The bionic tree tower has rich shapes and is highly integrated with the site environment. The site is beautiful and hidden, with simple shape and small footprint.

Bionic tree towers are disguised as evergreen trees, palms, or other foliage with antennas and branches integrated into the structure, to conceal wireless telecommunication towers to preserve the visual landscape and blend into surrounding environment.

Artificial leaves will inevitably age and fade, and require regular maintenance and replacement. This product is our company's patented technology, which can ensure long-term use without affecting the aesthetic effect.

The term "telecom pine tree monopole" refers to a type of telecommunications tower designed to resemble a pine tree, often used to blend into natural or urban environments while supporting communication equipment. 

A bionic camouflaged tree tower is a type of telecommunication or signal tower designed to mimic the appearance of natural trees, blending into environments such as parks, resorts, golf courses, or urban green spaces. These structures combine functional engineering with aesthetic design to address environmental and site-acquisition challenges while maintaining signal transmission capabilities.

A 4-legged angle steel microwave and antenna tower is a self-supporting lattice structure primarily used for telecommunication, broadcasting, and radar applications. These towers are engineered to support heavy equipment, resist environmental loads (wind, seismic forces), and ensure stable signal transmission over long distances. Their design leverages angle steel components for durability, modularity, and ease of assembly. 

A type of fastener consisting of a head and a screw (cylinder with external threads). It needs to be matched with a nut and is used to fasten and connect two parts with through holes.

Guyed wire telecom towers are a critical component of modern 5G infrastructure, offering a cost-effective and scalable solution for expanding wireless networks.