Ground Based Towers are self–supporting tower structures designed to provide communication services, such as cellular and wireless network services. They are designed to be placed on the ground and can be constructed from a variety of materials including steel, aluminum and concrete. Ground Based Towers are typically designed to support multiple levels of antennas, equipment racks and other communication equipment. They are typically supported by a tower base that is both strong and durable, and can be configured to support up to several hundred feet in height. Ground Based Towers are typically used in urban, suburban and rural locations, and can be erected in most any terrain.