Axisol Ground Mounting Systems

Ground PV Mounting Systems

Single-pile and double-pile Axisol mounting systems for solar parks and farmland. S420 steel, Magnelis protection, delivery up to 1 MW/week.

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Plug & Play

1 MW installation in less than 5 days with a single tool and a 3-person crew.

Magnelis® / Hot-dip Galvanized

Superior anti-corrosion protection with 10-year warranty and 25+ years service life.

Free Structural Analysis

Every project includes a Eurocode-compliant structural analysis, signed by a certified engineer.

The single-pile Axisol 1 Pile and double-pile Axisol 2 Pile are ground PV mounting systems designed exclusively by Axinar. Built from S420 steel, they deliver high stability, long service life and fast installation.

Choosing an Axinar ground PV mounting system, you gain a complete solution designed around ease of installation, efficiency and sustainability. Browse our catalogue for engineering drawings and clamp types.

Foundation

Foundation Methods

Method selection is based on the geotechnical study and project requirements.

Pile Driving

The most economical and fastest method. For non-rocky ground, ideal for medium and large-scale projects.

Concrete Foundation

For rocky, unstable or weak soils. Excellent stability in demanding conditions with custom design options.

Gabion Ballast

Cages filled with stone or inert material. Ideal for temporary projects with the ability to relocate and reposition.

Concrete Blocks

For protected areas or rocky ground. Mechanical connection with concrete, prefabrication option available.

Comparison

Single-pile vs Double-pile

	Single-pile	Double-pile
Installation cost	Minimal	Medium
Bifacial yield	Optimal	Good
Extreme weather resistance	Good	Maximum
Difficult terrain	Limited	Ideal
Power per m² of land	Standard	Higher
Maintenance / mowing	Easy	Standard
Repowering	Easy	Standard

Structural elements adaptable to different soil conditions and site layouts.

The mounting adapts to any desired tilt angle.

Pile spacing: 2.75 m.

Only 5 different parts for the entire installation.

Axisol Mounting Systems

Choose Your Configuration

Single-pile and double-pile systems for every solar park size — from 100 kW to tens of MW.

Single-pile ground PV mounting system Axisol 1P1V

Single-pile Axisol 1P1V

Mounting type	Ground
Panel type	Monofacial & Bifacial
Steel grade	S420 / S350GD
Corrosion protection	Magnelis® / Hot-dip Galvanized
Panel rows	1
Orientation	Portrait
Tilt angle	5° – 35°
Max. table length	80m

Single-pile ground PV mounting system Axisol 1P2V

Single-pile Axisol 1P2V

Mounting type	Ground
Panel type	Monofacial & Bifacial
Steel grade	S420 / S350GD
Corrosion protection	Magnelis® / Hot-dip Galvanized
Panel rows	2
Orientation	Portrait
Tilt angle	5° – 30°
Max. table length	80m

Double-pile ground PV mounting system Axisol 2P2V

Double-pile Axisol 2P2V

Mounting type	Ground
Panel type	Monofacial & Bifacial
Steel grade	S420 / S350GD
Corrosion protection	Magnelis® / Hot-dip Galvanized
Panel rows	2
Orientation	Portrait
Tilt angle	5° – 30°
Max. table length	80m

Double-pile ground PV mounting system Axisol 2P3V

Double-pile Axisol 2P3V

Mounting type	Ground
Panel type	Monofacial & Bifacial
Steel grade	S420 / S350GD
Corrosion protection	Magnelis® / Hot-dip Galvanized
Panel rows	3
Orientation	Portrait
Tilt angle	5° – 20°
Max. table length	80m

Numbers That Speak

Experience and reliability in every pile driven into the ground.

200 MW

Installed capacity on Axinar ground mounting systems

1 MW/wk

Delivery rate with a 3-person crew

80 m

Maximum table length for robotic cleaning

25 +

Years of durability with Magnelis protection

Mechanical Design

Ground Mount Advantages

Structural Elements

Axisol ground systems are designed in-house at the Axinar engineering department, to strict specifications ensuring maximum performance on every installation.

Clamps

Panels are secured in an upright position using a power tool, ensuring fast placement and firm retention.

Wind Load

Wind force is applied to 1/4 of the panel surface, perpendicular to the face. The rear pile is the primary factor for maximum resistance.

Robotic Cleaning

The system mounts on tables up to 80 metres long, allowing cleaning robots to maintain output at peak levels.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions about Axisol ground PV mounting systems.

What is the difference between single-pile and double-pile?

The single-pile (1 Pile) uses one pile per support point and is ideal for flat terrain with fast installation. The double-pile (2 Pile) uses two piles, offering greater stability on difficult terrain or in high wind-load areas.

What is Magnelis® steel and why do you use it?

Magnelis® is a zinc-aluminium-magnesium alloy offering anti-corrosion protection 10× superior to standard galvanising. It guarantees 25+ years of service life even in harsh environments.

How fast is installation?

Thanks to the plug-and-play design and pre-formed components, a 3-person crew can install 1 MW in under 5 days using just one power tool.

Do they support bifacial panels?

Yes. All Axisol models (1P1V, 1P2V, 2P2V, 2P3V) support both monofacial and bifacial panels, with appropriate clearance height for maximum use of reflected irradiance.

What is the maximum tilt angle?

Maximum tilt depends on configuration: 35° for 1P1V, 30° for 1P2V and 2P2V, and 20° for 2P3V. Each installation is adapted to the geographic latitude and local conditions.

Can they withstand extreme weather?

Yes. Systems are designed per Eurocodes for wind load (EN 1991-1-4), snow load (EN 1991-1-3) and seismic action (EN 1998). Every project includes a project-specific structural analysis.

Can I order large quantities for utility-scale parks?

Absolutely. As a manufacturer with our own 4,000 m² production line, we serve large projects and EPC contractors with consistent quality, competitive pricing and delivery schedules tailored to your project timeline.

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