Towers and Rooftops

Tower sites are the backbone of wireless networks, providing wide area coverage for high-mobility users. Meanwhile, rooftop sites work with towers to enhance network coverage in urban areas and fill gaps where towers are not available.

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Maximize Rollout Efficiency With Collocation

Building your own tower site can have risks and costs, and it takes time. Collocating equipment on our existing towers and rooftops is an efficient and cost-effective way to execute your network rollouts, while minimizing CAPEX.

Our Experience

2,600+

Tower sites across South Africa

200+

Towers in rural and ultra rural areas

250+

Towers exceeding 50 meters

150+

Rooftops available to support your network

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Suite of Sites to Support Your Needs

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Wireless Towers

Tower sites are critical, given the majority of South African households are in rural or suburban areas. We offer a range of towers, including monopole, guyed, and lattice towers, all of which vary in height and location. Whatever your needs may be, our portfolio can scale and optimize your network.

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Concealed Structures

To comply with applicable local municipal regulations, we offer customizable concealment options for wireless infrastructure to minimize visual impact. Our structures, including camouflaged towers, provide a solution for any environment.

 

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Broadcast Towers

American Tower was born from broadcast. Our first communications sites were for the expansion of television and radio signal coverage. Today, we have more than 250 towers exceeding 50 meters across South Africa.

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Rooftops

Urban areas have a higher population density, leading to a demand for more cell sites and network densification. Since towers may be scarcer in these areas, rooftop sites offer maximum network coverage, allowing you to deliver superior service to customers as 5G evolves. We have over 150 rooftops available for your network.

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