Scanpole – a leading producer of wood poles in Europe with excellence in timber preservation.
We want to ensure that people across the world have access to quality materials for their infrastructures. Our long-lasting poles are used in electrical grids, lighting networks and other infrastructure projects on all continents.
We provide premium quality fencing posts for a wide range of agricultural and equestrian use.
Our high quality timber comes from certified northern European forests where pine trees grow slowly, making wood exceptionally strong.
In its decision, the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has also extended the approval of creosote-treated telecommunications and electricity poles until 2033. As a result, the production and sale of creosote-treated poles will continue without interruption on the UK market.
Scanpole’s creosote-treated poles hold a strong position in both telecommunications and electricity networks. For our customers, they represent a reliable and long-lasting solution. As an alternative, we also offer Pole+ poles treated
with copper oil, which are seeing clearly growing interest among our customers, says Simon Pears, Senior Vice President of Sales at Scanpole UK Limited. ... See MoreSee Less
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Take a closer look at how we do things at Scanpole! 🌳
Everything starts in the forest. Our pole preparation is a hands‑on process built on experience, precision, and care. Every detail matters, ensuring Scanpole poles meet the high standards we’re known for. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today is the International Day of Forests! The International Day of Forests reminds us of the importance of forests as a part of our lives. Forests provide food, energy and livelihoods, and they form an inseparable part of our well being.
This year, the International Day of Forests is celebrated under the theme “Forests and Economies.” At Scanpole, our business depends on forests and their wellbeing. That’s why we source the wood used in our products from responsible and sustainable origins. ... See MoreSee Less
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