Flat-Roof Ballast Triangle SR-B2

Delta triangle mounting bracket is more versatile than traditional ballast mount on flat roof installation. It can be installed on roof clamp or penetrate into concrete base, metal sheet, or using concrete as ballast. Fold design allows for easy transportation, cost-effective warehousing and easy mounting.

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Benefits

Concrete-ballast triangle with no membrane penetration — per-bay load spread comes out of the site calc (AS/NZS 1170.2 / ASCE 7-22).

Folds flat for freight and warehousing — 1 part set, 3 footing routes: roof clamp, concrete base or ballast.

12-year warranty on a 25+ year design life, engineered in-house since 2012.

Technical parameters

Flat-Roof Ballast Triangle SR-B2 — indicative parameters. Final values follow project engineering.
Parameter	Value
Material	Anodized aluminium 6005-T5, stainless steel 304
Tensile strength (6005-T5)	260 MPa ultimate, 240 MPa yield
Tensile strength (SS304)	625.55 MPa ultimate, 263.8 MPa yield
Anodising	Coating class AA10, higher on request
Tilt angle	5–15°
Wind speed	Up to 60 m/s
Footing	Roof clamp, concrete base or ballast
Module orientation	Landscape, portrait
Standards	AS/NZS 1170.2:2011, JIS C 8955:2017, ASCE 7-22
Corrosivity	C3 per ISO 9223, higher on request

Frequently asked questions

Is my roof strong enough for ballast?

A per-bay load-spread calculation confirms it before anything ships - no structural surprises.

How do you size the structure for wind?

Site wind speed drives member sizing to AS/NZS 1170.2 / ASCE 7-22, and every design ships stamped - no under-engineered arrays.

Will it outlast the panels?

25+ year design life with a 12-year warranty in writing - no mid-life re-racking cost.

How fast is the quote?

Send the site data and a stamped design and quote come back within 24 hours.