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Amerite Tower Short Bases

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Amerite Tower Short Bases are designed to be embedded directly in concrete as the base for a tower installation. They are set into the tower foundation hole in the

Amerite Tower Short Bases are designed to be embedded directly in concrete as the base for a tower installation. They are set into the tower foundation hole in the ground with gravel for tower leg drainage and then concrete is poured around the short base. The bottoms of short base legs are not drilled for this reason and cannot be used and mid-tower sections.

Amerite Tower Short Bases feature the standard triangular design of extra heavy-duty hot-dip galvanized steel tubing and continuous solid rod braces for maximum strength. These short bases are compatible with their respective 25, 45 and 55 series towers of b

Amerite Tower Short Bases are designed to be embedded directly in concrete as the base for a tower installation. They are set into the tower foundation hole in the ground with gravel for tower leg drainage and then concrete is poured around the short base. The bottoms of short base legs are not drilled for this reason and cannot be used and mid-tower sections.

Amerite Tower Short Bases feature the standard triangular design of extra heavy-duty hot-dip galvanized steel tubing and continuous solid rod braces for maximum strength. These short bases are compatible with their respective 25, 45 and 55 series towers of both brands.

For applications including Amateur Radio, Wi-Fi, commercial two-way or even residential TV reception, American Tower Company Amerite Towers and Short Bases from DX Engineering are a great choice for raising your antennas.