ECO-WORTHY 2 Sets 45inch Solar Panel Mount Brackets Adjustable Tilt Mount Brackets, Suitable for 2-4pcs 100 200 300 400 Watt Solar Panel for Roof, RV, Boat, and Off-Grid

On the side of my shed now for over a year and still rock solid.

I have use these mounts on Renogy 100 watt panels and also on Trina 285 watt panels and they work great. Assembly is easy and the mounts are adjustable. This makes it easy to set the solar panels at the best angle of your choice. The mounts are heavy duty and have stood up to long term use outdoors. A little pricey but they make DIY installation a breeze.

I am a "hobbyist", which means I have a solar generator and several loose panels that I arrange on the lawn and manually rotate with the sun. My panels are mix and match - different sizes, wattages, etc. I have a couple of loose 100 watt panels, and I wanted to combine them to reduce the shuffling I have to do. This solution works well. The panels are both 100 watt, but radically different. One is a harbor freight, the other an ultra-thin Renogy I put in a wood frame for stability. I made it work. It looks weird, the Renogy pokes 1 foot beyond the rack's edge (on all sides), but it works. Eventually, I'll pick out two new N-Type panels, and the second rack will be for those and will be much more plug-and-play. The only issue I have with these, which is the reason I took off one star, is the bolts that attach the panels to the rack (8 mm) are a hair too wide to go through the mounting slots of the Harbor Freight panel. I checked, and the same is true for the Newpowa panels I previously set up as a makeshift briefcase arrangement. I suspect most 100 watt panels have the same mounting slot size. I bought some 1/4 " bolts, which worked flawlessly. It's possible these brackets were designed expecting 200/400 watt panels, which might have wider slots.

I used these in a slightly different way as I was looking for a way to mount two portable panels and make the entire setup portable. These are designed to use the actual solar panel to provide the structural rigidity to hold these up. My neighbor used these in this method and worked perfectly. Using crossbeams (steel l-beams) I completed the frame and then hang the portable solar panels on s-hooks. The entire setup folds up for storage aainst a garage wall while not in use. Really pleased with the quality and sturdiness.

Good deal when you buy two. Easy to assemble and move. Rather light, but they don't have to hold much anyhow. They lay flat on the ground and you'll need something to keep them slightly elevated.

I recently installed two 500W solar panels, which are quite heavy, using the ECO-Worthy 45-inch adjustable mounting brackets with foldable tilt legs. Despite their weight, the mount and overall structure feel very stable and reliable. One challenge I encountered was that the installation manual recommends a 90-degree setup for ground mounting, but I needed a 20-degree tilt for my setup, which was impossible to achieve. However, even at a different angle, the brackets remain secure and steady, making me confident in their durability. The aluminum build adds to its strength while keeping it lightweight. Overall, I’m impressed with its quality and functionality. If you're looking for a dependable mounting solution, this one does the job well.

Quality product, great for "stealth" larger solar panels, behind the privacy fence! 😉. Price was good also! Will get another set in the near future!

Had this assembled and attached to the panel in about a half hour or less. The hardware is of good quality. There are four thumb screws provided and are of large size so as to be spun on and off to make quick adjustments as the angle of the sun changes. The only plastic is the four thumb screws and they are also of good quality. It was about 80 bucks and that included two sets of two stands.