Telecommunications towers are vertical metal structures intended for the transmission of radio, television, mobile and internet signals.
They support antennas that facilitate wireless communication over long distances.
These towers play a crucial role in network coverage, allowing wave broadcasting, even in difficult access areas.
Their height can vary from a few tens to several hundred meters, depending on the relief and urban density. They are often installed on high points, such as hills or roofs of buildings, to optimize the range of signals.
There are several types of telecommunication towers, each adapted to specific needs and environments. Among the most common types are:
