The universal solar ground mount

Set the angle.
Drill it in.

Lawn Lizard is a ground mount that goes in with a drill and earth anchors, then tilts to whatever angle your site wants. No concrete, no trenching, no waiting on a pour.

The Lawn Lizard ground mount holding four solar panels at tilt, its earth anchors below the frame.
Tilt range
0° to 60°
Foundation
Earth anchors, no concrete
Panel fit
Any standard module

What it is

A mount that fits the panels you already have.

Most ground mounts are sold as a system: their frame, their panels, their crew, their concrete. Lawn Lizard is just the frame, built to take whatever modules you put on it and to go in the ground with tools you own.

How it goes in

Three steps and a drill.

Nothing here needs a permit office on the phone or a pour to cure. Read it once and you know the whole job.

  1. Pick the spot

    Draw the row on a satellite view of your own property and watch the yearly production update as you move it and widen it.

  2. Drill it in

    Earth anchors turn into the ground with a standard drill. The frame bolts down to them, so the whole footprint stays reversible.

  3. Set the angle

    Dial the tilt in, bolt the modules on, and come back and change it whenever the season or the shade around you changes.

Solar designer

Draw your array on your actual yard.

Type your address, tell it how many panels, then pick which way they face and how steep. It runs the numbers against real irradiance data for your coordinates and shows you the year before you talk to anybody.

Open the solar designer
Example layout10 modules at 30° tilt

Send us your site and we will send you a number.

Bring the layout you built in the designer, or just tell us roughly what you are after and where it is going. Either way a person reads it and comes back to you.