Telecom Towers

• Self Supporting Telecom Tower

  The design considers basic wind speed, ice thickness, seismic intensity, and equipment load.
  
  These conditions are coordinated with the tower body, platform positions, antenna mounting...

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• Telecom Monopole Tower

  The structural configuration considers basic wind speed, ice thickness, seismic intensity, and the loads from antennas, microwave units, and platforms.
  
  These factors are reviewed...

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• Guyed Telecom Tower

  The tower is not selected only by its height.
  
  Basic wind speed, ice thickness, seismic intensity, equipment load, and guy-wire support conditions are considered together during...

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• Rooftop Telecom Tower

  Main materials can include Q235B, Q355B, Q420B, or materials specified by the project.
  
  The selected steel grade and member configuration depend on tower height, structural form, and...

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• Meteorological Monitoring Tower

  The tower body can use a lattice structure, tubular structure, or another project-specific design.
  
  Basic wind speed, ice thickness, and seismic intensity are considered during...

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• Lightning Protection Tower

  Platform height and location are determined according to the required equipment mounting level and viewing range.
  
  Several types of monitoring equipment can be supported according to...

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• Steel Watch Tower

  The tower body can use a lattice structure, tubular structure, or a project-specific customized design.
  
  Basic wind speed, ice thickness, and seismic intensity are considered when...

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