Park / Urban / Garden Pole Luminaires

Pole Luminaires — The Right Light for Every Outdoor Environment

From garden paths to urban plazas to parking lots, pole luminaires are the workhorses of outdoor lighting. The right specification makes a space feel safe, welcoming, and considered. The wrong one just makes it bright.

Bullard Bollards offers three distinct collections — Garden / Park, Parking Lot / Urban, and Asymmetrical Pathway — covering every outdoor application from intimate landscape lighting to large-scale infrastructure.

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Asymmetrical Pathway
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A pathway doesn’t need light spread evenly in all directions — it needs light on the walking surface, and not anywhere else.

How it works

The optic is shaped to throw light to one side of the fixture, not in a full circle
The pole is positioned to one side of the path, with the asymmetrical beam aimed across the walking surface
Less light spills into adjacent planting, upward into the sky, or toward neighboring windows
Fewer fixtures are needed to light the same stretch of path compared with a symmetrical optic

Asymmetrical pathway luminaires lighting a walkway

Materials

Aluminum

The standard shaft and housing material; lightweight, naturally corrosion-resistant, easily powder-coated.

Stainless Steel

Used for hardware, fasteners, and select housings where maximum corrosion resistance is required.

Steel

Used for taller, higher-load poles, typically hot-dip galvanized as a base protective layer.

Hot-Dip Galvanized Steel

The base treatment for high-corrosion or coastal environments, often paired with a powder coat topcoat for protection and color.

Optics — Beam Angles

The optic controls where the light goes. Getting this right is what separates good outdoor lighting from wasteful outdoor lighting.

10° – 25°

Narrow

Accent lighting, tree uplighting, focal points.

40° – 60°

Medium

General pathway and garden illumination.

90° – 120°

Wide

Area lighting, open plazas, parking lots.

One Side

Asymmetrical

Light directed to one side only; ideal for pathways where light should fall on the pedestrian zone without spilling into adjacent areas or upward.

Specify it your way

Height, configuration, finish, light distribution, and output can be specified to suit the project. Choose from pole and luminaire options designed for parks, urban spaces, pathways and landscapes. If the project requires something beyond the standard collection, let us know — custom configurations are available.

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Pole luminaires in a range of heights and finishes

Where these are typically installed

Garden and park pathways

Lower poles, closer spacing, softer light levels.

Residential and mixed-use streets

Moderate heights, pedestrian-scaled spacing.

Urban plazas and civic spaces

Taller poles, wider optics, higher output.

Parking lots and commercial lots

The tallest poles in the range, wide-angle optics for area coverage.

Campus and institutional grounds

A mix of the above within a single coordinated pole family.

Questions & Answers

Match the height to the scale of the space. Garden and park paths sit comfortably at lower heights with closer spacing; residential and mixed-use streets need moderate heights at pedestrian scale; plazas and parking lots take the tallest poles with wider optics and higher output.

A symmetric optic throws light evenly in all directions. An asymmetric optic is shaped to throw light to one side only, so the pole can sit beside a path and aim the beam across the walking surface — less spill into planting, the sky, or neighboring windows, and fewer fixtures for the same stretch.

Yes. Light distribution and output are specified per project, and the range integrates with standard site control and dimming systems. Tell us what the project uses and we will confirm compatibility on the specification.

Hot-dip galvanized steel is the base treatment for high-corrosion and coastal sites, usually paired with a powder coat topcoat for both protection and color. Stainless steel is used for hardware, fasteners, and select housings where maximum corrosion resistance is required.

Yes. Height, configuration, finish, light distribution, and output can all be specified to suit the project. If the project requires something beyond the standard collection, let us know — custom configurations are available.

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Pole Luminaires — The Right Light for Every Outdoor Environment

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