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D. South/North Roof Mounts
Most homes have a south facing roof. This roof area should be utilized for the collector
location unless there are shade or aesthetic problems. Follow the guidelines in Section
VI Collector Orientation, while taking into consideration the appearance of the system on
the home. Homeowners prefer systems that are not obtrusive and blend in with the
general architectural lines of the home.
Either the Fixed Mount or Flush Mount hardware systems are used for this situation.
The collector is installed parallel to the plane of the roof and the edge of the collector
should be in parallel with the roof ridgeline. The Fixed Mount system raises the
collector approximately 2.5 inches above the roof to allow air to circulate under the
collector and to prevent debris from accumulating along the top of the collector. If using
DRAWING G
TYPE 3 TYPE 4
3/8” THREADED ROD
WITH NUTS AND
WASHERS
ROOFING
MATERIAL
RAFTER OR
MATCHING SLEEPER
PITCHPAN OR OTHER WATERPROOFING METHODS NOT
ILLUSTRATED
3” PENETRATION MIN.
AIN RAFTER WHEN
USING LAG BOLTS
¼” X 1” STEEL
STRAP (MIN.)
4. POP A CHALK LINE DOWN ROOF ALONG
TRUSS.
1. LOCATE NAILS IN FASCIA EITHER VISUALLY OR
WITH STUD FINDER (TRUSSES ARE USUALLY
MOUNTED ON 2-FOOT CENTERS).
5. MEASURE TO ACTUAL MOUNTING
POINTS AND PREPARE ROOF SURFACE.
2. CHOOSE MOUNTING TRUSSES.
FASCIA
3. MEASURE TO
APPROXIMATE TRUSS
POSITION ALONG
ROOF RIDGE. ROOF RIDGE
A METHOD OF LOCATING MOUNTING POINTS