Towers & Direct Embedded Poles
Direct embedded poles or direct burial poles, eliminate the need for anchor bases and are installed directly into the ground. This results in a cleaner look while also saving time and money. A longer pole is required for embedded installation to accommodate for the length buried in the ground.
Guyed towers are lightweight to heavyweight structures constructed with truss rods aligned in a triangular form that are supported with an array of guy lines. They are the preferred tower for wireless applications such as cellular, wireless internet and broadcast because they are designed to provide maximum strength, versatility, and ease of installation.
Bracketed towers can be installed next to buildings using brackets to secure the tower in one or two points along the height of the building. Bracketed towers are commonly used for broadband, two-way communication, security and small dishes when the weight-bearing load restrictions prohibit installation on the roof of a structure. This way, it can rise above the structure as a self-supporting tower without guy wires or a large base support.
Fold-over towers allow access to top mounted components by lowering the top portion of the tower to the ground level. Maintenance and replacements can be performed safely and when completed, the tower is returned to the upright position and locked into place.
Self-supporting towers are generally three or four sided lattice type structures and are ideal for limited-space installations. The versatility of self-supporting towers make them ideal for cellular, wireless, meteorological, radio, broadcast and so on.
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