16ft Streetlight Pole, Black Galvanized Steel Outdoor Adjustable Light Column, Equipped with a rebar cage Base, Suitable for Yards, Gardens, driveways, and Parking Lots.

Perfect. Strong built.

Easy to install. Sturdy enough. Came with some scratches from shipping I guess, which have started to rust already, but will touch up with paint and should be fine. For the price, works well.

The poles are very easy to set up and work great for security lights around our property

I have 2 of them and so far they hold up well in strong

very reasonable price for good product

Great pole and it comes with a cage for installing in concrete. The top ball needs a better way to install to flimsy. A bit pricey but overall very satisfied

This multi-section pole set is pretty easy to set up and install. The steel is pretty substantial - the entire weight of this is over 50lbs. You assemble these in sections - easier to install vs a solid pole. In addition this allows you to customize the height you want to have this at. The bottom portion is thicker and wider steel to keep it sturdy. It comes with a rebar cage which makes it SUPER simple to put the bolts into concrete - no need for any template or spacers - just expand the cage and put into the hole/sonotube and make sure the bolts will be sticking above the concrete so you can secure the pole onto the ground. Everything is included with this kit for simple installation. The install will take an hour or two to dig/auger a hole and to put concrete into it. Add another 15 minutes to assemble the pole and anchor it to the bolts in the concrete and you're all set to put a light or flag on this

This light post is sturdy, probably due to we mounted it to existing concrete and used long concrete expansion bolts to tie it to the concrete.. Note: we did have to level it a little at the pad and used some shims i made that go across 2 bolts to keep it tight...We used it to mount two large led lot lights to give light to our equipment lot and for that it worked very well...We got a top mount that slides on top to place two lights 180* apart and that really give off great spread for those bright 250W led lights we used. I highly recommend using a GOOD concrete base since these poles can get wonky once they get more than 12-15 ft when you have high winds. It wasn't too hard to put up, but it does take a good chunk of time and you need light-medium tool skills... Remember that wiring is needed but not difficult at all. Since it will possibly be using 500W we used 14GA THNN wire in conduit to the top, but you could use outdoor rated Romex or whatever is appropriate for the load for sure.... With it being 20 ft the light quality and spread is very nice and the value is good since poles like this normally cost much more. Now... we did have some paint flaking so we sprayed the entire thing with that black rhino coat stuff you put on truck beds.. Looks great and wont rust!! Genes 2 cents!