Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
If anyone sees it blow by could the grab it please
got a bag of jelly babies as a reward for safe return
Rich
got a bag of jelly babies as a reward for safe return
Rich
Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
So this extra-strength glue you were raving about, is that going cheap part-used now?
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Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
How do all of you that use them fix your panels down anyway I was looking at my neighbours caravan roof with him last weekend and thought he had 'L' brackets on a couple of sides then screwed or bolted down through those into roof
Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
I doubt you'll see that panel again, some 'truther' will have found it and will be dining out on the story of finding part of an alien spaceship.
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Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
"crack open the lentils baby I got a story to tell ya"
Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
I thought Sikaflex was the norm? I know a few who swear by it.derestrictor wrote:How do all of you that use them fix your panels down anyway I was looking at my neighbours *Forbidden word here* roof with him last weekend and thought he had 'L' brackets on a couple of sides then screwed or bolted down through those into roof
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Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
I made up some L shaped brackets that were coach bolted to the roof on a bed of Sikaflex. These were then screwed into the aluminium frame of the solar panel so that I could remove the panel without damaging the seal onto the roof. Doesn't leak and is really strong (haven't lost one yet Rich).
Martin
Martin
Re: Lost ; Solar panel in Cornwall
L brackets on mine but sikaflex is the way to go..less holes the better
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