Step-by-Step Guide: Installing Ironridge All Tile Hook on Concrete Flat Tile Roof for Solar Panels

In this video, I'll show you how to install the Ironridge All Tile Hook on a concrete flat tile roof for solar panel racking. Will walk you through the step-by-step process, including the tools you'll need and the best practices for ensuring a secure and stable installation. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional solar panel installer, this video will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to get the job done right.
All Tile Hook part number: IR-ATH-01-M1
Tile Hook Deck Flashing part number: IR-QM-THDF-01-M1
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[@idokerpel5840]

Great demonstration!

[@SolarEngineering]

thanks

[@matsantos8642]

Thanks

[@TheNature101]

Have you also used the same Ironridge All Tile Hooks on a curved concrete tile roof? Same procedure?

[@RJ-cc1fz]

I’ve never even seen a concrete tile roof in person. I would have been very intimidated if I had to install solar panels on it. Nicely done

[@SolarEngineering]

same here, first time touching it, it's really brittle and hard to walk and work.

[@northeastcorals]

@@SolarEngineering These tiles are very common in England however most roofs do no have plywood bases or sarking boards as they call them here & instead just use something like a 50mm x 25mm wood batten for every row of tiles so the flashing you used would not work on most roofs. This means you cannot use the ironridge hook flashing, but I suppose the lack of a sarking board allows the felt should be installed with a slight sag between rafters mean most water should not meet the hook.

[@tamho8383]

Can you do it in San Jose California?

[@SolarEngineering]

@@tamho8383 feel free to contact me via mysolareng.com

[@viadharmawheel]

This guy is very thorough! I need to have a guy like this.

[@supermo26]

Pro!

[@gojeffgordon24]

Never even heard of concrete tiles for a roof. I guess it is similar to working on a slate roof. I have no experience on any of those however.

[@tamho8383]

Very good job, my roof has been leaking
But the Sun Solar system can’t fix it
Can you fix it?

[@SolarEngineering]

Thanks, I'm not fixing leaks. Only can remove/reinstall panels for re-roofing.

[@Cordycep1]

what was the copper wire for -hard to hear? thanks

[@SolarEngineering]

ah, it's just 6AWG solid copper wire.

[@Cordycep1]

sorry what was probing inside the hole for?@@SolarEngineering

[@SolarEngineering]

@@Cordycep1 Note at 1:04 that both ends of the wire are bent in the same direction. Whenever rafter is missed, to find out if it's on the left or right of the drilled hole, I'm inserting the wire into the hole and rotate it, you can feel it when it's touching rafter.

[@The12345condor]

Iam doing my first solar on concrete tile next week. What adhesive did you use? I bought Chemlink tile secure

[@SolarEngineering]

I'm using Chem Link M-1 Structural

[@The12345condor]

@@SolarEngineering do you think the m1 is better to use?

[@SolarEngineering]

​@@The12345condor it just was in stock where I buy parts.

[@josephgeorges3095]

I use m1 at my work, I do solar as well.