Favorable Winds are Blowing at ROHN

ROHN is supporting the global search for alternative energy sources
with turbine support structures and meterological towers around the world.

Selawik National Refuge
 near the Arctic Circle

"Thought is the wind and knowledge the sail..." - David Hare

Reaching for the Stars

ROHN is supporting research in the study of the ionosphere

National Science Foundation's AMISR Research
Radar System, Fairbanks, Alaska,
Constructed by SRI International

Keeping You in Touch With the World

ROHN towers improve services and safety
in the world’s most remote locations

Wind and Communication Tower
Liasamis, Kenya

When the winds pass by, we stand tall

ROHN towers survive under the pressure of hurricane force winds

Wind Energy Systems Technology (W.E.S.T) Meteorlogical Tower,
Gulf of Mexico, off the coast of Galveston, TX
Survived a direct hit from Hurricane Ike.
September, 2008

Neither Wind, nor Rain, nor Snow…

ROHN has structures standing in the most challenging climates

Lewis Peak, Mount Ogden, Utah
Emergency Communication Towers for
the 2002 Winter Olympics

The Enduring Industry Standard

For 60 years ROHN has endured as the quality
standard in the tower industry

Building to New Heights

Contact ROHN to design, fabricate and construct your next site

WCAX-TX,
Mt. Mansfield, Vermont

Durability

In the most rugged climates, our towers stand tall

Rhombic Array 
Palmer Station, Antarctica