Clamps On, No Drilling
The railing hook grips round, square, or flat rails, and the wall mount needs no structural change. Nothing is drilled, nothing is permanent — when the customer moves, the system comes off clean.

A balcony solar mounting line in four styles — adjustable-tilt railing, flush railing, thin-film wall, and terrace stand — carrying framed or flexible panels at a field-adjustable 0-45°. Clamps on with no drilling and no tools: up in under an hour, off just as clean.
The Solaris FLEX is one balcony solar product line that covers nearly every balcony: a tilt-adjustable style for sunny railings, a flush paralleled style for a clean look, a flex-panel style that fixes lightweight thin-film modules to walls, and a ZAM-triangle stand for terraces. For distributors and installers serving the fast-growing plug-and-play solar market, that means one line to stock instead of four — and an answer for almost any balcony a customer brings you.
The end customer's story is simple. The system clamps onto a railing or wall with no drilling and no permanent change, and most people put it up tool-free in 30-60 minutes. Tilt adjusts in the field from 0-45°, so panels face the sun even on a fixed railing. Standard framed panels and flexible thin-film modules both fit, in landscape or portrait, on AL6005-T5 aluminum, ZAM-coated steel, and SUS304 stainless hardware chosen for coastal, urban, or inland conditions. It makes apartment solar practical for renters too: when a tenant moves, the system unclamps and moves with them. Rules for balcony solar vary by country — some markets ask for registration or landlord awareness — but a no-drill install is usually the easiest kind to get approved.
For the channel, the line is built to sell. Standardized modular SKUs keep stocking and explaining simple; end customers add panels later without rewiring, since each panel typically runs on its own micro-inverter; and OEM/ODM manufacturing puts the line under your own brand. Samples are available for evaluation, engineering support is on hand when an install needs it, and every system is backed by a 12-year product warranty and a 25-30 year design life.
The railing hook grips round, square, or flat rails, and the wall mount needs no structural change. Nothing is drilled, nothing is permanent — when the customer moves, the system comes off clean.
No power tools, no specialist: hooks clamp on and brackets click into place, so most installs finish in 30-60 minutes. An easy first solar sale — and few support calls after it.
Four styles — adjustable-tilt railing, flush railing, thin-film wall, terrace stand — carry framed or flexible panels at a field-adjustable 0-45°. One line answers almost any balcony.
Standardized modular SKUs keep inventory simple, customers add panels later without rewiring, and OEM/ODM manufacturing puts the line under your own brand.
| Material | AL6005-T5 aluminum / ZAM steel / SUS304 stainless |
|---|---|
| Panel Type | Framed or flexible (thin-film) panels |
| Mounting Styles | Tilt-adjustable · paralleled · flex-panel · ZAM-triangle |
| Tilt Range | 0-45° (field-adjustable) |
| Panel Orientation | Landscape / Portrait |
| Mounting | Balcony railing / wall — non-invasive, no drilling |
| Installation Time | 30–60 minutes (tool-free) |
| Structural Modification | None required (renter-friendly) |
|---|---|
| Expandability | Modular — add panels without rewiring |
| Wind Load | Engineered to project — structural calculation where required |
| Application | Apartment · townhouse · urban balcony & terrace |
| Design Life | 25-30 years |
| Warranty | 12 years |
| Design Codes | JIS C 8955 (JP) · ASCE/SEI 7 · IBC (US) · Eurocode EN 1991 (EU) |

Hangs a rigid module flat against the railing, parallel to the balustrade. Nothing protrudes beyond the balcony line and no drilling touches the building — the slimmest configuration, and the usual pick where house rules demand a flush look.

Adds adjustable aluminium arms between the module and the railing, tilting the panel out to face the sun. The angle is set during installation and locked, recovering the yield a vertical hang gives up — most useful on balconies that don't face south.

The tilted configuration on ZAM-coated steel brackets: a braced steel strut holds the module at its set angle. It trades a little extra weight for a lower-cost structure, with the ZAM coating carrying the outdoor corrosion protection.

Carries lightweight flexible modules directly on the railing face, the panel following the balustrade's line. The option for balconies where glass modules are too heavy or building rules exclude them — the same no-drilling railing fixings, at a fraction of the hung weight.
Representative components shown — full bill of materials available on request.
Itemized BOM, unit pricing and lead time — engineering reply within 24 hours.