The components of these towers are made of rod elements with different cross-sections such as can, tube and angle sections, and to ensure the stability of the mast, it is restrained from around by steel cables connected to concrete foundations. For example, the braces are installed along the height of the tower at an angle of 45 degrees to its longitudinal axis in an guyed tower, and each brace has a separate foundation. In another case, a group of braces placed in the same plane are connected to a common foundation. Usually, in this case, the maximum deviation angle of the highest harness is 60 degrees to the horizon.