
| Name |
Solar Panel Slate Roof Hook |
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Material
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SUS304
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Metal sheet thickness
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≧4mm
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Warranty
|
25YRS
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Applicable site
|
Tile Roof
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Range of bolt torque
|
25-28N*m
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Value of pullout resistance
|
5KN
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Value of pressure resistance
|
5KN
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1️⃣ Inspect the Roof
Check the slate condition, roof structure, and supporting rafters to confirm that the roof is suitable for solar installation.
2️⃣ Plan the Panel Layout
Determine the rail positions and mark the fixing points according to the solar panel arrangement.
3️⃣ Lift or Remove the Slate Carefully
Remove only the necessary slate pieces and handle them carefully to avoid cracks or damage.
4️⃣ Install the Roof Hook
Position the hook correctly and secure it to the supporting roof structure with suitable fasteners.
5️⃣ Check the Slate Position
Reinstall the slate around the hook and make sure it sits properly without excessive pressure or movement.
6️⃣ Install the Mounting Rails
Attach the rails to the roof hooks and adjust them for proper alignment.
7️⃣ Mount the Solar Panels
Place the panels on the rails and secure them with suitable mid clamps and end clamps.
8️⃣ Complete the Final Inspection
Check the hook connections, slate condition, rail alignment, panel fasteners, and overall system stability.

☆ Durable Construction: Corrosion-resistant materials support long-term outdoor performance.
☆ Partly Assembled: Helps save installation time and onsite labor costs.
☆ Easy System Integration: Works with compatible solar rails and mounting accessories.
☆ Flexible Application: Suitable for different panel layouts and compatible slate roof configurations.
Related Certificates
☆ CE Certificate: Available for the solar tile hook roof mounting system.
☆ SGS Certificate: Available for the SUS304 hook material.
Q1: Can the hook be used on all slate roofs?
Not necessarily. Compatibility depends on the slate type, roof structure, rafter position, and available fixing space.
Q2: Can slate be damaged during installation?
Yes. Slate can be fragile and may crack if handled incorrectly. It should be lifted and replaced carefully by experienced installers.
Q3: Where should the slate roof hook be fixed?
The hook should be secured to a suitable structural member, such as a rafter, according to the mounting system design.
Q4: Does installation require removing the slate?
Some slate pieces usually need to be lifted or temporarily removed to access the fixing point. The exact method depends on the roof structure and hook design.
Q5: Can the roof hook be customized?
Yes. The hook dimensions, shape, fixing holes, and other details can be adjusted according to project requirements.