Rooftop PV · Austria

Rooftop Solar System in Austria on ISOFLAT D13 Flat-Roof Mounts

Alpine view from the roof
In brief

ISOTEC supplied the ISOFLAT D13 mounting system for a solar installation on a flat roof in Austria, with the Alps in view. The rails are held in place by concrete-slab ballast without penetrating the roof.

The project

ISOFLAT D13 on a flat roof with Alpine views

The system sits on the gravel-covered flat roof of a building in Austria, with snow-capped Alpine peaks in the background. The roof also carries roof-light domes, a chimney and a satellite dish, and the modules were laid out in orderly rows between them.

The installation uses the ISOFLAT D13 flat-roof system. Aluminium rails lie on the gravel layer and concrete slabs placed on them act as ballast; the module rows are clamped to the rails.

Section · schematic
13°13°EASTWESTBS3 double rear legballastTFX-2400 rail · no drilling
General system drawing; dimensions are not specific to this project.
Technical details
System
ISOFLAT D13
Roof type
Gravel-covered flat roof
Fixing
Concrete-slab ballast
Support
Aluminium rails
Location
Austria
Roof detail
Roof light, chimney, dish
FAQ

Which mounting system was used on the roof in Austria?

ISOTEC's flat-roof system ISOFLAT D13.

How were the rails secured to the roof?

In the photos the rails lie on the gravel layer and are weighted with concrete slabs.

Are there other fittings on the roof?

Yes, roof-light domes, a chimney and a satellite dish are visible; the modules were placed around them.

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Erkan Öztürk

Erkan Öztürk

Founder & CEO @ ISOTEC
Solar Mounting Systems