Direct answer
Old “10-module kit” pages bundled feet, rails, and clamps. That was a brochure convenience, not a site design. A 2026 quote should describe a system for your wind region, roof, and module. If someone offers you a crate of mixed clamps and a YouTube link, that is not an installation.
We keep this URL so the historic “Package / Module Kits” topic still resolves. Buy through a licensed, accredited installer.
What a historic package was
The 2013 catalogue grouped hardware so a buyer could imagine “enough parts for N modules.” It did not know your purlin spacing in a Townsville shed, your tile batten layout in a Ballarat bungalow, or whether you sit in wind region A, B, C, or D. It could not see a skylight or a solar hot-water service already on the north plane.
Treating that bundle as a modern DIY bill of materials is how arrays walk and how roofs leak.
How to read the mounting line today
Ask for:
- The roof type and the fixing family (tin, tile, flat, ground, pole).
- Named rails, clamps, or hooks — see clamps and rails.
- Compatibility with the module frame.
- Wind-region assumption and whether an engineer is included.
- Weatherproofing warrantor.
If the kit count does not match your remaining bays after setbacks, it was never your job.
What we will not do
We will not republish a 2013 parts list. We will not sell a crate. We will not invent a “package price.” Classic /product/ and package aliases 301 to the hub or this page.
Why a module count is not a design
A “10-module kit” does not know your purlin spacing, your tile battens, your skylight, or your wind region. Treating it as a 2026 bill of materials is how arrays walk. The modern mounting line names the roof family and the parts family. See clamps and rails.
If the kit count does not match the remaining bays after setbacks, it was never your job. See panels for fit.
Classic package aliases 301 here or to the hub. Buy through a licensed installer. Related: tin, tile, cost.
Australian site notes
A historic module-count bundle was brochure convenience. Your wind region, purlin spacing, and remaining bays were never in that crate. Read the modern mounting line as a design.
Put the method in words on the quote. Then use the installer checklist and the mounting hub. We will not invent a load rating, a hook spacing, or a ballast density for your street. Last reviewed 25 September 2026, general information only.
Quote language you can copy
A 10-module crate never knew your wind region. Read the modern mounting line as a designed system and buy through a licensed installer.
Then return to the hub and put the method in the installer table. General information only — not a span table.
A mounting line is a design. Last reviewed 25 September 2026.