Timber Private Poles
Timber private poles for sites and networks where hardwood is required or preferred — traditional treated hardwood poles suited to like-for-like replacements of existing timber installations and rural overhead services.
Where timber makes sense
Replacing an existing timber pole like-for-like keeps the service geometry and hardware unchanged, and some rural and heritage settings call for the traditional look. Screw-in J hooks and standard POA hardware suit timber directly.
Supplied with the right hardware
Timber takes different fixings to steel — we supply the screw-in hooks, caps and attachment hardware rated for hardwood poles so the installation is compliant from the ground up.
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