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Site notes on pedestals, raised decks and terrace height — written for the search terms the trade actually uses.
floating floor pedestals: Mortar bed and glue do not enter this floor
Floating-floor jacks carry an unglued, unbedded finish on a Clever jack. A piece lifts and is set again. The point is at least 500 kg.
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Adjustable flooring pedestals
What a pedestal is, why 20 mm porcelain sits on four points, and how 1000 kg and 500 kg feet keep a membrane intact.
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Raised floor pedestals
How a raised outdoor floor keeps services in the void and why civic decks specify 1000 kg pedestals.
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Floating floor supports
Why a floating terrace is a waterproofing decision, not a look, and how Tokoz point-loads the membrane.
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Terrace height systems
How height range, paver thickness and grid add up on a Tokoz terrace — and what to send for a quote.
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Composite deck
Composite deck is pine fibre with PE or PVC. The Tokoz WPC board sits on pedestals, not adhesive: Clever 500 kg at a pool edge, Premium 1000 kg under vehicles.
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Wood deck pedestal systems: batten, WPC and the jack
Wood deck systems want a batten and a jack head. WPC is not glued; the membrane stays clear.
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