A tower shelter bolted to a concrete pad is exactly what many companies use. There really isn't any difference between that and a structure built on site to the same spec. Usually they are prefab concrete.
These are the design criteria Fiberbond builds to for instance - https://www.fibrebond.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Concrete-Generic-Specifications-2016.pdf https://www.fibrebond.com/markets/telecom/ Used one for sale - https://telepp.com/product/11-5x22-fibrebond-concrete-shelter/ photograph Daniel White Co-Founder phone: +1 (702) 470-2770 direct:+1 (702) 470-2766 > Chris Fabien <mailto:[email protected]> > July 28, 2021 at 07:39 > We need to upgrade a roadside FTTH cabinet to a small building. I've > never started from scratch before. It will house maybe 2 racks of > equipment. I'm thinking 10x15 or 10x20 footprint. I know a used tower > shelter is an option but I'm leaning towards a real building, maybe > concrete for tornado resistance. > > Probably two small Mini Splits for cooling. Power, I'm not sure, > probably dual 48v system although we may have some 120 equipment. > Propane backup generator or course. Probably needs some propane heat > also for winter in Michigan but maybe I could just run the right mini > split and some electric heat for super cold days. > > Interested in any other ideas and what stuff do I need to consider > that's not even on my radar. > > Thanks, > Chris >
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