Steel Platforms
Secure Mounting and Access for Wireless Equipment
Steel Platforms
For mounting new wireless equipment and providing secure access for technicians, custom-fabricated Steel Platforms are a fundamental requirement in wireless infrastructure development. We offer precision engineering and fabrication services that deliver custom Steel Platforms designed for maximum security, equipment support, and technician accessibility.
Our workflow system is expertly managed and efficiently designed, ensuring that our personalized skills are utilized to create platforms that perfectly integrate with your existing tower structure.
Through more than 50 years of combined engineering experience, we ensure that every platform adheres strictly to all structural codes and safety standards, providing robust and reliable mounting solutions across the United States.
Reasons Why This Capability is Important
- Secure and Stable Equipment Mounting: Steel Platforms provide a precisely engineered, stable base for high-value wireless equipment. This stability is critical for ensuring signal integrity and preventing damage caused by wind-induced movement or vibration.
- Safety and Accessibility for Technicians: Platforms are designed with integrated safety features, guardrails, and secure access points. Well-designed Steel Platforms guarantee a safe working environment for technicians performing crucial maintenance and installation tasks.
- Custom-Fit and Compliance: Generic solutions often fail to meet specific load and dimension requirements. Our custom-fabricated Steel Platforms are engineered to perfectly fit the tower geometry and meet all local structural and safety codes.
Engineered for Reliability, Built to Last.
At every stage, from evaluation and design to installation and maintenance, Simple Design delivers quality workmanship and dependable service. Our wireless infrastructure solutions are built to stand strong and keep your network connected.
Professional Engineer Licensure
Simple Design employs professional engineers licensed in 30 states. Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming.
