Review on 🌞 Enhanced Adjustable Solar Panel Mounting Brackets with Folding Tilt Legs for Boat, RV, Roof Off Grid - 22-inch Length by Ramon Hood

1. All parts fit and the kit was complete.2. As long as the panels are held in place I wouldn't assume these frames have risen to the 'sturdy' level. I *really* trust them to get the job done, but wish they would hold the panels in place more firmly/more securely/more securely.3. Bolts and nuts in particular seem to be fairly soft metals and I will probably have to tighten them frequently until they fail over time and then I will replace them with stronger stainless steel/grade 8 bolts and nuts. No big deal, just expect to inspect and tighten your frames regularly. These kits should be around $29.95 not $49.95 as the items sold here were probably under $7 in value. Six pieces of formed and drilled metal rods, assorted bolts and nuts. The shipping box probably added $1.50. To be fair, if I had made the frames myself by buying and drilling frame parts and buying grade 8 nuts and bolts I would probably have been under or over the $50 mark, but the frames would be strong, strong and durable and would NOT have to check them once a week to make sure they are still tight.5. Since my installation is by design and necessarily small and static, I wanted to mount the panels horizontally (e.g. landscape) but the panel frames were not drilled for mounting in that orientation. No problem for these mounts, just for reference (Renogy 100W monocrystalline panels). NET: would I buy them again? probably. I will most likely replace all nuts and bolts with class 8 hardware to reduce preventative checks.