Large telecommunications towers pose logistical challenges during delivery—their lower segments are spatial structures with cross-sections up to several meters wide. Most towers available on the market are hybrid solutions: the lower segments are assembled on-site from individual tubes, while the upper segments are factory-welded. This approach minimizes the volume of cargo during transport, but it increases the total cost of the tower and extends the assembly time. We encourage you to choose collapsible (bolted) structures—they allow for easy relocation of the tower or its resale in the future. Our experience confirms that bolted towers are just as rigid as their welded counterparts.