We have standard designs for cantilever poles and also design and produce to customer/ project specific requirements.
Typical options for our cantilever poles are listed below and if you require further information please contact our sales office
Typical options
- Pole heights from 4m to 8m
- A number of product configurations are available which include:
– Straight tubular with cantilever arms up to 7m
– Cabinet base with cantilever arms up to 7m
– Tilt-down tubular with cantilever arm up to 3m
– Tilt-down cabinet base with cantilever arm up to 3m
Note: Tilt-down versions operate rotation of arm from ground level. - Fixed arms, or arms that rotate in to access cameras for servicing
- Clamp on camera mounting brackets for cantilever arms
- Pre-cast deployable foundations >view here
- Site specific pole assessment and documentation
- Paint finishes over galvanising
Our in house software enables us to model cantilever poles to make a full assessment of pole and equipment loading. Screen captures below show some of the analysis we can do and the information we can provide is listed.
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Modelling for specific locations
- Confirmation of deflection on cameras for specific equipment used
- Confirmation of structure suitability for specific camera loading and site specific wind loading
- Recomendation for foundation size for specific locations
- Design summary report
For further information please contact our sales office
Click on images below to see enlarged examples
Applicable standards
Design
- Design analysis carried out using a specialist software package in accordance with ILE TR7, BS6399 and BS8100
Material and Finishing
- Structural steel hollow sections EN10219 - EN10025:2004
- Steel flat angles and structural sections EN10025, EN10111, EN 10130
- Foundation bolts Grade 4.6 spun galvanised BS4190, BS3692, DIN931, 934, 601
- Fixings: stainless steel Grade A2, galvanised Grade 4.6 Grade 8.8 BS4190, BS3692, DIN 931, 934, 601
- Hot dipped galvanising after fabrication to ISO 1461
- Painting in BS and RAL colours in accordance with BS4800
Manufacturing Processes
- Welding Procedures conform with BS EN 1011:2009, BS EN 9606-1