January 15, 2026
01Blog
Although many homes in Lithuania are still covered with asbestos slate, residents are increasingly looking for alternatives and discovering smart, sustainable solutions. One such solution is solar modules installed in place of conventional roofing>. This is not only aesthetic and functional but also cost-effective.
Rima, from the Kėdainiai district, began researching integrated solar modules while planning a home renovation. It was important to her that the modules were manufactured in Lithuania or Europe, that the solution maximized the use of renewable energy, and that it was financially sound with an attractive price point. After considering all criteria, she chose the Lithuanian-made "SOLID Solrif" modules.
After a year and a half, she is delighted with the decision: the solar modules have perfectly met the family's electricity needs—which are especially significant when owning an electric vehicle—and rising electricity prices have only further reinforced the value of her choice.
"SOLID Solrif" modules stand out because they are installed directly in place of roofing material, interlocking with each other like tiles. Beyond aesthetics and functionality, they are characterized by extremely high hail resistance—the "SOLID Solrif D" solar panel with double 3.2 mm glass can withstand hail up to 50 mm in diameter and is currently the most resilient in "SoliTek" history.
This solution is also ideal for roofs with complex shapes, semi-detached houses, or buildings with many chimneys. The modules can be combined with other roofing materials, so it is not mandatory to replace the entire roof at once.
Rima notes that neighbors often don't even realize these are solar modules rather than standard roofing. "If you are building a new house or planning to replace an old roof, this solution is well worth considering," she advises.
Advantages of "SoliTek Solrif":
"Hail Class 5" resistance certificate: Withstands hailstones up to 5 cm in size.
3.2 mm tempered glass: Significantly stronger than the standard 2 mm glass.
Longer lifespan: Expected to last up to 50 years.
Versatile installation: Suitable for pitched roofs from 12° to 70°, blending perfectly with various roofing materials.
Climate protection: Provides the same level of protection against the elements as a traditional roof.
Proven solution: Successfully utilized in Scandinavia, Switzerland, and Austria.
This is more than just a roof. It is a long-term investment in your home’s aesthetics, functionality, and energy independence.
02Blog
Today, solar energy is increasingly being integrated into functional solutions—from rooftops to transport infrastructure. A particularly innovative shift is the use of bifacial solar modules as noise barriers along roads or railways: such structures reduce noise, generate green energy, and save infrastructural space.
Solar power plants are rapidly gaining popularity both in Lithuania and across the globe. However, many people—even those who already own them—still don't know some of the most interesting facts about how solar modules work, how they are made, and their various applications. Here are ten of the most unexpected facts about solar modules that might surprise even the experts!
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