LYUCAYHQ 10Ft to 20Ft Light Poles for Outside, Portable Outdoor Light Pole, Solar Street Light Pole Accessory for Street, Patio, Backyard, Basketball Court, Park(500cm/16ft)
Product Description
LYUCAYHQ 10Ft to 20Ft Light Poles for Outside, Portable Outdoor Light Pole, Solar Street Light Pole Accessory for Street, Patio, Backyard, Basketball Court, Park(500cm/16ft)
- Size: 10 ft, 13 ft, 16 ft, 20 ft four sizes of street light poles for you to choose, the top mounting surface diameter of the street light is 3 inches, and the bottom width is 5 inches
- Durable: This outdoor lamp post is made of Q235 steel. This alloy is used for architectural decoration. The surface is plated with a thick zinc layer, which has efficient anti-rust ability, making the street light pole durable and extending its service life
- Beautiful: The unique pattern and decoration make the product not only practical, but also has a high ornamental value. Showing a simple yet elegant design style
- Easy to Install: Split modular street light pole, assemble each section of the pole with a rubber hammer or wood, we are equipped with steel cages and expansion screws, you can choose different installation methods
- Widely Used: Suitable for a variety of outdoor environments such as parks, squares, communities, commercial streets, etc., can be used for lighting, decoration, advertising display, monitoring and other purposes
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