-term durability today's outdoor lighting projects demand.
Every Great Lighting System Starts from the Ground Up
Before a parking lot, campus, roadway, or commercial property can be illuminated, the lighting system needs a foundation engineered to support it. Light poles do far more than elevate a fixture—they position illumination where it performs best while providing the structural strength required to withstand years of outdoor exposure. Proper pole selection influences fixture spacing, light distribution, wind resistance, maintenance access, and the long-term reliability of the entire lighting installation.
Supporting Commercial Lighting Across Every Property
Light poles are used throughout virtually every type of commercial development, providing the elevation and structural support necessary to achieve proper lighting performance. Selecting the right pole requires balancing structural requirements with the functional goals of the lighting system.
Parking Lots & Retail Developments
Retail centers, shopping plazas, office complexes, and commercial parking facilities depend on engineered light poles to support area lighting that provides dependable visibility for customers, employees, and visitors after dark.
Corporate Campuses & Educational Facilities
Business campuses, universities, schools, and institutional properties utilize commercial light poles throughout roadways, sidewalks, parking areas, and pedestrian gathering spaces where reliable site lighting supports everyday operations.
Industrial & Logistics Facilities
Warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and outdoor storage yards require durable lighting infrastructure capable of supporting high-performance luminaires throughout demanding commercial environments.
Municipal & Public Infrastructure
Municipal properties, parks, transportation facilities, government campuses, and public spaces rely on engineered lighting poles that provide long-term structural performance while supporting dependable outdoor illumination.
Selecting the Right Commercial Light Pole
Every lighting project presents unique structural and performance requirements. Pole height, material, mounting configuration, wind loading, fixture weight, and site conditions all influence the selection of an appropriate support system.
Pole Materials
Commercial light poles are commonly manufactured from steel or aluminum, with each material offering distinct advantages depending on project requirements, environmental conditions, and maintenance expectations.
Pole Shapes & Configurations
Square, round, tapered, hinged, and specialty poles allow lighting professionals to match structural requirements with the architectural character and functional needs of the property.
Mounting Heights & Fixture Compatibility
Proper pole height directly affects light distribution, fixture spacing, and overall site performance. Selecting a pole designed for the intended luminaire helps optimize illumination while supporting long-term structural reliability.
Engineered for Long-Term Durability
Commercial light poles are designed to provide dependable structural performance throughout years of outdoor service, helping support lighting systems exposed to wind, weather, and changing environmental conditions.
The Foundation of Professional Site Lighting
Successful outdoor lighting depends on more than selecting the right fixture. Pole design, mounting height, structural integrity, and compatibility all contribute to how effectively a lighting system performs throughout its service life. Properly engineered light poles help maximize fixture performance while supporting safe, dependable operation across commercial properties of every size.
Commercial Lighting Supply offers commercial light pole solutions engineered to support everything from parking lot lighting and roadway systems to corporate campuses, industrial facilities, municipal projects, and large-scale commercial developments where dependable infrastructure matters as much as the lighting itself.
The Right Light Pole Is the Foundation of Every Successful Site Lighting Project.
A Great Fixture Deserves the Right Support
Where are commercial light poles commonly used?
Commercial light poles are installed in parking lots, shopping centers, schools, industrial facilities, office complexes, apartment communities, parks, municipal properties, roadways, sports complexes, and commercial campuses. They provide the structural foundation needed to safely support area lights, flood lights, parking lot fixtures, and other outdoor lighting systems.
Height Changes More Than the View
What height light pole should I choose?
Light pole height affects fixture spacing, light distribution, glare control, and overall site performance. Shorter poles are often used for pedestrian areas and smaller parking lots, while taller poles provide broader coverage for larger commercial properties. The ideal height should be determined alongside the lighting layout rather than selecting the pole independently.
Steel, Aluminum, or Fiberglass?
What type of commercial light pole is best?
Steel poles offer exceptional strength for demanding commercial applications, aluminum poles provide excellent corrosion resistance with reduced weight, and fiberglass poles may be preferred in specialized environments. The best material depends on environmental conditions, structural requirements, maintenance expectations, and project specifications.
Wind Ratings Aren't Just a Specification Sheet Number
Why is EPA and wind load important when choosing a light pole?
Every pole must safely support the effective projected area (EPA) of the attached fixtures, brackets, and accessories while meeting local wind load requirements. Choosing a pole with the proper structural capacity helps ensure long-term reliability and compliance with applicable engineering standards.
The Base Matters as Much as the Pole
Should I choose an anchor base or direct burial light pole?
Anchor base poles are the most common choice for commercial parking lots and site lighting because they simplify installation and future maintenance. Direct burial poles are often used in landscape applications, parks, and locations where a concrete foundation is not practical. The installation method should match the site's structural requirements.
One Pole Can Support More Than One Fixture
Can commercial light poles support multiple fixtures?
Yes. Many poles are designed to accommodate twin, quad, or custom mounting configurations using crossarms, tenons, or dedicated brackets. Before adding multiple fixtures, verify the pole's EPA capacity, mounting provisions, and engineering requirements to ensure safe installation.
Finish and Protection Go Hand in Hand
What should I look for in a commercial light pole?
Look for durable construction, corrosion-resistant finishes, appropriate gauge thickness, welded base plates, quality hardware, and compatibility with your selected fixtures and mounting accessories. A properly manufactured pole provides decades of dependable service with minimal maintenance.
A Better Lighting System Starts Below the Fixture
What should I consider before specifying a commercial light pole?
Consider pole height, material, EPA rating, wind load, mounting configuration, foundation type, finish, fixture compatibility, and future maintenance before making your selection. The right light pole supports more than the fixture—it supports the long-term performance, safety, and reliability of the entire outdoor lighting system.
Need Help Choosing?
Get Help Selecting Light Poles
Choosing light poles begins with evaluating mounting height, pole material, wind load, foundation requirements, finish, and fixture compatibility. Our commercial lighting specialists can help compare light pole solutions for parking lots, campuses, roadways, and commercial developments.
Visit our Knoxville headquarters or contact our team for expert assistance. Commercial Lighting Supply has proudly served contractors, facility managers, electricians, businesses, and property owners since 1996 while shipping commercial lighting products nationwide.
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Compare steel and composite light poles along with pole accessories.
Steel Light Poles
Steel light poles provide the strength and durability required for parking lots, roadways, campuses, sports facilities, and commercial outdoor lighting projects. Explore commercial-grade steel light poles engineered for dependable structural performance.
Composite Light Poles
Composite light poles offer corrosion-resistant performance with reduced weight for parking lots, campuses, parks, commercial properties, and coastal environments. Explore durable composite light poles designed for long-lasting outdoor lighting installations.
Light Pole Accessories
Light pole accessories provide the components needed to install, protect, and maintain commercial lighting pole systems. Explore anchor bolts, tenons, base covers, mounting hardware, and light pole accessories for professional outdoor installations.