Will these mounts work on a roof with a curve to it? The flat solar panel will not be laying totally flat.
1346762
The panel will not bend. If it is a curve most likely encountered on an rv and mounted so the short side is following the curve I think the mounting hardware will provide enough clearance
1346763
The brackets would work if you streighten one side out and mount them to the side of the panel. Instead of the bracket looking like a ( Z ) it would look like a ( L ) Use the long slot to screw to the panel and the two holes mount to the roof. theese brackets are soft metal and can be bent easy and now you will have some adjustment to alow for the curveature.
1883191
There are mounting brackets located on each end, holding the magnets slightly off the surface. By taking the brackets off, they would probably lie flat. Mine are already mounted, or I would try it out for you.
558663
I bought this to mount to an RV roof so the application to a shingled roof I,m uncertain if there is enough airspace. However the brackets do fit the solar panel.
406732
It shouldn't curve. It may have gotten bent. If it has only a slight bend you can try straightening it as close as you can, then installing it. The clamps should force it to sit flat.
1645200
Mine are mounted under the edge of the roof line with the solar panel on top of the roof, so far (8 months) mine are working fine.
1843539
They are not at all flexible, quite the opposite. They will break even at the slightest bending. How ever there is a solar tape that is much better for what your asking. Unless you can make a large multi sided hexagon shape.
736451
I would think that they would work. It's not absolutely necessary to use the mounts they give you, that's just what I'm using now until I get something else built for it. I don't know too much about fabricating things but I have friends who are good at it.
5335
Only if you have a platform to set them on and you would have to roll it up from the center. it is not really made for a round solar cover.
15578
No they cant - you have to have some sort of mounting rack on the roof. Malone makes the HR20 MPG453 that will work on a bare roof, or you can look an roof kits from other mfgrs like Thule or Yakima.
1175944
I don't think so, they have a curve on the back right? These only work on flat surfaces I believe but I'm not sure, you could try!
962251
they come with a mount that should work fine. If you want it flat you can get a bolt that matches and mount it that way.
1480178
Place 2 legs on one side and the 3rd on the other side of the peak. The mounting brackets will adjust (rotate) to your roof pitch without bending.
1516406
They are not truly flat. The bottom is slightly convex. If you tell me your application I may be able to give you a better answer.
1885716
Husband says if your roof has any slope at all, it will work fine. Will not work on flat roof. Ladder may have to be leaned into the house farther out from the house on the ground.
398112
Joe, this is NOT for roof mounting. This model is for Wall mounting only. There are other mounts for sloped roofs...keep searching. Mark in NY
1752402
I mounted mine under the eaves of house ,on the soffitt. They work at about any angle.
701302
I suppose It would depend on the radius of the curve. The tab on the awning is flexible but the trim piece it slips into is not. Also, the legs that come with it are not flexible either. So I guess my answer is no unless your trailer has a straight run long enough to accommodate the rigid components. Otherwise it is a great awning. Sorry.