Impregnated Telephone Pole

The internet reaching a village often starts with a row of wooden poles set along the roadside. A telephone pole carries the cable at a safe height and takes the line as far as the settlement. Its load is lighter than that of power lines, so light and medium classes are usually enough.

We choose our telephone poles from straight-bodied pines, debark them and impregnate them under vacuum and pressure. Suspension hardware, a camera or a small antenna is easily fixed to the wooden body. On mountainous routes the pole is easy to carry to the site. For a quote, just write the length, class and quantity list or the length of the line.

Because a pine telephone pole is easy to drill and cut on site, the crew can adapt it without special tools when the route changes unexpectedly. This flexibility speeds up rural installations.

• Easy to haul: far lighter than a concrete pole of the same length.
• Gives under impact: takes a vehicle strike or a storm without snapping.
• Does not conduct: the wooden body gives maintenance crews extra safety.
• Worked on site: no special tools are needed for holes and cuts.

Rural fibre and copper lines, roadside communication lines, poles for cameras and small antennas.