What is a solartag roof?

With its integrated solar cells beneath the matte surface, a Solartag most resembles a slate roof. As a screwless roof, it is significantly faster and easier to install – both for the carpenter and for the DIY enthusiasts.

What is a solar roof?

A Solar roof is classified as a lightweight roof, which reduces the requirements for the subroof construction. It only weighs 14 kg. per m2 and is therefore lighter than most conventional roof types, making it suitable for older roof constructions. Solar roof is Danish developed and produced in the EU.

Why do you need a solar roof?

With a solar roof, you can reduce your electricity costs. In the summer months, you can even be self-sufficient if you combine your solar panel system with a battery. This makes you independent of the power grid because you can use your own production instead of buying.

How does a solar roof differ from a conventional roof?

A Solar roof differs significantly from conventional roof types. A Solar roof – unlike other types of conventional roofs such as tile, slate, felt, etc. – creates value from the moment it is installed, rather than losing value over the years until it needs to be replaced again.

Is solartag a good roof material?

Our roof has been tested by independent entities, most recently with Wind and Load Testing, making Solartag a viable option, for example, in the Faroe Islands. Solartag is an approved building material, which has obtained an Environmental Product Declaration (EPD).

Why should you choose a roof tile with or without solar cells?

This ensures that your roof can be designed with exactly the Watt-peak (solar cell performance) that makes sense for the consumption your household has. There is a minimal visual difference between a roof tile with or without solar cells, and it can actually only be seen if one looks at the tiles closely and from above.