Standard steel poles with cast iron "Rhondda" bases. Span is 45'. Used for central suspension.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

With vertically fluted shaft and cast iron dwarf base.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

Column of a steel shaft fluted and stepped down, and with a bracket arm 7' long. This type of column was used for several installations in London.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

Column with vertically fluted shaft and cast iron dwarf base.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

Described as one of the largest types of steel column made, it had a fluted and stepped shaft, cast iron base and the bracket arms projected straight from the side of the column giving a total span between the lanterns of 15'.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

Column with a 12' long bracket arm. The column is made of plain tubing consisting of three sections with hot reduced and shrunk type joints.

Exhibition Catalogue Blackpool 1932

Bromford Seamless Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Seamless Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Seamless Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Steel Columns 1936

Bromford Steel Columns 1937

Bromford Steel Columns 1937

Bromford Steel Columns 1937

Bromford Steel Columns 1937
Bromford Tubular Steel Columns 1938

Bromford Steel Columns 1937

Bromford Steel Columns 1937

Bromford Steel Columns 1938

Bromford Steel Columns 1938

Bromford Steel Columns 1938
Bromford Steel Columns 1939

This fluted column has been used extensively for the last few years.

Bromford Steel Columns 1939

Result of a consultation with the Royal Fine Art Commission and is of a design recommended by them. Also complies with B.S.I. draft for steel tubular lighting columns, under consideration in 1939. (Finally issued in 1946).

Bromford Steel Columns 1939