BougeRV 8 Units Solar Panel Mounting z Bracket, Supporting for RV, Roof, Boat, Off Grid, 2 Set of 4 Units

Well made, perfect fit.

They work very good. And have used them on all of my solar panels

I mounted them to the outside of my storage shed. They work great. Hardware was included, but you will need a nut driver.

This tilt mount works well, but it is not all that easy to tilt and take down, particularly within a small space.

Changing my review from 3 to 5 stars. Company reached out to me and referred me to an instructional video. I recounted all my hardware and I did receive the correct amount and now know how to put everything together. I had ordered solar mounts from 3 different companies, the other two had missing parts . Only BougeRV reached out to me to offer assistance. Based on their great customer service, this is the company I will be using in the future. I highly recommend them.

I have never written a review at all before but wanted to write one now. I purchased this product 2 years ago and the install went great and really haven't had any problems. I did happen to lose 2 of the black star knob bolts over the past two years. I happened to have two extra brackets from my order i did not install at first and took parts from and when I added an additional panel recently I needed to find a couple knobs as I wanted them all the same on the roof of my RV. I was having trouble finding the exact thread pitch online and in all the hardware stores around me as they are slightly different than standard M8 1.00 bolts that are plentiful. I reached out to customer service for a link to purchase them or if I could purchase a couple from them as it had been over two years since my order. They took some information and looked up my order and stated they would send me out some free of charge. When the package arrived within a few days, I was surprised it was an entire set of installation hardware with all the bolts and things for a couple panels. Now I have plenty of extra incase I lose one again and some extra hardware for future projects. FYI put some split lock washers for the wing nuts if you mounted on anything mobile, that is how i lost the couple I had. Thanks BougeRV.

These are simple and seem well. I have them in my backyard and they’ve held up to some gusty winds. Just have to stake them into the ground.

Update Oct 15 2022,BougeRV reached out to me to update my review as they had changed the ad. I looked and see the images that made me think this bracket handles multiple panels has been updated. It's a good tilt bracket for a single RV panel up to 200 watt in portrait orientation. It also will easily handle some full size panels in landscape provided they are under 40" and you don't need UL certification like most of America for residential mounts. Such as using it as a mount for an full size panel off-grid with a RV.Thanks BougeRV for responding to users complaints. It is refreshing to have a responsive company. I have been happy with my BougeRV 180 watt panels.Original 1-star ReviewMisleading Description and Pictures1st it is exactly as seen in the first product image. That is all you get. Which is fine except don't make the mistake I did of seeing the multiple panels and reading 150-300 watts size and think you get 2 panels installed as they show for that size. THIS MOUNT SUPPORTS AT MOST ONE PANEL unless you are installing small 30 watt or whatever panels. If you are trying to put two 100+ watt panels they need to be no more than 20" wide. Most of the rigid 100+ watt RV panels are 21-28". BougeRV 180 watt is over 26, and their 100 watt is over 21, neither of those panels will mount 2 panels as pictured. So all the images that show two panels using a single mount is very misleading.If you are going to mount a single panel landscape then the 28" mount is best, this would only be good for mounting near 100 watt panels portrait, after your above 150 most panels are near or over 60" that leaves good portion of the panel unsupported.Sadly as this is not UL listed you will not be able to mount house panels on this mount landscape (inside the USA) which would let you put 250+ watt panels on your roof.