Looking for some help and solutions here 
So hopefully someone has already sorted this challenge.
We've got two jobs to do where the only way we can get acceptable sized systems and leave sufficient distances from the edges, eaves and ridges is to have two rows, 1 x landscape over 1 x portrait. (Rosemary/plain tiles over rafters @600c/c - yes the rafters are big enough )
The challenge is to keep the panels mounted at the same height. I can see two possible solutions
1) Can anyone tell me which panels can be secured on their short edges?
else
2) the top row will have to be cross-railed, in which case what rail system / arrangement is there that allows us to how can we install both rows in the same plane (i.e. at the same height above the tiles) so that there isn't step in mounting height between trthe rows.
So hopefully someone has already sorted this challenge.We've got two jobs to do where the only way we can get acceptable sized systems and leave sufficient distances from the edges, eaves and ridges is to have two rows, 1 x landscape over 1 x portrait. (Rosemary/plain tiles over rafters @600c/c - yes the rafters are big enough
)The challenge is to keep the panels mounted at the same height. I can see two possible solutions
1) Can anyone tell me which panels can be secured on their short edges?
else
2) the top row will have to be cross-railed, in which case what rail system / arrangement is there that allows us to how can we install both rows in the same plane (i.e. at the same height above the tiles) so that there isn't step in mounting height between trthe rows.
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