®Fabricated to the actual attachment geometry
Roof profiles, rail spacing and load requirements that don't match a standard catalog bracket get solved with a custom-fabricated part instead of forcing the design to accommodate off-the-shelf hardware.
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Sheet-metal Brackets
Custom mounting brackets fabricated to a project's specific attachment geometry when a catalog bracket doesn't fit.
Sheet-metal Brackets
Custom mounting brackets fabricated to a project's specific attachment geometry when a catalog bracket doesn't fit.
Brackets fabricated to your attachment geometry
Material and finish matched to site conditions
Steel, aluminum and stainless options get specified against the site's corrosion exposure and structural load, not a default material choice.
Lead time quoted against the actual run size
Fabrication lead time is quoted against the specific quantity and complexity of a run, so a project can plan installation dates around a real delivery date instead of a catalog assumption.
The right fit and a real lead time
Stop redesigning around a bracket that doesn't fit
Custom fabrication solves the attachment problem directly instead of forcing a workaround.
Know the real lead time before committing
Fabrication timelines are quoted against the actual run, not assumed from a standard catalog lead time.
Your questions, answered.
When does a project need a custom bracket instead of a catalog part?
A custom bracket makes sense when the attachment geometry, angle, spacing, or structural connection does not match any catalog part, forcing you to otherwise redesign the array around the hardware. Fabricating to the actual geometry is usually cleaner than compromising the layout. Sunhub makes brackets to a project's specific attachment points when a stock part won't fit.
What materials are used for custom solar mounting brackets?
Custom brackets are typically fabricated from steel or aluminum, with the alloy, thickness, and finish chosen for the structural load and the site's exposure. Galvanized or coated steel and anodized aluminum are common where corrosion resistance matters, such as coastal or high-moisture sites. Sunhub matches material and finish to the actual site conditions.
How long does a custom bracket fabrication run typically take?
Lead time depends mainly on run size, material availability, and finish, so a small batch turns faster than a large production run. Sunhub quotes the lead time against the actual quantity rather than a generic estimate, so you know the real timeline before committing to the fabrication.