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The TOUGH TRAC solution for a low angle design for flat roof mounting features a ballast design for a penetration free installation.

For applications requiring a flush look for flat roofs, the TOUGH TRAC Low Angle Ballast flat roof design features a 10 degree angle mount with a penetration free ballast system. Available with the TOUGH TRAC Standard Rail, our stock Low Angle Ballast design can be configured to any type of layouts. Ideal for snow areas, the top of panels have a 8" off the roof height and trays are spaced out to avoid blockage of water during heavy rains.

In addition,
with rear Joining Braces to another row, all systems are interlocked together to create a uniform array which prevents any row from sliding on the roof during high winds. Each ballast tray is designed to hold 12 - 16 concrete blocks from 2-6 inches for the required weight needed. Consult your installer, architect, or engineer to determine if your roof can handle the ballast weight loads.

For large quantity orders: if the 10 degree angle is not suitable to your specification, we can custom change the angle to suit your needs. Let us know what is required for your project and we will build to order for you.

Note: Please have your project engineer verify and confirm if spacing between rows is sufficient for shadowing.


Passing TÜV SÜD tests for 120 mph wind and double load conditions,  this TOUGH TRAC Low Angle Ballast System was built tough and built to last.



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