EHRESMANN
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Concealment structures have become more of a necessity for companies to place cell sites in areas of high need. Canister tower is a more common type of concealment solution used to solve this issue. It is a monopole structure that has canister mounted on top of the pole. The canisters are usually the same diameter of the pole. This gives the tower a more streamlined look. You can use solid or vented canisters on the pole depending on the customer preference.
Canister towers is a monopole with canister mounted on top of the pole. The canisters are considered to be in-line because they are the same diameter of the top of the pole. The pole diameter can be designed to be larger than required if a larger canister diameter is needed for the equipment that is going to be in the canister. Canister standard lengths range from 5' to 12' long panels. Multiple levels can be added up to 60' of canisters.
We offer Solid or Vented canisters. Each style of canister has its advantages. The biggest advantage of the vented canister it helps air flow through the canister it turns reduces the heat inside the canister. Vented canister has the optional HDPE mesh available to put behind the slots. This helps keep bugs out of the inside of the canister.
Canister panels are made from RF friendly materials. We use HDPE plastic for our canister panels and H-Brackets. HDPE is a durable but flexible material that works well for our canister panels. We try to keep the weight of the panels manageable for the contractor, we may use multiple panels to enclose.
All structures are finished with hot-dip galvanization per ASTM A123 for superior corrosion resistance and durability.
Canister towers are fabricated from high-strength structural steel, delivering reliable and long-lasting performance.
Fasteners are hot dip galvanized.
We offer optional in-house painting of the tower. We use high quality paint for a superior finish.
Optional flag components to convert the canister tower to a flagpole.