MAGNUM TOWERS  manufactures a tough tower that can survive the most severe environments on earth.    Our towers are proven performers that survive very severe ice and wind storms.    Magnum has a reputation of providing tower replacements where our competitor's towers have collapsed.

For more than 22 years,  MAGNUM TOWERS  has manufactured strong, dependable towers that have a proven track record of reliability.    We have a long list of satisfied customers in the broadcast, microwave, cellular, and other industries throughout the United States and around the world.

The MAGNUM tower shown at left is 704 feet tall with a 5 foot face that reduces to 4 feet at the 555 foot elevation where the tower mast rotates 30 degrees about a vertical axis.    This tower stands on top of Gold Mountain near Bremerton, Washington.    It has survived some of the most severe wind and ice storms ever recorded.

MAGNUM TOWERS  also has structures located on the islands of Guam and Hawaii in the Pacific ocean.    When most people think of these tropical islands,  scenes of  near perfect temperatures and mild wind conditions come to mind.   However, occasionally Mother Nature batters these tropical islands with some of the highest wind velocities ever recorded.    Most of    MAGNUM'S  towers have survived these brutal tests of their strength and toughness.     Of the dozens of tower structures located on these islands,  only one has failed.    Even its failure was not the fault of the guyed tower structure, but was due to impact of debris from another nearby structure that failed.

The surrealistic image at left shows a 200 foot tall MAGNUM tower located on West Tiger Mountain near Tacoma, Washington.    It is covered with about 4 inches of radial ice with ground level wind speeds around 60 MPH.