Raised steel or aluminium structures that generate power while providing shade for the space underneath.
Elevated structures raise panels on steel or aluminium frames above parking areas, lawns, walkways, or industrial yards — useful when roof space is limited, shaded, structurally unsuitable, or when you want the panels to double as shade or cover.
Frames engineered and rated for local wind conditions, not a generic spec.
Foundation sized to the structure's height, span, and the ground it sits on.
Set to fit vehicles, equipment, or foot traffic passing underneath.
Coated or galvanized steel/aluminium for long-term outdoor exposure.
Generally yes, since it requires its own steel/aluminium framing and foundation rather than using existing roof structure. The trade-off is usable space underneath and freedom from roof constraints.
It depends on what's underneath — vehicle parking, walkways, or equipment yards each have different clearance requirements. We size this during the site survey.
Yes, this is one of the most common applications. Construction is phased to minimize disruption, and we can discuss sequencing during planning.
With corrosion-resistant coated or galvanized framing, elevated structures are built for long-term outdoor exposure, in line with the working life of the solar system itself.
