What it is and who it is for

Article 1007031 is the high side of the FlatFix Fusion landscape base pair. It belongs in flat-roof PV layouts where the system is built around landscape module support rather than the portrait high-base article.

Installers should check this item when the bill of materials calls for the 1007022 low base as well. The two pieces do different jobs in the same base position, so substituting the portrait high base would move the order away from the verified landscape setup.

High-side support in the FlatFix Fusion kit

The verified notes place 1007031 alongside the low base, roof support, base profiles, ballast, stabilizer and wind deflectors. That tells you where it sits in the kit: it is part of the structural support line, not a cable accessory or finishing trim.

Its metal insert matters because the high and low bases are expected to maintain clamping force after weather exposure and after panels have been lifted and refitted. For serviceable arrays, that is a practical detail rather than a catalogue footnote.

Installer and site checks

The first check is orientation. This product is the landscape high base; the portrait high base is article 1007037. If a design has moved from landscape to portrait, the high-base article must be reviewed before parts are picked.

The second check is the matching low-base count. End clamps attach at the high and low bases at row ends, so the high-base quantity is tied into row termination as well as ordinary module support. Treat it as a layout line, not just a small component.

High base compared with nearby FlatFix parts

Compare 1007031 with Low Base 1007022 because they work together. The low base covers the lower side of the pair; this high base completes the landscape support height.

For length-dependent parts, look instead at the 1077mm base profile, stabilizer bars and rear wind deflectors. Those articles follow module width or row length, while 1007031 follows the base-pair role.

Practical handling on site

Keep 1007031 cartons labelled separately from low bases and portrait high bases. The product names look close, but the verified article split is important: landscape High Base 1007031, portrait High Base 1007037, Low Base 1007022.

A useful stores note is: high base for landscape rows, pair with 1007022, confirm row-end clamp positions. That short note protects the part from being pulled into the wrong FlatFix sub-assembly during set-out.

Technical specification

Why buy from LAMPS

LAMPS can supply 1007031 with the matching low base, base profiles, wind deflectors, ballast containers and clamps needed around the same FlatFix Fusion landscape layout.

Call 01844 393939 if the drawing lists both landscape and portrait FlatFix parts and you want the high-base articles checked before ordering safely.

Common questions

Is 1007031 the landscape or portrait high base?

It is the landscape High Base. The verified notes identify 1007037 as the portrait high base.

Which low base does it pair with?

It pairs with FlatFix Fusion Low Base 1007022.

Why does the article mention a metal insert?

The metal insert supports clamping force after weather exposure and after panels have been removed and refitted.

Are end clamps connected with this part?

Yes for 1007031: End clamps attach at the high and low bases at the row end.

What other FlatFix parts sit around it?

The verified kit context includes roof support, base profiles, ballast, stabilizer bars and wind deflectors.

Available from LAMPS for 1007031. Related parts include Low Base 1007022 and Base Profile 1077mm.