Usage: Historic
The Type M pole, originally known as the Mast-Arm post, was introduced in 1908 for wide streets at corners on Broadway north of Columbus Circle and on Seventh Avenue north of Central Park. Bracket versions of the Mast-Arm were also attached to the facades of buildings. The reproduction of the Mast-Arm was introduced in the late twentieth century as the Type M pole.
Type M Pole
Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
Applications
- Selected historic districts
- Streets with roadway width of 36 feet or more
- Single or twin-mounting
- Within historic districts, LPC approval is required; outside
- of historic districts, PDC approval is required
Luminaire
Teardrop
- 150 W maximum LED
- IES Type III
Material/Color
- Ductile iron pole/black
Cost Compared to Standard Street Light
- $$$$$