Camouflaged Communication Tower (Palm Tree Tower)
Stealth cell tower disguised to look like a natural palm tree, available in height options from 5 to 40 meters
Camouflaged palm tree towers are telecom steel structures designed to blend in with outdoor spaces while supporting antennas and communication systems. As the surface of palm tree towers is hot-dip galvanized, they are protected against corrosion and strong wind loads, providing stable performance over a long period of time. Communication towers in the form of palm trees are typically installed in large open environments, such as parks, scenic areas, resorts, and sports venues, where visual appeal is as important as technical performance. The outer structure of the tower is shaped and finished to closely resemble real palm trees, allowing the tower to visually blend into the surrounding landscape without drawing attention.
- Design Standard ANSI/TIA-222-G/H/F, EN 1991-1-4 & EN 1993-3-1
- Height Range 5–40 m (customized according to project requirements)
- Design Wind Speed Up to 300 km/h (customized according to project requirements)
- Surface Treatment Hot-dip galvanized
- Specifications
- Features
- Installation Process
- Project
- Manufacturing
Typical Installation Environments
To ensure safe assembly and long-term structural stability, installation sites should be located on flat, stable grounds in order to avoid irreparable damage to the natural environment. The best location for palm tree communication towers is in an environment where they will blend into the surroundings, such as along streams, hills, landscaped parks, or areas with distinctive vegetation. Thanks to its palm tree-inspired design, the telecom tower blends smoothly into the environment and stays visually subtle while operating as a full telecommunication structure.
| Product | Telecommunication tower |
| Tower Type | Self-Supporting Tower |
| Standard | ANSI/TIA-222-G/H/F, EN 1991-1-4 & EN 1993-3-1 |
| Certification | ISO 9001: 2015; COC; Third Party Inspection Report (SGS, BV) |
| Nuts & Bolts | Grade 8.8 / 6.8 / 4.8; ASTM A325; DIN 7990, DIN 931, DIN 933; ISO 4032, ISO 4034 |
| Material | Main pole: Steel plates | Trunk appearance: Polymer simulated bark | Leaves: PU flame-retardant material |
| Height | 5–40 m (customized according to project requirements) |
| Design Wind Speed | Up to 300 km/h (customized according to project requirements) |
| Surface Treatment | Hot-dip galvanizing |
| Galvanizing Standard | ASTM A123 / ISO 1461 |
| Service Life | More than 20 years |
| Color | Natural green finish or customized colors |
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| Design Standards |
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| Structural Steel | ||
| Grade | Mild Steel | High Tensile Steel |
| GB/T 700 – Q235B, Q235C, Q235D | GB/T 1591 – Q355B, Q355C, Q355D, Q420B | |
| ASTM A36 | ASTM A572 Gr.50 | |
| EN 10025 – S235JR, S235J0, S235J2 | EN 10025 – S355JR, S355J0, S355J2 | |
| Design Wind Speed | Up to 300 km/h | |
| Allowable deflection | 0.5–1.0° @ operational speed | |
| Tensile strength (MPa) | 360–510 | 470–630 |
| Yield strength (t ≤ 16 mm) (MPa) | 235 | 355 / 420 |
| Elongation (%) | 20 | 24 |
| Impact strength KV (J) | 27 (20°C) - Q235B (S235JR) | 27 (20°C) - Q355B (S355JR) |
| 27 (0°C) - Q235C (S235J0) | 27 (0°C) - Q355C (S355J0) | |
| 27 (-20°C) - Q235D (S235J2) | 27 (-20°C) - Q355D (S355J2) | |
| Bolts & Nuts | ||
| Grade | Grade 4.8, 6.8, 8.8 | |
| Standards for mechanical properties | ||
| Bolts | ISO 898-1 | |
| Nuts | ISO 898-2 | |
| Washers | ISO 7089 / DIN 125 / DIN 9021 | |
| Standards for dimensions | ||
| Bolts (dimensions) | DIN 7990, DIN 931, DIN 933 | |
| Nuts (dimensions) | ISO 4032, ISO 4034 | |
| Washers (dimensions) | DIN 7989, DIN 127B, ISO 7091 | |
| Welding | ||
| Method | CO₂ Shielded Arc Welding & Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) | |
| Standard | AWS D1.1 | |
| Galvanizing | ||
| Galvanization standard of steel sections | ISO 1461 or ASTM A123/A123M | |
| Galvanization standard of bolts and nuts | ISO 1461 or ASTM A153/A153M | |
Main Components
Anchor Bolts
Antenna Mounting Bracket
Copper Grounding Components
Connection Plates
Antenna Mast
Optional Components
Communication Tower Bolts
Aviation Obstruction Light
Climbing Ladder
Copper Lightning Rod
Grating Platform and Mesh Platform
We provide full technical guidance and carry out construction based on the approved drawings. If any questions arise, we are always available to assist.
Palm tree towers are designed to replicate the appearance of a real palm tree, so they can be installed in visually sensitive areas where conventional base station towers are not permitted, such as parks, residential zones, scenic areas, and tourist sites.
A built-in lightning protection system safely guides electrical discharge into the ground, helping protect both the palm tree tower and nearby equipment during storm conditions.
By resembling the leaves and trunk texture of real palm trees, the tower blends in naturally with its surroundings. There are a variety of height options available for palm tree towers, with the most common range being 8 to 40 meters.
The installation of a camouflaged palm tree tower is carried out directly on site through a series of coordinated steps, to make sure every stage, from the foundation to final adjustments, is completed correctly.
Foundation Preparation
The installation process starts with preparing the foundation at the selected site. Excavation is carried out based on the structural drawings, followed by pouring a reinforced concrete base that will support the full weight of the palm tree tower and keep it stable over time.
On-site Assembly of Parts
All components of the palm tree tower are transported to the site and assembled on the ground first, which helps simplify lifting and positioning later on.
Joint and Connection Inspection
After assembly, all connection points are checked using proper tools to ensure the joints are firm and the seals are properly in place.
Tower Lifting and Positioning
The palm tree tower is lifted with the aid of a crane and moved into position above the foundation in a precise alignment with the foundation.
Fixing the Tower to the Foundation
Once positioned correctly, the camouflaged palm tree tower is secured to the foundation using anchor bolts and other fastening elements.
System Connection and Commissioning
After mechanical installation is completed, the electrical and communication systems are connected and tested to confirm normal operation.
Final Exterior Inspection
At the final stage, the trunk finish and palm leaves are carefully checked and adjusted as needed to ensure all visible parts are properly aligned and the tower maintains a neat, natural palm tree appearance.
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Palm Tree Tower Installed in a High-Altitude Area -
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Palm Tree Tower Installed in a Public Park
Laser Cutting
Laser cutting is used to shape the steel components through focused beam cutting and assisted gas removal. The process offers fast cutting speed and high dimensional accuracy (up to ±0.05 mm), while keeping heat impact to a minimum. This reduces the risk of deformation and results in clean, well-defined edges.
CNC Punching and Shearing
Steel angles are processed through CNC-controlled punching and shearing lines. Automatic feeding, positioning, punching, and cutting are all integrated into the process, keeping production running smoothly and efficiently. Precise CNC positioning keeps quality consistent, even when working with more complex parts.
Hot-Dip Galvanizing and Surface Protection
The tower is protected with hot-dip galvanizing as the main anti-corrosion treatment, along with an extra plastic coating for added protection. The zinc layer protects the steel from rust and adds strength, while the coating gives extra insulation and surface protection. This combined treatment allows the tower to maintain reliable performance for over 20 years and adapt well to harsh environments such as high and low temperatures, coastal areas, and mountainous regions.
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