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Australian Radio Towers | Guyed Lattice Masts | GL75 750mm Face

The Guyed Lattice Masts GL75 has a Face width of 750mm making it wide enough for large microwave dishes or banks of panel antennas.

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The beauty of this product is that it can be extended to from any height up to 120m - without having to modify the original sections. For example, if you install a 100m mast with these sections and find the mast is not high enough, it can be extended up as high as 120m by simply adding sections and anchor points.

This mast section has an inbuilt ladder on 1 face, the section lengths have been designed at a length and weight which is easy to manhandle, on the ground during transport and during installation.

Features of Guyed Lattice Masts GL75 750mm Face

The sections are galvanized as standard but can also be over-coated in paint to suit any requirements.
A unique feature of our lattice mast range is that they can be built as a traditional stackable mast or (depending on the application and antenna load) they can also be built as a tilt up mast, meaning they can be built as one long unit on the ground and then raised up without having to climb or work at heights.
Masts can also be built from Galvanised steel or from long lasting 316 Stainless Steel

Application

It is suitable for heights of up to 120m depending on the location, even in region C areas

Installation

The most cost effective installation method for a guyed mast is with the use of a gin pole and winch, although cranes and helicopters can also be used.

When obtaining quotes or choosing the location of your mast, please consider the following points which may greatly effect the cost of the installation:

Site access for heavy vehicles ie: concrete trucks, excavators?
Ground type ie: rocky, swampy, sandy?
Distance from hard usable track or road to mast site?
Mobile phone coverage
Seasonal weather activity

Installation

The most cost effective installation method for a guyed mast is with the use of a gin pole and winch, although cranes and helicopters can also be used.

When obtaining quotes or choosing the location of your mast, please consider the following points which may greatly effect the cost of the installation:

Site access for heavy vehicles ie: concrete trucks, excavators?
Ground type ie: rocky, swampy, sandy?
Distance from hard usable track or road to mast site?
Mobile phone coverage
Seasonal weather activity

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Australian Radio Towers GL75 is a guyed lattice mast with a 750 mm face for large microwave dishes or banks of panel antennas. Depending on the application and antenna load, it can be built on the ground as one unit and raised without working at height. Sites needing greater height later can add sections and anchor points without modifying the original mast sections.

Suitable for up to 120 m, depending on location, including Region C areas
Galvanised steel is standard; paint over-coating and 316 stainless steel are also available
Built-in ladder runs along one face
Gin pole and winch are most cost-effective; cranes and helicopters are also used
Sections are sized and weighted for ground transport and installation by hand

Source: listing by Australian Radio Towers on IndustrySearch · Updated 1 Nov 2026

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