The Questacon Science Museum appointed a sculptor to develop sculptures for displays.

The Multipole™ product was chosen to provide the main structure for the displays due to its aesthetic, lightness and strength.

The client required twin banner poles that had banner raising capability to avoid the need for elevated work platforms to change banners.

The Series 201 pole was chosen as it had the aesthetic that was required; it was designed to take a banner raising system and other future accessories.

City of Perth and Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority have had a requirement for multi-function light poles for a number of high profile projects. Poles have ranged between 12m and 4.5m high.

Multipole™ has been chosen for a number of the projects due to its aluminium construction providing longevity in a marine environment, the quality of the aluminium finishes and flexibility of design.

Council has undertaken a significant streetscape upgrade and had a requirement for 12m, 10.5m and 8m multi-function light poles.

The Multipole™ system was chosen for its aesthetics, local manufacture and designs that offered a matching suite of poles and accessories despite the various heights that were needed. Poles included power outlets, CCTV, banners and signage.

The client required a pole to be attached to a wharf that had the ability to have the light arm raised and lowered for maintenance. It also had to withstand the salt environment.

The Aluminium AMAC solar pole was chosen and was custom designed and fabricated to include an articulated arm that was raised and lowered on a stainless steel winch system.

The client required contemporary light poles for a streetscape upgrade in the CBD. Poles were to carry LED lights and banners.

The Series 201 light poles were chosen as they provide the desired aesthetic and their ability to have an integrated banner system and sign brackets was important.

Client required a custom pole that could be placed with the sea at an ocean beach. The pole would be dry at low tide and partially submerged at high tide and subject to extreme pressure during storms.

The Multipole™ AMAC pole was selected and a custom made upper mast fabricated to carry the solar collector and protected light fitting. The aluminium construction enabled it to withstand the salt environment.

The client required a solar pole that had the strength to carry a 130 kg combined solar array and battery bank at the top of the pole.

The Series 201 pole was chosen for its ability to match the brief and its modular nature that allows additional strengthening sleeves to be incorporated to support additional loading.

Council required the manufacture of custom designed light poles that were to be delivered over a 5 year period to upgrade the Liverpool streetscape. Poles were to have light arms bent to a Council profile. Multipole™ was successful in securing the term contract.

The Series 300 poles with a custom finish and special light arms were chosen for their aesthetic, their ability to carry traffic signals and our ability to supply an integrated banner raising system.

The client designed the road system within a new industrial sub division that was to be lit using solar power.

Multipole™ manufactured and supplied in excess of 200 solar poles that are 10.5m high with twin and single light arms.

Our poles were chosen for their strength in the local environment and the impact absorbing frangible characteristics of aluminium.