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Elevated Shed Solar Structures

P2 and P3 elevated structures that raise the array above rooftop obstacles and recover capacity lost to shading.

10 year warranty

Overview

Where they are used and what they are made of

An elevated shed lifts the array above parapets, water tanks and plant equipment on a flat roof, so those obstacles no longer shade the modules and less of the roof is lost. Depending on the design height, it can also leave walkable or serviceable space under the array. FERO makes two elevated shed types: P2, a two-leg layout for typical obstacle clearance, and P3, a three-leg layout for larger arrays and wider spans.

Elevated sheds are made from SS400 iron. They can be hot-dip galvanized to ASTM A123 with a 90 micron coating, or painted. Structure fasteners are galvanized and module fasteners are SS304. Standard inclination is 10 to 45 degrees and standard design wind speed is 35 m/s (126 km/h), customized per project. Height, inclination and wind design are set from the roof obstacles, the roof's load capacity and the wind at the site.

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How the structures in this range compare

Comparison of FERO elevated shed solar structures
StructureP2 Elevated ShedP3 Elevated Shed
Choose it forTypical obstacle clearance, two legsLarger arrays and wider spans, three legs
LegsTwoThree
ApplicationFlat roofFlat roof
Material and gradeSS400 ironSS400 iron
CoatingHot-dip galvanized to ASTM A123, 90 microns, or paintedHot-dip galvanized to ASTM A123, 90 microns, or painted
Inclination10 to 45 degrees, customizable10 to 45 degrees, customizable
Design wind speed35 m/s (126 km/h), customizable35 m/s (126 km/h), customizable
Warranty10 year warranty10 year warranty

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FAQ

Common questions

When does a flat roof need an elevated shed?

When parapets, water tanks or plant equipment would shade a low array. Lifting the array above them cuts those shading losses and recovers usable roof area.

P2 or P3: which elevated shed should I choose?

P2 is the two-leg layout for typical obstacle clearance. P3 uses three legs for larger arrays and wider spans, where the extra support adds stiffness.

Should I choose galvanized or painted?

Galvanizing after fabrication covers cut edges, holes and welds, and the 90 micron coating is the basis of the warranty on galvanized structures. Painting can lower the first cost, but the coating needs maintenance and will not protect a cut or a weld as well as galvanizing does.

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