product detail
Structured Landscape Lighting Pole with Modern Stepped Design
Overall Introduction
The ACTON Stepped Aluminium Garden Pole is a contemporary outdoor lighting
pole designed to bring structural rhythm and visual depth to landscape and
pedestrian lighting projects. Unlike conventional smooth-profile garden poles,
ACTON features a distinctive stepped geometry that introduces subtle
segmentation along the pole body, creating a refined architectural
expression.
Manufactured from high-quality Aluminium 6063-T6, the ACTON stepped lighting
pole offers excellent corrosion resistance, durability, and lightweight
performance. Its design bridges the gap between minimalist lighting poles and
decorative columns, making it ideal for projects that require both functional
lighting and enhanced visual character.
Technical Specifications
| Product Type: | Stepped Aluminium Garden Lighting Pole |
| Material: | Aluminium 6063-T6 |
| Pole Structure: | Stepped profile with segmented design |
| Bottom Diameter: | Ø140 mm |
| Wall Thickness: | 3 mm |
| Standard Heights: | 2.5 m / 3.0 m / 3.5 m / 4.0 m |
| Mounting Options: | Flange Mount or Rooted (Embedded) Mount |
| Access Door: | 85 × 400 mm |
| Surface Finish Options: | Satin Brushed, Anodized, Powder Coated |
| Design Feature: | Integrated stepped transitions for visual layering |
Key Advantages
● Stepped aluminium pole design creates visual hierarchy and architectural
identity
● More distinctive than standard conical garden poles while maintaining
simplicity
● Lightweight aluminium structure with excellent corrosion resistance
● Compatible with various garden and pedestrian lighting fixtures
● Ideal for projects requiring subtle design differentiation
Applications
The ACTON stepped aluminium garden pole is ideal for:
● Landscape pathways and garden lighting
● Residential communities and villa developments
● Urban parks and green spaces
● Commercial outdoor areas and pedestrian zones
ACTON is particularly suitable for projects where lighting poles are expected
to contribute to the overall landscape design rather than remain visually
neutral.
