Product Information
| Roof Pitch | 0°–45° |
|---|---|
| Rail Lengths | 2, 3, and 4 modules |
| Roof Hook Material | SUS304 stainless steel or aluminum (AL) |
| Pre-assembled Clamps | Al6005-T5, silver or black |
| Splice Kit | Aluminum, fastener-free installation |
| Wind Speed | 60 m/s |
| Snow Load | 1.8 KN/m² |
| PV Module Compatibility | Suitable for all standard module types |
| Mounting Orientation | Portrait and landscape |
Tile Roof Compatibility and Applications
The system adapts to common tile roof profiles and supports flexible array layouts for both residential and commercial installations.
The Regular Model (SUS304) easily adapts to pan tile roof, cement/flat tile roof, and asphalt shingles. Aluminum hooks are suitable for less salty environments. The mounting system is available in portrait and landscape configurations, with rail lengths sized for 2, 3, or 4 modules. This makes it practical for single-family homes, multi-unit residential roofs, and pitched-roof commercial buildings.
- Pan tile roof
- Cement/flat tile roof
- Asphalt shingles
- Portrait and landscape module orientation
Material Options: SUS304 vs. Aluminum Hooks
Choose between stainless steel and aluminum hooks based on environmental exposure, roof structural limits, and budget.
SUS304 stainless steel hooks are better suited to coastal or high-salt environments and provide robust performance under high wind and snow loads. Aluminum hooks are lighter, reducing roof stress and simplifying installation; they are usually more affordable and can be painted or coated for aesthetic matching. Both materials offer outdoor corrosion resistance. The choice should reflect project location, structural capacity, and cost priorities.
- SUS304: higher corrosion resistance for coastal areas
- Aluminum: lighter, more affordable, lower production impact
- Aluminum can be painted or coated for visual integration
Installation-Ready Design
Factory-supplied components reduce on-site assembly steps and accelerate roof installation.
Pre-assembled Al6005-T5 clamps eliminate small-part handling and speed module attachment. The aluminum splice kit uses fastener-free connection, reducing labor time and potential for lost components. Pre-engineered parts are designed for standard tile roof geometries, and the hook design grips the roof structure without requiring complex on-site adjustments. WANHOS can provide installation guidance as part of the order scope.
- Pre-assembled clamps in silver or black
- Fastener-free aluminum splice kit
- Pre-engineered for standard tile roof profiles
Customization and Procurement
This is a project-specific product. WANHOS reviews configuration, dimensions, materials, and components against your engineering requirements.
Share project inputs such as roof type and covering, module datasheet, array layout, project location, wind and snow load requirements, and preferred attachment method. Depending on order scope, WANHOS provides product data, a coordinated bill of materials, drawings, packing information, and installation guidance. No minimum order quantity is claimed; each inquiry is reviewed for project compatibility before quotation.
- Roof type and covering
- Module datasheet
- Array layout (portrait/landscape, rail configuration)
- Project location and wind/snow requirements
- Preferred hook material (SUS304 or aluminum)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the solar tile roof hook mounting system be customized?
Yes. Configuration, dimensions, materials, and supplied components can be reviewed against the application and engineering requirements. Share your project inputs so compatibility can be confirmed before ordering.
What tile roof types are compatible with this mounting system?
The Regular Model (SUS304) adapts to most tile roof types: pan tile roof, cement/flat tile roof, and asphalt shingles. Aluminum hooks are suitable for less salty environments.
What documents are available for a project?
Depending on the order scope, WANHOS can provide product data, a coordinated bill of materials, drawings, packing information, and installation guidance.
How does the material choice affect performance and cost?
SUS304 stainless steel offers superior corrosion resistance for coastal or high-salt areas but is heavier and usually more costly. Aluminum is lighter, more affordable, and suitable for less aggressive environments; it can also be painted or coated.
Does the system support both portrait and landscape module orientation?
Yes, the system is available in portrait and landscape mounting solutions. Rail lengths of 2, 3, or 4 modules provide layout flexibility.