
Solar panels can be installed on most tin and metal roofs using purpose-designed mounting feet. These feet provide a secure fixing point for the mounting rails while allowing the solar panels to sit safely above the roof surface.
For a typical tin roof installation, mounting feet are positioned along the roof and securely fixed into the supporting structure below. Aluminium rails are then attached to the feet, creating the framework that supports the solar panels.
Each mounting foot uses a weatherproof seal around the fixing point to help prevent water from entering through the roof penetration.
The number and spacing of mounting feet also depends on the wind requirements for your location. We install mounting systems in accordance with the applicable solar mounting requirements and manufacturer specifications. In higher wind or cyclonic areas, additional mounting points may be required to provide greater support and secure the array against increased wind loads.
Purpose-designed mounting feet for tin roofs
Weatherproof seals around fixing points
Securely fixed into the roof structure
Mounting spacing based on local wind conditions
Additional support in higher wind areas

When installed correctly, solar panels can be securely mounted to a tin roof without compromising its weather resistance. The mounting feet, seals and rails work together to provide a strong mounting system suited to the conditions of the property.

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