Self-supporting towers
Lattice structures considered for sites requiring stable antenna support without guy-wire anchoring.

Towers & telecom sites
Studies, supply, integration and maintenance of towers and telecom site equipment.

TOWERS & TELECOM SITES
A tower is part of a complete site: ground conditions, antenna loads, access, power and maintenance must be considered together.
The configuration is selected through site and structural studies, based on equipment loads, available space and operating requirements.
Lattice structures considered for sites requiring stable antenna support without guy-wire anchoring.
Masts stabilised by guy wires, with the anchoring area and access requirements included in the site study.
Pole structures, antenna mounts and rooftop supports considered according to space, building constraints and integration needs.
Height, equipment loads, foundations, wind design, corrosion protection and access arrangements are defined in the project studies. No standard dimensions or load ratings are assumed.
MORE THAN A STRUCTURE
Site assessment, equipment interfaces, foundation coordination and access planning.
Coordination of the selected structures, site logistics, assembly and antenna installation within the agreed scope.
Antenna mounts, cable routes, earthing, lightning protection and marking as required by the project.
Platforms, access arrangements and fall-protection requirements, followed by inspection and maintenance under the agreed conditions.
Ground conditions, antenna configuration, available space and operational constraints.
Design interfaces, supplies, civil works, assembly and power installation.
Installation checks, agreed tests, technical records and handover.
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