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Item NO.:
AT-RT-SP01Order(MOQ):
1 SetGoods Stock:
10Payment:
T/T, L/C, D/PProduct Origin:
Shandong, ChinaColor:
As per CustomizationShipping Port:
Qingdao, ChinaLead Time：
3,000 MT/ MonthKey Features
Design Types:
Monopole Towers: Slim, single-pole structures (common for rooftops due to compact footprint).
Lattice Towers: Triangular/cubical steel frameworks (rare on rooftops due to weight and space needs).
Stealth Towers: Disguised as chimneys, flagpoles, or architectural features to blend in.
Height:
Typically 10–30 meters (depends on building height and structural capacity).
Shorter than ground-based towers but sufficient for urban coverage.
Load Capacity:
Designed to hold multiple antennas (e.g., 4G/5G, microwave, GPS).
Must account for wind, ice, and seismic loads based on local codes.
| Feature | Rooftop Self-Support | Ground-Based Monopole | Guyed Wire Tower |
|---|---|---|---|
| Height | 10–30 m | 30–60 m | 200–600+ m |
| Footprint | Minimal (rooftop) | Moderate | Large (requires guy anchors) |
| Cost | Medium-High (structural upgrades) | High (land + materials) | Low (materials) |
| Best Use | Urban, dense areas | Suburban/Urban | Rural/Remote |
Product Details:
Mostly used on roofs, effectively utilizing the roof area, greatly saving floor space, simple and fast installation, and low maintenance difficulty.
Packaging Details:
Usually we adept sea-worthy packaging, we also accept customized packaging plans.
Projecct Display:
Our project can be seen al over the globe and our company enjoy high credit and reputation.
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IPv6 network supported