A 2022 project in Manila, Philippines, involved 101 stainless steel light poles in heights from 1 m to 5 m. The range of heights allowed the pole schedule to address different parts of the development with a coordinated material choice.
Project at a glance
- Location: Manila, Philippines
- Year: 2022
- Quantity: 101 poles
- Material: Stainless steel
- Height range: 1–5 m
Specifying poles for a coastal development
For exposed sites, material grade, finish, fasteners, connections and cleaning access should be reviewed together. Different mounting heights can require different base and luminaire details. Approved drawings and actual site exposure should control the final specification; the page does not claim a particular wind rating, coating life or maintenance saving without supporting project documentation.
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Why the range of heights matters
A 1–5 m schedule may include very different lighting tasks within the same development. Low poles can serve landscape edges or pedestrian routes, while taller units may cover wider circulation areas. The exact assignment should follow the lighting plan; this case record does not identify the luminaire or location of every unit.
For a similar coastal project, the supplier and local designer should agree on the stainless grade, visible finish, base detail and electrical access for each height. They should also specify how dissimilar metals are isolated at connections where relevant. A documented maintenance approach is more useful than an unsupported claim that any material is maintenance-free in salt-laden conditions.