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The NVENT phb is a rooftop pyramid H-frame post base designed to support mechanical and structural systems mounted on flat or low-slope roofing. The foam bottom creates a low-abrasion interface between the base and the roof surface, protecting the membrane from damage caused by point loading or surface movement. Hardware comes pre-installed in the base, reducing setup time on the job. The hot-dip galvanized steel construction and UV-stabilized finish make this base suitable for long-term outdoor exposure in direct sunlight and harsh weather conditions.
This post base is used in commercial and industrial rooftop installations where conduit racks, pipe supports, equipment frames, or solar panel array structures require a stable, non-penetrating mounting solution. It is compatible with a wide range of roof surface types, including single-ply membranes, bituminous surfaces, metal roofing, and spray foam roofing. The pyramid H-frame geometry distributes load evenly across varying rooftop surfaces, making it a practical choice for installations where surface uniformity is inconsistent. Electrical and mechanical contractors, as well as solar installers, commonly specify this base when rooftop penetrations are not permitted or practical.
Designed for use on rooftop surfaces including single-ply membranes, bituminous roofing, metal roofing, and spray foam roofing. Particularly suited for solar panel array installations requiring a non-penetrating base solution.
Installation is typically performed by licensed electrical, mechanical, or roofing contractors depending on the supported system. Before positioning the base, verify the roof membrane is clean and free of debris to ensure full contact with the foam bottom. No roof penetration is required, but consult local building codes and the roofing manufacturer's guidelines before placing any load-bearing hardware on the membrane. Confirm that the pre-installed mounting hardware is fully secured before attaching support framing.
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