Floating Aluminum Roof Solar Panel Installation

My wife and I have a 2017 Sportsemen Classic 181BH which I have wired up a full solar system with the remaining step being fastening the panels to the roof. The roof is just a sheet of aluminum fastened around the perimeter and (assuming) at the openings for the AC, vents, etc. I have seen all sorts of methods of installing solar panels including just using 3M VHB double sided tape. I do have a roll and tested it with some small pieces of aluminum and I do believe it would hold really well. The issue I have is, what is going to stop the entire roof with the panel attached from lifting up and down from wind while traveling? I really don't want to penetrate the aluminum unless I have to but the only solution I can think of is screwing down into the wood roof frame below to make it rigid, then obviously making sure it's sealed up good and tight with the proper sealant. I have thought of designing an aluminum frame or unistrut to mount the panels to and mounting that frame down to the roof and sealing it up good. Then I can add/remove panels as needed for repair, roof repair, etc.

Does anyone else have any experience and advice with this sort of thing on this type of roof?

Thanks in advance!