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January 10, 2002
Sturdy composite lampposts break the mold
By SAM BENNETT
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
There will always be purists who stand by the timeless quality of cast iron lampposts. But some purists may have a hard time telling the new composite posts from the old, according to Dave Farabaugh, vice president of W.J. Whatley Inc.
The Denver-based company is the country's number one manufacturer of composite light poles and lampposts, and quickly gaining market share in the $500 million-a-year industry.
Photo courtesy of W.J. Whatley Inc. Whatley Inc. claims its 400 Series lamppost has the thickest, strongest and most durable shaft in the lighting industry. |
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