Ionic Telecommunication Steel Monopole Tower

Product Detail

Material of Steel Cell Tower	steel tower body+bark+leaves
Bark	The natural curves, cracks, growth lines and texture of true barks are artistical enough like recreated in true to life detail. The bark life expectancy is not less than 20 years at least.
Leaves	The leaves are designed with both the antennas and realistic appearance.  Taking insertion loss, as well as reflection into account, the leaves are  both RF friendly and aesthetically pleasing.
Standard	AWS D 1.1; ASTM123; ANSI-TIA-222-G
Steel Grade	Q235, Q345
Bolt Grade	6.8 or 8.8
Height Range of Cell Tower	15m-80m
Used for	radio and signal transmmision




They may look like pines and palms, but they’re actually cell phone towers disguised as trees.

The ever-increasing cell phone usage requires a huge number of towers, however nobody wants to see them in their stark, skeletal nakedness. Moreover, many residents think that living, working, or going to school near a cell phone tower might increase the risk of cancer or other health problems. That’s why telecommunications companies came up with a clever idea of using camouflaged towers that look like trees, flag poles, water tanks or church towers.