Modular Galvanised Mast (150cm x 38mm)

CODE: 12A_XM38H_COR

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DESCRIPTION of Galvanised Mast

Galvanised Steel Mast
Quantity: 1 Pole (Buy Additional Poles to Suit Your Height Requirement)
- Poles Fit Together to Give Custom Height
Material: Galvanised Steel
Length: 150cm
Diameter: 38mm
Metal Thickness: 2mm

USES of Galvanised Mast

Ideal when a pole longer than the standard 1.8m is needed
Ideal when a very strong pole is needed
Could be used with TV aerials, broadband aerials & possibly even satellite dishes
Could be used on boats or caravans

ADVANTAGES of Galvanised Mast

Thicker and stronger than the standard 1.8m by 32mm diameter mast
The pole is extremely stable & can be extended to 4m or more
Easy to transport & store
Easy to assemble
Galvanised metal so has long life expectancy
Can be built in a modular fashion from both 1.5m and 1m sections

DISADVANTAGES of Galvanised Mast

They fit together so snugly that it is very difficult to disassemble them
Can be more expensive than a traditional 1.8m galvanised pole

I've three of these joined together holding up a solar-powered radio aerial. All is well after a couple of months of winter weather conditions with no twisting. I'm glad that they in short lengths for transport and overall am very happy with them. I expect to be buying more.

Dave O'Connor 23/01/2026, 11:56

I actually wanted the old style 15 ft 2 inch pole but they are not popular with delivery vans so I settled for these. I'm actually quite surprised as they are handy to get into even a short Partner van and I can mix and match the two lengths available at FreeTV to get just the height I need. Its not mentioned but i think its best mount them with the male ends up so rain doesn't get in. Also its better to put a Tek Screw in the joints as I found in they can twist a little in wind even after being banged together. I have several 4 metre ones with Litebeam on top that have survived recent storms.

Terry Leyden 05/12/2020, 22:13

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