LIGHT POLE BASES
Light Pole Base Overview
Learn more about precast light pole bases and how they fit into a faster, cleaner foundation workflow.
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Installation & Technical Resources
Videos, installation guidance, construction specifications, engineering drawings, and project-planning tools for Dixon precast light pole bases.
PROJECT PLANNING
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Light Pole Base Videos
See how precast light pole bases work and review the installation process before heading to the jobsite.
INSTALLATION
Light Pole Base Installation
Review the light pole base installation process and the major steps involved in setting the precast foundation.
INSTALLATION
Five Steps to a Set Light Pole Base
1
Excavate
Use a skid loader and auger to prepare the hole to the required diameter and depth for the project and site conditions.
2
Set Base
Lower the precast base into position using a chain through the center and verify alignment, elevation, and orientation.
3
Connect Conduit
Route electrical conduit through the trench into the base's central pathway.
4
Backfill
Backfill and compact around the precast foundation according to project requirements.
5
Set Pole
Adjust the anchor bolts to the required pattern and install the light pole.
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Construction Specifications
ConcreteMinimum 5,000 PSI @ 28 Days
Reinforcing SteelASTM A615 Grade 60
Vertical Reinforcing(4) #6 Vertical Bars
Anchoring U-Bars(8) #4 U-Bars
Hoops#3 × 18" Ø @ 12" O.C.
Carriage BoltsASTM F1554 Grade 55
Anchor PlatesASTM A514
Bearing PlatesASTM A36
NutsASTM A194 Grade 2H
WashersASTM F436
DOWNLOADS & DOCUMENTS
Product Resources
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PRODUCT DRAWINGS
Technical Drawings
View the current conceptual drawings for each precast light pole base.
Drawings are conceptual product information only. Final foundation suitability, installation requirements, and site-specific engineering should be reviewed by a Registered Professional Engineer familiar with the product and project conditions.