Poles & Tenon Adapters

They serve the purpose of making the strongest possible bond between the pole, and mounted items whether they be signage, lighting, displays, or other structural frameworks. Proper support and alignment are maintained with both indoor and outdoor setups.

The composite materials used in the construction of high-end poles and tenon adapters include aluminum, stainless steel, galvanized steel, and reinforced composites. Each material offers strength to a pole or tenon adapter while offering resistance against corrosion or any forms of degradation that might occur in high use environments.

Definitely. Durable poles and tenon adapters are designed to be used outdoors, and have the ability to withstand opposing wades of moisture, direct unfiltered sunlight, or extreme temperature refuse.

The pole adapter should be the same diameter as the tenon that is connected to it, and it should be constructed to withstand at least the load capacity that is needed in the installation. Manufacturer guidelines should be considered as they will be the primary indicators of weight versus pole load capacity.

Very little maintenance is needed outside of standard checks to adjust or repair fittings, or to fix bent, or corroded, components. This is particularly true for outdoor durable poles and tenon adapters as corrosion will often be aided by outdoor exposure.