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Mounting systems: Installing solar systems quickly and safely

Mounting systems from IBC SOLAR are characterised by their fast installation, longevity and stability. IBC SOLAR offers on-roof mounting for uncomplicated photovoltaic installation. It is not only cost-effective, but is also equally suitable for new roofs as well as for existing and renovated roofs. 

IBC SOLAR photovoltaic mounting systems are suitable for pitched roof and flat roof installation. For the respective roof covering such as tile, trapezoidal sheet metal, corrugated eternite, bitumen, foils, green roof or gravel, we offer perfectly matched fixings that guarantee extreme stability. The flat roof installation has been specially optimized in the wind tunnel.

For every shape and size of a roof, a perfect design can be created with the planning software "PV Manager". All our installation systems are characterised by a low system weight and, thanks to the high degree of prefabrication and short installation time. A strength of which we are particularly proud and which was confirmed by the trade magazine "Photovoltaik - Solartechnik für Installateure, Planer, Architekten". In its independent assembly test, IBC SOLAR AeroFix was the "fastest of all classes"!

None of these factors are at the expense of the safety or stability of our products. The substructure and brackets of these solar mounting systems with their UV- and weather-resistant materials made of aluminium and stainless steel withstand even extreme wind and weather conditions.

Mounting systems for pitched roofs

Sloping roofs are the roof design most commonly used in Germany. They are ideally suited for photovoltaic installations, as they can absorb a large part of the solar radiation and convert it to energy as a result of being appropriately tilted. Ideally pitched roofs should be oriented to the south. Here the sunshine at noon is the strongest. East-West-oriented roof systems are also very lucrative, as they can provide a lot of energy, especially in the morning and in the evening, when households usually need the most electricity.
 

For your pitched roof: roof hooks and more

The roof hooks serve to fasten the mounting system to the roof truss. Since they are screwed directly onto the rafters, they must be adapted to the respective tile shape. Depending on the roof covering, hanger bolts, metal seam clamps or trapezoidal sheet clamps are also used as fasteners.

Mounting systems for flat roofs

As the name suggests, the flat roof solar system is installed on flat roofs. The IBC AeroFix mounting system is easily installed on the roof without penetrating the roof. The IBC AeroFix mounting system offers secure installation with low weight and high storm resistance. The stronger the wind blows, the well-designed aerodynamics ensure a high level of system safety even during storms, guaranteeing constant photovoltaic yields without failures.
 

For your flat roof: building protection mats and co.

The building protection mat forms the bottom layer of a solar mounting system on flat roofs. It is essential to protect the waterproofing from the pressure load of the photovoltaic system. Incorrect or inadequate building protection prevents water drainage and damages the entire roof structure. The materials required for a photovoltaic flat roof also include ground rails, supports, module clamps and wind brackets. We also supply our specialist partners with detailed installation instructions and installation plans.

Essential components of photovoltaic assembly

We strongly advise against self-assembly of photovoltaic systems, this also applies to our solar mounting systems. For a professional and flawless installation of the mounting systems, please contact our certified specialist partners. They will install your solar system efficiently and professionally. Learn more about the essential components of mounting systems for pitched roofs and flat roofs here.

Planning is essential

For the expert, one of the first steps in the planning of your photovoltaic system is to identify possible shadows that may affect the yield of the solar system. Possible obstacles include trees, neighboring houses, mountains, dormers or chimneys. By carrying out a full-day observation of the sun's level, potential disturbance factors can be identified and are taken into account during planning. With this information, we can customize a photovoltaic mounting system specifically for you and soon you will be able to enjoy the use of renewable energy.