Hi Aaron,

Granite is a great substrate to mount to (once it's done). You could weld a
large flange plate onto the bottom of your pole, and bolt it to the granite
using anchor bolts. Rock climbers (including myself) drill into granite all
of the time.  Bosch, among others, has a great drill and bit setup that
works well. Glue in epoxies are a great way to keep moisture out of the
hole for many years.

Ballast racks are available too but it seems like a shame not to attach to
the granite in some way.

Good luck

On Thu, Apr 12, 2018, 7:28 AM Aaron Mandelkorn <reoso...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I have a customer that requires a mounting option I have yet to
> encounter.  His site sits on top of of a massive hill of granite.  It is
> relatively flat.  Are there any mounting options that could work here?  We
> are only talking about (12) to (16) modules for an off grid array.  Is
> there anything that can bolt to rock?  I typically use dpw or Mt solar pole
> mounts but can't imagine how these options could work.  Any thoughts?
>
> Aaron Mandelkorn
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