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This mounting set can be used on IKO shingle roofs for fastening hanger bolt systems for solar installations. It can easily be integrated into the existing IKO roof to seal the roofing from penetration by the hanger bolt. On the underside a seal ring prevents lateral penetration of water. After installation this mounting set will be firmly anchored along the he hanger bolt in the load-bearing timber substructure.

Available in 200 and 250 mm
IKO Solar Panel Mounting Set is available in 2 lengths: 200 and 250 mm. Before deciding on the hanger bolt length, it's essential to consult local building codes, structural engineers, and the manufacturer’s guidelines to ensure safety and optimal performance.
More criteria on how to choose the correct length can be found can be found here: solar panels on a shingle roof.
Important: Always use this hanger bolt in combination with the IKO metal flashing plate and adapter.

Application instructions

How to install solar mounting set on your shingle roof?

Comparison test shingles: 3TAB vs laminated shingles


