Octagonal Poles
Manufacturer in Kolkata

Galvanized octagonal street light poles for roads, highways, airports and public spaces, made in West Bengal and supplied across India.

GI octagonal street light poles manufactured by Subham Poles, Kolkata
GI Octagonal Poles

Octagonal Street Light Poles
for Roads and Public Spaces

Subham Poles Projects Pvt. Ltd. is an octagonal pole manufacturer in Kolkata. We make galvanized octagonal poles that carry street lights, floodlights, CCTV cameras and signage on roads, highways, airports, townships and public spaces.

An octagonal pole is formed from a single steel sheet into an eight-sided shaft that tapers from base to top. The shape gives high strength for its weight and a clean, modern look, which is why it is the most common street light pole on Indian roads today.

Our GI octagonal poles are installed at Kolkata Airport, for Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation in Salt Lake and at the Jagannath Mandir in Digha. Each order is made to the height, thickness, arm arrangement and base plate your project specifies.

  • ShapeEight-sided, tapering
  • FinishHot-dip galvanized
  • ArmsSingle, double or custom
  • OptionTiltable poles
Why Octagonal

Why Choose an
Octagonal Pole

Strong for Its Weight

The eight folded faces stiffen the shaft, so it carries lights and wind load without excess steel.

Smooth Taper

A continuous taper from base to top, with no stepped joints, for a clean look on modern roads.

Flexible Fittings

Takes single or double arms, floodlights, cameras and signboards on the same shaft.

Long Outdoor Life

Hot-dip galvanizing protects the pole inside and out against rain, humidity and pollution.

Specifications

Octagonal Pole
Specifications

We do not sell from a fixed catalogue. Each pole is designed for its height, lighting load and site, within these options.

ShapeOctagonal (eight-sided), continuously tapered
MaterialSteel sheet, formed and seam-welded along its length
Height and thicknessAs per the lighting design or tender specification
FinishHot-dip galvanized inside and out; paint or powder coating over galvanizing on request
BaseWelded base plate with stiffeners, supplied with foundation bolts
Arms and bracketsSingle arm, double arm or custom brackets for street lights and floodlights
OptionsTiltable (hinged) poles, CCTV and signage brackets, door opening for wiring

Send us the pole height, arm details and quantity, or your tender drawing, for an exact quotation.

Our Projects

Octagonal Poles
We Have Installed

Kolkata, West Bengal

Kolkata Airport

Tiltable GI octagonal poles lighting the remote areas of the airport, designed to be lowered for maintenance.

Salt Lake, West Bengal

Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation

Octagonal poles supplied and installed at Tank No. 3 for the municipal corporation.

Digha, West Bengal

Jagannath Mandir

Galvanized octagonal poles lighting the roads and pathways of the temple, built for the coastal air.

Manufacturing

How We Make
Octagonal Poles

1

Cutting

Steel sheet is cut to the tapered blank for each pole height.

2

Bending

The blank is folded into an eight-sided shaft on a CNC press brake.

3

Welding

The shaft is seam-welded along its length, and the base plate, stiffeners and arms are welded on.

4

Galvanizing and Inspection

The pole is hot-dip galvanized, then checked for straightness, welds and coating before dispatch.

Industries & Applications

Where Octagonal Poles
Are Used

Highways & Main Roads

National and state highways, flyovers and arterial roads, where tall poles carry street lights over wide carriageways.

City Streets

Municipal and corporation streets, like our poles for Bidhannagar Municipal Corporation in Salt Lake.

Airports

Airport roads, aprons and perimeter areas. Our tiltable GI octagonal poles light the remote areas of Kolkata Airport.

Industrial Areas

Factory roads, yards and warehouse premises that need sturdy, long-lasting lighting poles.

Parking & Yards

Open car parks, bus depots and loading yards.

CCTV & Signage

Mounting CCTV cameras, signboards and solar street light panels.

Temples & Public Spaces

Temple grounds, parks and promenades, like our octagonal poles at the Jagannath Mandir in Digha.

Townships

Internal roads and boundaries of housing and commercial townships.

FAQ

Octagonal Pole
Questions

Common questions from buyers about our octagonal poles.

What is an octagonal pole?

An octagonal pole is a lighting pole with an eight-sided, tapering shaft, formed from steel sheet and welded along its length. It is one of the most widely used street light poles in India for roads, highways and public spaces.

What is the difference between an octagonal pole and a tubular pole?

An octagonal pole is formed from sheet into a smooth eight-sided taper, while a swaged tubular pole is made from round tubes that step down in size. Octagonal poles are usually chosen for road and highway lighting and a modern look; tubular poles are common in power distribution and cost-led lighting schemes.

Are your octagonal poles galvanized?

Yes. Our octagonal poles are hot-dip galvanized for protection against rust, and can be painted or powder coated over the galvanizing if a colour is required.

What is a tiltable octagonal pole?

A tiltable pole is hinged near the base so it can be lowered to the ground. This lets the lights be serviced without a crane or ladder truck, and suits places like airports where tall equipment is restricted. We supplied tiltable GI octagonal poles to Kolkata Airport.

Can you supply octagonal poles with single or double arms?

Yes. We supply single arm, double arm and other bracket arrangements, made to the lighting layout of your project.

Do you deliver octagonal poles outside West Bengal?

Yes. We manufacture in West Bengal and deliver octagonal poles to project sites across India.

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