Tridilosa is ideal for rooftop telecom shelters and equipment platforms —especially on existing buildings with low load-bearing capacity. Its light weight allows operators like Claro to install antenna towers or equipment rooms without structural reinforcement, maximizing the claro máximo (usable open space) underneath.
Tridilosa turns a weak roof into a strong, column-free telecom-ready deck—helping Claro deploy infrastructure faster and cheaper. tridilosa claro maximo
refers to the maximum clear span achievable without intermediate columns. Tridilosa is ideal for rooftop telecom shelters and
is a patented three-dimensional (3D) space truss system made from steel and concrete, designed for light-weight, high-strength structural slabs. Its triangular-pyramidal geometry allows it to span large distances with less material than traditional beams or flat slabs. refers to the maximum clear span achievable without
When combined, can reach 20 to 30 meters (65–100 ft) or more for heavy loads, and up to 50 meters (164 ft) for lighter roofing, all while being thinner and lighter than conventional concrete slabs.
Here’s a short informational piece on and Claro Máximo (as they relate to construction and telecommunications): Tridilosa & Claro Máximo: A Structural Innovation for Telecom Infrastructure