Note: Base Option-Ground Mount or Roof Mount
The Ground Mount is the Most Common Application and pretty straightforward. The Ground Mount Hinged Base matches the Bottom Section Size and thus, so does the Concrete Pad requirement in correlation (See "Assembly/Specifications" Tab above). All Wind Loads represented are predicated on this type of Installation in an open area away from other structures. For Risk Category Loading of Topography, Historic Wind and Communications Duty Type, Please contact us for a Quote.
The Roof Mount has additional requirements as Towers erected on this Base Fixture will Require Down Guys. Factory Engineering and Guidance to be invoked in ascertaining Height, Windspeed and Antenna Loading Limitations pertaining to Your Particular Installation, as will a Competent Structural Engineer to assess Roof Attachment and Load Bearing Methods. The Engineering will include the Guying Details based on the Information you have provided.
Rebar may not be needed; depending on Soil, Weather and Seismic Conditions. The Tower is Lightweight, and the Foundation is large enough to support most Tip-over Moments. Accordingly, #6 rebar can be used in concrete reinforcement applications. Consult your Local Structural Engineering Firm.
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