Self Supporting Tower

Self-supporting towers are supported on ground or on building and they act as cantilever trusses in carrying the wind and seismic loads. Though the weight of these towers is more they require less base area and are suitable in many situations. Hence most of the Telecom Cell Towers are self-supporting towers.
Steel towers can be constructed in number of ways but most efficient use of material is achieved by using open steel lattice. The use of an open lattice avoids presenting the full width of structure to the wind but enables the construction of extremely light in weight and stiff structures. Hence most of the Telecom Cell structures are lattice structures.
PEPL offers the following Self Supporting Towers :-
1 Based on cross section of tower 
 Square Towers
 Rectangular Towers
 Triangular Towers
 Delta Towers
2. Based on type of material sections
 Angular Towers
 Hybrid Towers (Legs tubes and bracings angles)
3. Based on placement of tower
 Ground Based Towers
 Roof Top Towers