Roof tile mounting bracket ELKO-BIS L-415/100 10.3.1/Z OG – model 91002802

The ELKO-BIS L-415/100 roof tile mounting bracket is a metal support designed for secure attachment of equipment to tiled roofs. Its L-profile with a nominal length suited to standard roof tiles provides a stable anchor point for a range of rooftop systems where tile-compatible fixing is required. The bracket is intended to integrate with typical tile coverings while minimising disturbance to the roof surface.

Advantages

The bracket offers a compact L-profile that simplifies alignment and positioning on tile battens. Its metal construction provides mechanical strength and resistance to load for mounted systems such as rails or ladders. The design reduces the need for extensive roof modification and allows for a predictable fixing point that helps ensure reliable installation on tiled roofs.

Suitable for

• Mounting rail systems for photovoltaic panels on tiled roofs
• Securing roof ladders, walkways, or safety anchors to tile coverings
• Attaching auxiliary rooftop equipment such as small antennas or cable trays
• Situations requiring a tile-compatible fixing point with limited roof alteration

Key specifications

• Profile type: L-profile suited to tile batten attachment
• Nominal length: ~415 mm, designed for standard tile overlaps
• Material: metal construction suitable for structural loads
• Compatibility: designed for use with standard tiled roof systems and mounting rails
• Application: external rooftop mounting for rails, ladders and similar systems

How to use

Position the bracket so its L-profile rests on the roof batten beneath the tile covering and align it with the intended line of the mounting rail or anchor system. Secure the bracket to the batten using appropriate corrosion-resistant fasteners chosen for the roof structure and local building regulations. Ensure the tile is cut or adjusted as necessary to accommodate the bracket without introducing unnecessary stress to adjacent tiles. After fixing, connect mounting rails or anchors to the bracket and tighten all connections to the torque values recommended by the rail or equipment manufacturer.

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant stainless-steel or coated fasteners and follow local standards for load-bearing rooftop attachments. Inspect the roof structure before installation and replace any damaged battens. For installations carrying significant live or dead loads, verify load calculations and, where required, consult a structural engineer or follow the mounting system manufacturer's installation guide.