Choose the interface first.
The correct route begins with one decision: does the system transfer load into open ground or into an existing roof?
Two routes. One engineering conversation.
Both categories stay connected to structure, hardware, finish and delivery, but they begin with different project inputs.
Ground starts with site geometry.
Share the site plan, table arrangement, module layout, terrain information and preferred foundation route.
Roof starts with the building interface.
Share the roof type, covering, pitch, dimensions, module layout and known attachment constraints.
Both finish as coordinated component scopes.
Members, connections, hardware, surface treatment, identification and packing remain part of the same delivery path.
Bring enough context to select the right system.
Project site
Country, exposure and the physical installation setting.
Array geometry
Module arrangement, dimensions, angle and known clearances.
Ground or roof
Foundation route, roof covering or attachment condition.
Quantity & delivery
Target volume, destination, timing and packing priorities.
Drawings can be preliminary. A clear application and list of constraints is enough to begin.
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