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.
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.
A ground-mounted PV system stands on driven piles, and their depth is set by the geotechnical capacity of the plot, not by a catalogue. That is why ground solar panel mounting structures are sized per project, with pull-out tests where needed, and come with the engineering drawings and clamp types from our catalogue.
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.
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.
Choose Your Configuration
Single-pile and double-pile systems for every solar park size, from 100 kW to tens of MW.
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 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 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 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 |
Experience and reliability in every pile driven into the ground.
Installed capacity on Axinar ground mounting systems
Delivery rate with a 3-person crew
Maximum table length for robotic cleaning
Years of durability with Magnelis protection
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.
Ground Mount Technical Specifications
What to Check in Ground Mounting Systems
On open land the mount does not stand on a known surface, it goes into the soil. Five points decide the layout and the cost, before the first pile is ordered.
What the soil says, before you count piles
Driving behaves differently in clay, in sand and over rock. Driving and pull-out tests on the actual plot give the pile depth and section. Where rock appears, the answer is pre-drilling or a second pile, and that changes the bill of quantities.
Single pile or double pile
The single-pile Axisol has the lowest installation cost and the best bifacial yield, because it shades less from below. The double-pile delivers maximum resistance to extreme weather and is ideal on difficult soil. The choice is not a preference, it follows from the loads and from the ground.
Protection is decided below ground level
The first thing to corrode is where the steel enters the soil and stays in moisture. That is why buried sections use Magnelis protection, while hot-dip galvanising covers everything above ground. In coastal or livestock environments the corrosivity class rises and the coating thickness rises with it.
What will pass between the rows
A park mown with a tractor, one that will be grazed and one cleaned by hand do not need the same clearance under the table. Clearance and row spacing go into the design from the start, because after driving they do not change.
Tilt, spacing and access
A steeper tilt needs wider row spacing so one row does not shade the next, which means less power on the same hectares. Table length drives the number of piles and the installation time. A lane is kept for machinery and maintenance.
Send us the area, the location and whatever you know about the soil, and we come back with a row layout, a bill of quantities and a structural report. Production covers up to 1 MW per week.
Request a bill of quantities for your plotFrequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about Axisol ground PV mounting systems.
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