Ground Mount Solar Racking
Order fixed-tilt ground racking by array layout, module arrangement and the connection to the foundation.
Choose the mounting location and supply scope
Roof Mount Solar Racking
Select the roof attachment or ballast route with the roof type, structural capacity and module layout identified.
Solar Carport Structures
Coordinate parking clearances, column positions, module supports and drainage in one carport steelwork package.
BIPV Support Structures
Define building-integrated support details with the envelope, module system and weathering interfaces.
Solar Mounting Components
Match rails, clamps, brackets and fasteners to the specified module frame and mating mounting parts.
Ground Screws
Connect the ground screw head to the racking detail, with the soil, reactions and installation criteria on the foundation schedule.
Helical Piles
Lead sections with discrete helix plates and a defined shaft, selected with installation, structural, and geotechnical criteria.
Pile Heads & Brackets
Pile caps, plates, and brackets that connect the shaft to a post, beam, or supported frame through an agreed load path.
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Resolve the site interfaces before ordering components
Ground and foundation interface
Ground surveys and the foundation design set support positions and head levels. Racking variants then follow the accepted array layout rather than a single nominal project capacity.
Roof and building interface
Roof geometry, attachment locations and access need to agree with the building structure and roofing detail. The module layout must leave the required service and drainage routes.
Parking and envelope interface
Carports add vehicle clearances and foundation positions; BIPV adds building-envelope connections and drainage. These interfaces determine which structural and mounting parts belong in the purchase.
| Project stage | Decision to settle | Working information | Supply grouping |
|---|---|---|---|
| Site planning | Ground, roof, carport or building-integrated arrangement | Site and building constraints, module layout | Separate mounting locations |
| Interface release | Foundation heads, roof attachments and module zones | Approved interface drawings and module details | Mating parts kept together |
| Component order | Member variants and hardware quantities | Current bill of materials and drawings | Array blocks and roof areas |
| Construction delivery | Foundation work before racking and module installation | Site sequence and delivery access | Identified phases and receiving groups |
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Support Steel and Mounting-System Requirements
ASCE 7 and the adopted building codeSite loadsThe project design uses the site loads and combinations for its mounting arrangement. Ground arrays, roofs and carports do not share one universal wind or snow rating.
UL 2703Module mounting and bondingWhere listing is required, identify the exact mounting system, module models and covered mounting or bonding configuration. A listed individual component does not establish acceptance for a different complete assembly.
ASTM A123 / ASTM A653Steel coating routeA123 applies to batch galvanizing of fabricated steel. A653 coating designations apply to continuously coated sheet. The component’s manufacturing route and exposure determine the specified protection.
Module, Rail and Foundation Connections
Module-to-clamp connection
Record the module make and model, frame dimensions, permitted clamp zones and attachment detail. Those references identify the rails, clamps and fastening arrangement.
Racking-to-foundation connection
The base or pile-head detail fixes the mating holes, bracket geometry and adjustment range. Ground reactions, soil conditions and installation verification determine the foundation purchase.
Racking-to-roof connection
Keep the roof fastener or clamp detail with the roof type and attachment position. Flashing, seals and drainage must match the building interface.
Count and pack the components
Our order list separates support members, rails, clamps, brackets and fasteners. Part numbers and row or roof-zone references carry through to the cartons and bundles.
Connection Fit and Component Inspection
Inspection by connection and component
Material and part identityMember and component records identify their steel or other specified material and the associated part number.
Mating holes and attachmentsRail brackets, clamps and pile-head connections follow the dimensional drawing for their matching parts.
Protection after fabricationCoating checks follow the material category, thickness and specified treatment; prepared connection surfaces retain their required condition.
Configuration and component countsThe released bill of materials ties each array block or roof zone to its members, clamps, brackets and fastening quantities.
Records for the selected mounting arrangement
- Module model and mounting-interface details
- Released array and component schedules
- Foundation or roof connection drawings
- Material and dimensional inspection records
- Specified galvanizing or coating reports
- Required system listing records and configuration references
Check the US mounting and protection references
UL 2703 mounting-system scope
Module-specific mounting, clamping and bonding requirements in UL 2703.
ASCE site-load reference
ASCE/SEI 7 information on design loads for buildings and other structures.
ASTM A123 coating categories
American Galvanizers Association guidance on material categories and measured steel thickness.
Solar support and foundation procurement
Can roof and ground-mount components share one parts schedule?
They can be quoted together, with separate area and assembly references. Roof attachments remain linked to their roof-zone details, while ground-rack parts retain their foundation interfaces. Common module hardware is grouped only where its part identity and mounting requirements match.
Can you supply mounting components for an existing system?
Yes. We quote replacement parts from the original component drawing or an identifiable part reference. A material or geometry change is priced as a separate part; any effect on the mounting system's listed configuration is reviewed before that change is accepted.
Can one project include rooftop and carport supports?
Yes. Each location keeps its own structural and attachment details, module interfaces and component counts. The quote separates roof-area parts from the canopy members and mounting hardware.
Get a Solar Steelwork Quote
Start with the site location, module layout and quantities you have. We will identify the support members, mounting hardware and foundation components to include in the offer.
- Module model and array arrangement
- Foundation or roof connection details
- Parts, quantities and site destination