SmartSolarGlue – glued metal block on bitumen roof
SmartSolarGlue

SmartSolarGlue

Adhesive solution for bitumen roofs – documented, patented fixing without penetrating the roof membrane.

  • No holes in membrane
  • Patented method
  • High load resistance
  • Fast installation

How it works

Three steps – without penetrating the roof membrane.

Step 1

Glue the block on

Metal blocks are glued directly onto the bitumen roofing with a specially formulated adhesive.

Applying adhesive for metal block on bitumen roof
Step 2

Mount the panel

Place the panel on the blocks and fasten with module clamps. The clamp is fixed with a self-tapping screw.

Module clamp fastened to panel
Step 3

Correct adhesive consumption

Plan for 1 tube of adhesive per 5 blocks for secure adhesion and efficient installation.

Applying adhesive – SmartSolarGlue

Benefits

Membrane-friendly fixing with tidy installation and good control in the field.

  • No penetration The roof membrane is not perforated.
  • Preserves service life Less need for sealing around fixings.
  • Maximum use of area Flexible placement and good field control.
  • Documented method Patented principle and clear mounting rules.

Roof types and fixing

Main principles for flat and pitched roofs.

Flat roof

Standard setup

Measure the placement, glue the block onto the membrane and fasten the modules with module clamps.

Fixing on flat roof – placement and gluing of block
Pitched roof

Above 10°

On roofs above 10° a support bracket is used in the bottom row to take up the load.

Fixing on pitched roof – support bracket at the bottom

Frequently asked questions

Short and concrete – ask us if you want us to assess your project.

Do you have to drill into the roof membrane?

No. Metal blocks are glued directly onto the bitumen roof with special adhesive – without perforating the membrane.

How much adhesive is needed?

Plan for 1 tube of adhesive per fifth block. Always follow the installation instructions for consumption and curing times.

Can the solution be used on pitched roofs?

Yes. Above 10° a support bracket is used in the bottom row to take up the load.

Ready for the next project?

Let’s look at the building, dimensions and timeline – and put together a proposal that can be built.