Watchtowers play a crucial role in forest fire detection, enabling timely reporting of forest fires in the area. The watchtowers can also serve as tourist attractions.

The observation tower utilizes angle steel or steel pipe as the material for its tower columns, featuring a small wind load coefficient and strong wind resistance. The columns are connected with external flanges, with bolts subjected to tension, making them less prone to damage and reducing maintenance costs. The triangular arrangement of the columns saves steel, has a narrow footprint, conserves land resources, and is conveniently located. The tower's light weight facilitates transportation and installation, shortening the construction period. The tower design varies with the wind load curve, ensuring smooth lines and resistance to rare wind disasters, thereby reducing human and animal casualties. The design complies with steel structure design specifications and tower mast design procedures, with an effective service life of over 50 years.

The observation tower typically features a four-column angular steel structure, with a straight-line section at the top. It is internally equipped with a spiral staircase, featuring a platform and a mobile cabin at the top. The tower is fitted with lightning rods, and its components are electro-galvanized for corrosion resistance. The tower's innovative design, reasonable pricing, comprehensive service, and superior product quality align with the modern trends of domestic tower craftsmanship, as well as its research and development capabilities and product innovation.