Camouflage Features
Telecom tower design at Alwasal focuses on creating camouflaged structures that are both durable and low-maintenance. By ensuring resistance to wear, tear, and environmental degradation, our designs not only support telecommunications equipment but also blend seamlessly into diverse environments. This approach preserves aesthetic value while minimizing environmental and social impacts.
Concentric Rolled Monopoles
Concentric sheets are meticulously rolled and welded both horizontally and vertically to form the shafts, ensuring a seamless and sturdy structure. The integration of stiffener plates enhances the overall stiffness and strength of the tower. This smooth, round surface offers a visually appealing finish while supporting structural efficiency.
In this configuration, telecom tower design benefits significantly—particularly for self-standing monopoles—by providing enhanced stability and long-term reliability. This concentric approach is also ideal for windmill towers, where high-performance and heavy-load applications demand exceptional robustness and integrity.
Heat Convection
The camouflage section of the tower is specifically engineered to support effective heat convection—an essential feature in modern telecom tower design. Adequate spacing between the FRP panels allows continuous airflow from bottom to top, helping to regulate the internal temperature of the enclosure.
This airflow system maintains the temperature difference between the tower’s interior and the surrounding environment within 10°C. Additionally, the chequered plate at the first platform, located at the bottom of the camouflage section, enhances the convection process. Together, these features ensure a reliable and performance-optimized telecom tower design.
Antenna Arrangement
The antenna arrangement on camouflage towers is both versatile and high-performing, meeting the evolving demands of modern telecom tower design. A single platform can efficiently accommodate up to nine GSM antennas.
The adjustable antenna mounts allow precise tilt alignment—ranging from 3° to 8°—within the GRP cladding. This flexibility ensures optimized antenna positioning for seamless signal coverage. Such intelligent configurations significantly enhance overall network efficiency and reliability, making them a key aspect of advanced telecom tower design.
Pultruded Fiber Glass Panels for camouflage section
Pultruded fiberglass panels are an essential part of modern telecom tower design, particularly in camouflaged structures. These panels are made from over 70% glass fabric and are less than 5mm thick. The use of pultruded technology ensures exceptional strength and durability, while the high glass content reduces signal deflection, resulting in minimal RF signal loss.
Instead of stickers, a digitally printed surface pattern with a UV-protective layer is applied directly to the fiberglass, offering long-term visual appeal. Additionally, plastic nut bolts make installation simple and maintain a 360° hazard-free zone for RF signals. This combination supports both performance and aesthetics in advanced telecom tower systems.