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Gable roofiThe classic two-slope roof. Panels mount on aluminium rails on the best-facing slope. Single-slopeiThe whole roof faces one way — if it faces south, this is nearly the ideal case for solar. Flat roofiPanels sit on a 10–15° tilted structure facing the optimal direction. Slightly more area is needed for spacing between rows. Multi-slopeiMore slopes mean more directions — we split the panels by orientation. Slightly more complex installation, nothing unusual. Metal structureiThe fastest and most economical installation — panels clamp directly to the metal sheeting. Bitumen shinglesiRequires sealed fasteners to keep the roof watertight — installation costs slightly more but is fully reliable. Concrete slabiInstalled like a flat roof: ballasted or anchored structure at a 10–15° tilt. CanopyiThe panels become the canopy roof itself — double duty from one structure.

Open groundiSteel posts or concrete footings directly on the ground. Easy maintenance access and optimal tilt. CanopyiA carport or equipment shelter whose roof is the panels themselves. GazeboiA light garden structure with panels for a roof — shade and power at once.