TrueCenter Apex Track — Single (Pitch-Matched Peak Component)

The peak is the first thing anyone sees from the street — and the one spot where a crooked line gets noticed from the driveway. The TrueCenter Apex Track is the part that makes the peak perfect, every time, in under five minutes.

What you get

• One pre-made Apex peak component, built to your roof's pitch and color
• A factory-centered apex — no measuring, no cutting on the roof

Matched to your roof: choose your pitch (4/12, 6/12, 9/12, or 12/12) and color so the peak drops in flush and symmetrical the first time.

Why installers run TrueCenter

• Under 5 minutes vs. 25+. The peak is the slowest, most dangerous part of a roofline to fit by hand. This is pre-made — you clip it in and move on.
• No cutting up top. Every cut you don't make on a ladder is a safety win and a callback you'll never get.
• TrueCenter symmetry. Patent-pending geometry centers the apex perfectly — the line your customer stares at every night is dead straight.
• Try it on one peak. A single is the cheapest way to put our peak next to whatever you're using now and see the difference.

Which roof pitch do I choose?

Pick the pitch closest to the roof you're lighting — your Apex peak is pre-built to match it.

• 4/12 — Low slope. Most common on ranch and single-story homes (covers 3/12–5/12).
• 6/12 — Standard. The most common pitch on American homes (covers 5/12–7/12).
• 9/12 — Steep. Colonials, two-story, and Craftsman homes (covers 8/12–10/12).
• 12/12 — Very steep. Cape Cod, A-frame, and steep rooflines (covers 11/12–12/12).

Not sure? Snap a photo of your roofline and email us — we'll help you pick.

Which permanent lights are fastest to install on roof peaks?

The peak is normally the slowest part of a roofline — measuring, cutting, and re-checking the angle by hand. TrueCenter Apex Track skips that: it ships pre-cut to your roof's pitch, so the peak goes from about 25 minutes of on-site work to under 5 minutes of placing and fastening.

How do you get permanent lights around roof peaks without cutting the track?

TrueCenter Apex Track is cut and welded at the factory to your roof's pitch angle, then ground smooth and powder-coated to match. It ships as one rigid piece that mounts like standard track, so there's no on-site cutting to fit the peak.

What is the easiest way to get perfectly centered lights on roof peaks?

Install the Apex piece first, at the peak, instead of starting at the gutter and working up. It sets a centered reference point, and the installer works outward symmetrically from there — so the peak comes out centered regardless of who's on the ladder.

Installing TrueCenter Apex Track

1. Position the pre-built Apex piece at the roof peak — it's already cut to your chosen pitch, so no on-site trimming is needed.
2. Fasten it in place the same way you'd mount standard track.
3. Run track and strands outward from the peak on both sides for a symmetrical result.
4. Connect with the factory-terminated waterproof connectors — no field splicing.

See complete roofline kits with Apex Track included on the installer kits page.

Specs

• Quantity: 1 Apex track
• Pitch options: 4/12, 6/12, 9/12, 12/12
• Colors: Matte Black, White, Oyster White, Brown
• Patent-pending TrueCenter Apex geometry

30-Day Perfect Peak Guarantee. If the Apex track doesn't sit true and symmetrical out of the box, we replace it free and cover the shipping. Every IronPeak order is also backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee (cash refunds up to $1,299; anything above that comes back as store credit) — we'd rather earn your business than lock you in.

Most homes need two or more — see the 2-Pack and 3-Pack for matched sets at a better price per peak. Installing at volume? Apply for dealer pricing.