Tyltar Energy

Projects and experience

Recent met mast installations across South Africa, and telecommunications mast work. Clients are not named; references are available on request.

Renewable energy

Met mast installations, 117 m to 120 m

Guyed met masts installed with full instrumentation for wind resource measurement.

Victoria West, Northern Cape
Met mastVictoria West, Northern Cape

Victoria West

Province
Northern Cape
Structure
1 × 120 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors
Gemsbok
Met mastGemsbok

Gemsbok

Province
—
Structure
1 × 117 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors
Haartbeesfontein, North West
Met mastHaartbeesfontein, North West

Haartbeesfontein

Province
North West
Structure
1 × 117 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors
Volksrust (mast 1), Mpumalanga
Met mastVolksrust (mast 1), Mpumalanga

Volksrust (mast 1)

Province
Mpumalanga
Structure
1 × 120 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors
Volksrust (mast 2), Mpumalanga
Met mastVolksrust (mast 2), Mpumalanga

Volksrust (mast 2)

Province
Mpumalanga
Structure
1 × 120 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors
Vryheid, KwaZulu-Natal
Met mastVryheid, KwaZulu-Natal

Vryheid

Province
KwaZulu-Natal
Structure
1 × 120 m guyed met mast
Scope
Installation with instrumentation and sensors

On site

How a 120 m mast goes up

Photographs from our met mast sites.

Completed mast, Victoria West
Fig. 01Completed mast, Victoria West
Excavation, Volksrust
Fig. 02Excavation, Volksrust
Base reinforcement, Volksrust
Fig. 03Base reinforcement, Volksrust
Foundation set-out, Gemsbok
Fig. 04Foundation set-out, Gemsbok
Delivery, Victoria West
Fig. 05Delivery, Victoria West

From site

More from our measurement sites

Guyed met mast with red and white marking
Fig. 01Guyed met mast with red and white marking
Instrument booms and aviation markers
Fig. 02Instrument booms and aviation markers
Logger, solar panel and sensor
Fig. 03Logger, solar panel and sensor
Met mast in open country
Fig. 04Met mast in open country

Telecommunications

Telecommunications masts

Self-supporting lattice masts for wireless network operators.

2026 · Limpopo

24 m self-supporting telecommunications mast

Scope
Site establishment, excavation, reinforced concrete foundations, mast erection, verticality and bolt torque checks, earthing, outdoor cabinet and site reinstatement.
Outcome
Handed over at practical completion with no outstanding snags.
Galvanised lattice mast
Fig. 06Galvanised lattice mast
Mast with microwave dish
Fig. 07Mast with microwave dish
Mast beside a water tower
Fig. 08Mast beside a water tower

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