Mounting systems
Secure mounting for rooftop and ground arrays.
Rooftop and ground-mount equipment selected for module dimensions, roof type, site conditions and installation plan.
- Project-matched selectionEquipment, quantities and interfaces reviewed with your team
- U.S. warehouse inventoryDirect delivery to your specified U.S. location
- Documentation supportCertification documents for the selected equipment
Share your project location, quantities and target schedule — we confirm availability and a tailored quotation.
Category overview
Clear specifications. Practical supply.
Rooftop and ground-mount equipment selected for module dimensions, roof type, site conditions and installation plan. Our team can review quantities, interfaces, documentation and delivery requirements with your installer, EPC or purchasing team.
- ApplicationsResidential roofs, commercial rooftops and ground-mounted arrays
- SelectionRail, clamp, attachment, tilt and site-condition requirements
- SupplyU.S. warehouse inventory with direct delivery for qualifying domestic orders
Next step
Review the right fit for your project.
Product selection and delivery terms are confirmed in writing for each destination and application.
Send Your Requirements →Quality, documentation & supply review
Quality, documentation and site-fit review.
Module compatibility, support arrangement, site conditions and requested documentation are reviewed against the proposed mounting scope before the equipment scope is confirmed.
Model-specific technical review
Module fit, structure type, environment and fastening requirements are reviewed for the proposed system.
Documentation fit
Requested data sheets, technical documents and compliance information are reviewed for the proposed model and destination-market requirements.
Quote-confirmed supply scope
Model, quantity, accessories, availability, delivery conditions and requested documents are confirmed in the written quotation.
Clear, project-specific information. Documentation availability and applicability are confirmed for the proposed equipment rather than assumed across a whole product category.
Project-fit mounting planning
Start with the roof or ground condition, then match the mounting package.
Mounting hardware has to work with the actual structure, module format and local exposure conditions. We help convert site information into the appropriate mounting supply scope.
Structure & surface
Roof type or ground condition, attachment approach, penetrations and usable installation area.
Module & layout
Module dimensions, array geometry, tilt requirements and rail or clamp compatibility.
Site exposure
Wind, snow, corrosion environment, local requirements and installer preferences where provided.
Configuration context
Let the structure guide the mounting scope.
The mounting package follows the real roof or ground condition, module dimensions, array geometry and local exposure information supplied by the project team. It is not selected independently of the installation plan.
- Project inputRoof or ground condition and usable area
- Array fitModule dimensions and layout geometry
- Site contextExposure conditions and installation approach
SPECIFICATION & PROCUREMENT
Plan your equipment purchase.
Review the specification, configuration, documentation and delivery scope together before selecting equipment.
Illustrative selection information. Confirm the final specification for your model, site and delivery scope.
Specifications at a glance
| Materials | Anodised aluminium (AL6005-T5), hot-dip galvanised steel, stainless fasteners |
|---|---|
| Applications | Pitched roof, flat roof ballasted, ground screw, carport, tracker-ready |
| Design loads | Engineered to your site conditions, including wind speeds up to 60 m per second |
| Standards | AS/NZS 1170, EN 1991 (Eurocode 1), JIS, or your local code |
| Finish | Anodised 10 microns or more, or galvanised 65 microns or more |
| Adjustability | Fixed tilt, adjustable tilt, and seasonal tilt options |
| Warranty | 15 years |
Grades you can order
| Grade | Configuration | Where it is usually specified |
|---|---|---|
| Pitched-roof rail | Anodised aluminium rail, adjustable tile and shingle hooks | Residential and small commercial pitched roofs |
| Standing-seam clamp | Non-penetrating seam clamps in aluminium or stainless steel | Metal roofs where roof penetrations are not permitted |
| Flat-roof ballast | Galvanised steel or aluminium tray, 5 to 10 degree tilt, ballast zoned | Flat commercial roofs with no penetration allowed |
| Ground pile or screw | Hot-dip galvanised steel or aluminium, driven pile or ground screw | Open land, uneven terrain, sites that will be decommissioned later |
| Carport and tracker | Galvanised steel structure designed to your wind and snow region | Parking canopies and single-axis tracker rows |
Packaging, MOQ and shipping
| Stock | Standard rails, clamps and fittings held in U.S. warehouse inventory |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | From one pallet or bundle |
| Delivery | Direct delivery to your specified U.S. address |
| Quotation basis | Priced by weight (kg) rather than piece count |
| Lead time | As fast as 7 days for stocked items |
| Shipping | U.S. domestic freight; consolidated with your module delivery |
Documents supplied with every order
- Site-specific structural calculation report issued with every project
- Material certificates and coating thickness report
- Shop drawings, Bill of Materials and installation manual
- Torque specifications and maintenance notes
Ordering questions
Can you design to our local wind and snow code?
Yes. A site-specific structural calculation comes with every project — send the wind speed, snow load and building height and we return a stamped calculation for that location, not a generic sheet.
Do you supply rails and clamps separately?
Yes. Full kits and individual components are both available, which matters when you are replacing or extending an existing array.
Which roof types do you cover?
Pitched tile, metal standing seam, trapezoidal metal, flat ballasted and membrane roofs. Tell us the roof build-up and we match the fixing and flashing to it.
What is the MOQ for mounting?
From one pallet or bundle, and mounting is most cost effective when it travels with your module order on the same delivery.
Aluminium or galvanised steel?
Aluminium is lighter and corrosion resistant, which suits weight-limited roofs. Hot-dip galvanised steel carries higher loads and suits ground-mount and carport structures. Coastal sites are specified in stainless steel or with a heavier coating, and we tell you which applies.
What information do you need to design the structure?
Wind speed, snow load, building height, roof covering and pitch, and the module dimensions you intend to use. With those we return a site-specific structural calculation for that location.
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Every document, certification and service level above is what we commit to on your order. Where a figure depends on the model you select or the destination market, we state the exact value in writing on the quotation before you pay.
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