EnduraPOLE composite utility poles enter commercial availability

Indiana-based Thursday Poles officially launched EnduraPOLE, a line of fiber-reinforced polymer utility poles for electric-distribution infrastructure, with products available for order immediately.

The domestic grid-infrastructure product is designed as a lighter, noncorroding alternative to traditional wood, steel, and concrete poles. Thursday Poles says the line is manufactured in an ISO 9001:2015-compliant facility and is available in multiple classes, colors, and heights.

Headline metrics

Anticipated service life	80+ years	Company estimate, not an independently verified field-life result.
Weight reduction	Up to 50% lighter than wood	Company comparison from its technical FAQ.

Highlights

Available nowThe launch release says EnduraPOLE composite utility poles are available for order now.
Grid resilienceThe fiberglass-reinforced polymer design resists rot, corrosion, moisture damage, and biological deterioration.
Domestic industrial nexusThursday Poles is headquartered in Fortville, Indiana, and markets the poles for North American electric-distribution systems.

Resources

Company-issued launch announcementprnewswire.com
Thursday Poles technical resourcesthursdaypoles.com
Thursday Poles technical FAQthursdaypoles.com