Antenna mounts and assemblies
The present disclosure describes antenna mounts. An antenna mount may include a base, a main pole coupled to or integral with the base and extending upwardly from the base, a cross-support pole coupled to a top end of the main pole and oriented perpendicular relative to the main pole, and at least one mounting pole coupled to or integral with the cross-support pole and extending upwardly from the cross-support pole. Each mounting pole may be configured to secure an antenna to the antenna mount. The antenna mount may be configured to be installed and stand adjacent to or flush against an exterior wall of a building and carry the load weight of the antennas to and through the base of the antenna mount to a ground surface and away from the exterior wall of the building. Antenna mount assemblies are also provided.
1. An antenna mount, comprising:
a base;
a main pole coupled to or integral with the base and extending upwardly from the base;
a cross-support pole coupled to a top end of the main pole, wherein the cross-support pole is oriented perpendicular relative to the main pole; and
at least one mounting pole coupled to or integral with the cross-support pole and extending upwardly from the cross-support pole, each mounting pole configured to secure an antenna to the antenna mount,
wherein the antenna mount is configured to be installed and stand adjacent to an exterior wall of a building and carry the load weight of the antennas to and through the base of the antenna mount to a ground surface and away from the exterior wall of the building.
2. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein the antenna mount is configured to be installed and stand substantially flush against the exterior wall of the building.
3. The antenna mount of claim 2 , wherein the antenna mount stands flush against the exterior wall of a building without securing the antenna mount to the wall.
4. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein the main pole is rectangular in shape having a profile with a depth in the range of about 3 inches to about 6 inches.
5. The antenna mount of claim 1 , further comprising one or more supporting brackets configured to secure the main pole flush against the exterior wall of the building and reduce deflection of the antenna mount away from the building.
6. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein an antenna is secured to each of the mounting poles.
7. The antenna mount of claim 6 , further comprising one or more cables routed from each of the antennas through the main pole of the antenna mount.
8. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein the main pole is sized to receive one or more cables extending from each of the antennas.
9. The antenna mount of claim 1 , further comprising a telecommunications equipment or power cabinet secured to the main pole of the antenna mount.
10. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein the base of the antenna mount comprises a telecommunications equipment or power cabinet.
11. The antenna mount of claim 1 , wherein the antenna mount resembles a gutter or conduit of the building.
12. An antenna mount assembly, comprising:
a mounting structure;
an antenna mount, the antenna mount comprising:
a base;
a main pole coupled to or integral with the base and extending upwardly from the base;
a cross-support pole coupled to a top end of the main pole, wherein the cross-support pole is oriented perpendicular relative to the main pole; and
at least one mounting pole coupled to or integral with the cross-support pole and extending upwardly from the cross-support pole; and
one or more antennas, each antenna secured to a respective mounting pole,
wherein the mounting structure is a building, and
wherein the antenna mount is installed and stands adjacent to an exterior wall of the building and carries the load weight of the one or more antennas to and through the base of the antenna mount to a ground surface and away from the exterior wall of the building,
wherein the antenna mount is installed and stands substantially flush with the exterior wall of the building.
13. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the assembly further comprises one or more supporting brackets securing the antenna mount flush against the exterior wall of the building.
14. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the antenna mount stands flush against the exterior wall of the building without securing the antenna mount into the wall.
15. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , further comprising an anchoring system that carries the load weight of the one or more antennas.
16. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the main pole of the antenna mount is tubular, and the assembly further comprises one or more cables extending from each of the antennas and routed through the mounting poles, cross-support pole, and main pole of the antenna mount to the base of the antenna mount.
17. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the assembly further comprises a telecommunications equipment or power cabinet secured to the main pole of the antenna mount.
18. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the base of the antenna mount comprises a telecommunications equipment or power cabinet.
19. The antenna mount assembly of claim 12 , wherein the antenna mount resembles a gutter or conduit of the building.