Led flood light, 70 - 80w. Mounted about 4m up

[bigbaddave]

After some ideas, got a flood light to install to light a playing field for a fire drill. Supply is sorted spec is sorted. However it coming off a external building which is not much bigger than a normal door height. I'm looking for a mount to take this up to roughly 4m, but idearly not timber. Has anyone picked one up before?

 

[pennychew]

Have you thought about using skyhooks?

 

[Fin170]

I've used standard TV aerial masts for similar jobs. Cheap, all fixings easily available and does the task simply

 

[Brightspark2]

Uni strut?...

 

[bigbaddave]

Have you thought about using skyhooks?

ha ha, stu stu stu

 

[telectrix]

i thought of strut, with a couple of cross braces.

 

[bigbaddave]

I've used standard TV aerial masts for similar jobs. Cheap, all fixings easily available and does the task simply

does it look ok? Never tried it and can't picture it.

 

[Fin170]

does it look ok? Never tried it and can't picture it.

Not too bad, works well for getting that little extra bit of reach, it's a round bit of dog legged pipe with a light attached to it at the end of the day :lol:

If you want to go higher (or the fitting is heavier) I'd agree for the above using the strut

 

[pennychew]

ha ha, stu stu stu

You love it man Damo!

 

[UKMeterman]

What happens when the power fails during an actual fire?

 

[amlu]

scaffold pole or satellite mast

 

[DPG]

T&K brackets, decent thickness antenna mast and good strong rawl bolt fixings. Not fixed too near to the top course of bricks. Daz

 

[Spoon]

What happens when the power fails during an actual fire?

The light from the fire will light up the playing field...