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Spotted this on my travels today, spoke to the bloke who owns the house about it although being a rent a roof he wasn't panicking to much. On the left you can see it's only a single row, so the panels are on the 1 half of the rails and the clamps are obviously hanging off the ends as well.
You should be able to just make it out, bye bye warranty I reckon.
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Coincidently, I saw a house with 3 rails on the top row on wednesday, didn't seem to be for any reason in particular and they hadn't clamp the panel down 3 times, just added a third rail in the middle, maybe it was the same firm and so were a rail short!
It's funny what you see out and about, panels that must run out of level by about a foot, mis aligned and all sorts.
You should be able to just make it out, bye bye warranty I reckon.
Coincidently, I saw a house with 3 rails on the top row on wednesday, didn't seem to be for any reason in particular and they hadn't clamp the panel down 3 times, just added a third rail in the middle, maybe it was the same firm and so were a rail short!
It's funny what you see out and about, panels that must run out of level by about a foot, mis aligned and all sorts.
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