2 preferably also includes a slot that may be of a size smaller than the slot 6 the slot of the shroud 2 may be of a width u201c w 2 u201d that is smaller than the width u201c w u201d of the slot 6 the slot of the shroud may be of a flexible nature so that it can be at least to some extent compliant to a misaligned positioning of the panel 33 in the slot 6 the shroud 2 may also cover the foot or part of the foot 12 the shroud may include apertures therethrough to allow for a tool to reach the threaded fasteners that are carried by the clamp jaws 3 4 the shroud may be permanently affixed to the clamping jaws and or the foot the construction can improve the strength of the mount with reference to fig9 there is shown a pane 33 supported by 3 panel mounts relative to a fixed structure 36 the mount can more conveniently receive and secure panels and can also allow for subsequent adjustment to occur without needing to remove the mount from the structure it also does not require the panel to be machined such as by drilling to become secured fig1 14 show another form of a panel mount the panel mount comprises a.