Customer Reviews for VEVOR 2-Set Solar Panel Mounting Brackets, 30°-60° Adjustable Multi-Pieces Solar Panel Brackets for 4-8PCS Solar Panels, Carbon Steel Ground Mount Solar Panel Stand for Farms, RVs, Boats, Off-Grid

These are awesome! they are very well made, and they intergraded into the existing system very well with minor modifications

These things are awesome, easy to set up, and work great.

These solar panel mounts are awesome. Work perfect and were very easy to set up. Most affordable mounts around. Highly recommended.

Provides a rock-solid, level base for all my heavy gear.

Great kit, I did have to use 1.5 kits per array. Make sure you double check the dimensions of your panels vs the dimensions of the brackets.

Does the job. Legs and feet alone are worth the price. Would give it 5 stars if not for the joints in the long horizontal pieces but for the price you can't beat it.

Received the solar rack in good condition. Assembly was straight forward. Frame was galvanized, hardware stainless steel and aluminum. Once assembled it seemed very sturdy after I attached it to 6x6 x 4ft. long wood beams. Happy with the product.

Alles gut bis auf das die enthalter etwas höher waren.

Halterung ist gut Ein paar Sachen funktionierten nicht wie sein sollten.

This solar rack provided good basis for me to mount my panels. The pros are it is small and relatively easy to assemble plus inexpensive. The cons are the cross pieces are a little flimsy since you have to brace three shorter pieces together to make one longer piece (117"). Also, my 3 x 39" (300watt) wide panels barely fit on it - I had to be creative to secure the ends (see picture below). The kit comes with hardware to secure the between the panels at the ends, but I had to use a different method since the panels took up the entire width. However, the kit gave me something to work with and I liked it enough to buy another one. The second time I used my own 10' Superstruts across the top and bottom. This provided a little more length to secure the panels more easily (it was still tight). I ended up using more Superstrut to secure the feet and one diagonal across the base to make it sturdy enough to attach wheels - see pictures. It's not bad for the price.