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GeoStrut telescoping guyed towers offer quick and easy coverage for mines, construction sites, special events, emergency /disaster areas and for speed to market builds while the permanent sites are built. Easily converted into permanent sites for difficult to access areas.
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GeoStrut Carbon Fibre Communication Structures provide stronger towers with only 10% of the weight of steel but more importantly build savings of 45% have been achieved – giving you more sites for your money
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With huge load bearing capacity and usable in undulating ground sites heavy deck can lift cabins well above flood planes and even allow cabin stacking on tight sites.
Read moreIn rural or remote areas power supply to sites can be difficult, time consuming and expensive. In urban areas steeply rising power supply costs will affect operators margins.
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GeoStrut carbon fibre rooftop mounts are the ideal solution for rooftop sites and also for mounts on towers or poles. Common diameters currently used in steel mounting products such as 114mm and 60mm are available
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The development of 3g and now LTE (4g) technologies has also led to more sites being needed – and that is bringing with it the need to reduce the visual impact of sites.
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Available on short term (weekly) hire as well as for sale Oztrax performs two vital roles the first is it allows vehicle access across difficult or soft ground such as sand or wet areas so access to sites is still achieved without delay and without having to wait on weather dry spells and the like. [...]
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GeoStrut Telescoping Temporary Site SolutionMarch 9, 2012, 9:05 am
GeoStrut Carbon Fibre Communication StructuresAugust 10, 2011, 2:45 am
Heavydeck Elevated PlatformsAugust 10, 2011, 2:44 am
GeoStrut Tower and Rooftop Pole Antenna MountsAugust 10, 2011, 2:42 am