
Frequently asked questions
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Customers often wonder why the mast attachment is more expensive than the mast itself. The values of the tearing and driving forces in the roof quoted in the static calculations show how important proper anchoring is, which often requires major construction work and specialist solutions, individually adapted to each building.
Working on towers and masts can be dangerous. This is evident from the manufacturers' recommendations suggesting that work on structures should not be carried out in winds above 5 m/s. Fortunately, we have access to BHP or mountaineering harnesses, which significantly increase safety, although rarely comfort. Changing positions on a mast is particularly uncomfortable, when each step means having to re-buckle the reins……
The rule is that the foundation should not reach below the groundwater level. If the water is shallow or very shallow – then a foundation slab weighted with an earthen embankment is most often used (or shallowly buried “mushrooms”, i.e. prefabricated foundations of the F series, e.g. manufactured by Elbud Gdańsk). Cast slabs are also often used when just below the ground surface in areas…
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