Our work in the field
Real photos from our sites: from the top of the tower to the equipment room, from the vehicle radio to the old Basra house. Tap any photo to enlarge it. Client names are not shown, out of respect for their privacy.
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Towers and antennas
We mount antennas and dishes on network towers, run and secure the feeders, and inspect and maintain towers and their connections. Work at height is done by a climbing team in full safety gear.
- Mounting VHF and UHF antennas and link dishes
- Running, fixing and connecting feeders
- Inspecting and maintaining towers and connections
- Measuring coverage after installation
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A climber working at the link dishes on a tower
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A tower lattice seen from below
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A tower site and its equipment
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Antennas and dishes on a red and white tower
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A coverage tower with sector antennas
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Two towers and repeaters
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Two towers and an equipment cabin at their base
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A wide-coverage tower
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Antennas mounted on the side of a tower
Safe climbing
Nobody on our team climbs without safety gear: a full harness and fall-arrest lines, kit prepared before every climb, and coordination between the climber and the ground crew.
- Full harness and fall-arrest lines
- Kit prepared and checked before each climb
- Inspection of the tower and its feeders
- A ground crew that coordinates with the climber
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The climbing team in harness at the tower
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Climbing among the tower feeders in harness
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Climbing the tower ladder
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Inspecting a tower and its feeders
Digital repeater cabinets
We prepare the repeater cabinet: the digital repeater, power source, cabling and connections inside a tidy rack, tested before it leaves for site.
- Digital VHF and UHF (DMR) repeaters
- Tidy cabling and connections inside the rack
- Channel and frequency programming
- Testing the cabinet before handover
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Fitting a UHF system cabinet
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A digital repeater inside its rack
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An equipment cabinet with a glass door
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A repeater in its rack
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A repeater cabinet after fitting
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A digital repeater running
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Checking the connections in the cabinet
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A repeater cabinet indoors
Equipment rooms: installation, programming and testing
In the equipment room we connect the feeders, programme the repeaters and radios from a laptop, and test the network. We leave the room tidy and documented so it is easy to run and maintain.
- Connecting feeders and links
- Programming repeaters and radios
- Testing the network and its coverage
- Tidying and documenting the room
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Connecting equipment in the equipment room
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Running cables inside the equipment room
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Programming and testing the repeater from a laptop
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Working on the rack inside the room
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Two technicians connecting equipment in the cabin
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Links between racks in the equipment room
Rooftop antennas
When a mast on the roof is enough, we fit the antenna on a firm mount, fix it, connect the right feeder and test coverage across the site.
- Masts and mounts on the roof
- VHF and UHF antennas
- Low-loss feeders
- Coverage tests across the site
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A rooftop antenna over Basra at dusk
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An antenna mast on a building roof
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An antenna and a dish on a roof at sunset
Vehicle, desk and control-room radios
We fit the mobile radio in the vehicle: mounting, cabling, antenna and power. We put the desk or control-room radio on the same network and programme the handhelds.
- Mobile radios in vehicles
- Desk radios for control rooms
- Programming handhelds onto the network
- Range tests on the move
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Fitting a vehicle radio
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A mobile radio fitted inside a vehicle
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Preparing the connections under the bonnet
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A fixed radio in a control room
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The radio mounted beside the driver’s seat
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A digital desk radio on the network
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A desk radio with a microphone in an office
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A vehicle radio after installation
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Handhelds on their chargers
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A new handheld in its box
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A handheld below the coverage tower
Supply and logistics
We receive, check and load the equipment and materials ourselves for the trip to site, with a crew in company vests, so that the quantities ordered arrive complete and undamaged.
- Receiving and checking equipment and materials
- Orderly loading and transport to site
- Quantities matched to the bill of quantities
- A documented handover
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Loading equipment from the warehouse
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Carrying parcels to the truck
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The loading crew in company vests
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Stacking parcels on the truck
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Loading site materials
Rehabilitation of the Qantara house courtyard, old Basra
We carried out the rehabilitation of the courtyard of the Qantara house in old Basra: lifting and levelling the old floor, re-laying it in brick with lime joints, and treating the timber and doors. Here are the stages, from levelling to the finished courtyard.
- Lifting and levelling the old floor
- Laying brick in even courses
- Lime-mortar joints
- Carpentry and treatment of timber and doors
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Levelling the courtyard floor before laying brick
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The crew laying brick in the courtyard (from above)
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Laying brick in even courses
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Working on the side passage
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The brick floor after laying
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Detail of the brick courses and joints
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The joints between the bricks
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Levelling the ground beside the wall
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The courtyard windows after treatment
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The arched passage after paving
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The courtyard after completion
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The courtyard door and palm after completion
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A general view of the finished courtyard
Survey and documentation of heritage houses
We start with the survey: measurements of windows, doors and columns, roof levels, and photographs of every element, then decide the least intervention that keeps the house in its own materials.
- A measured survey with levels
- Photographic record of every element
- Shanasheel, timber doors and windows
- Farshi brick and lime mortar
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
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A heritage house in old Basra
Architectural designs and concepts
From our study of a contemporary Basra that draws on its heritage architecture: yellow brick, timber screens and green courtyards. These are design concepts, not built work.
- Brick façades and timber screens
- Courtyards and green space
- Designs that respect Basra’s climate
- Every image here is a design concept
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Design concept
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Design concept: a yellow-brick façade with planting
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Design concept: a building with timber screens
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Design concept: a white colonnade among palms
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Design concept: a courtyard with an olive tree
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Design concept: courtyards seen from above
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Design concept: houses and courtyards with timber arches
Have a site like one of these?
Tell us what you need and where. We visit, study the site and send a clear proposal.