Are you wondering whether a raised deck terrace on cement mortar bags is a solution worth considering? This technology is mainly used in the construction of terraces with ceramic or concrete pavers, but it is increasingly being replaced by adjustable pedest…
As a Polish manufacturer of terrace pedestals, we offer solutions designed for both low balconies and high roof terraces or large commercial projects.
If your balcony is leaking, tiles are falling off, or the terrace surface is already heavily worn, it is worth considering renovation using the raised deck terrace technology. This solution allows you to quickly renovate a balcony or terrace without the nee…
Properly selected pavers and correctly executed installation allow the terrace to be used for many years without any damage. We explain how to choose pavers and what to pay attention to during installation.
The substructure of a raised deck terrace is the most important part of the entire system. It is what transfers the live loads, stabilizes the surface, and ensures proper ventilation and water drainage.
Raised deck terraces, especially those finished with pavers, are exposed to wind suction forces. Under certain conditions - on roofs and terraces of tall buildings - pavers may be lifted.
Concrete pavers on a terrace, along with gres pavers, are the most common choice when it comes to finishing a terrace. What should you pay attention to when selecting a paver?
A wooden terrace is natural beauty that requires a lot of work to keep it in good condition. However, using it in a raised deck terrace solves some of its problems.
You have free space on your roof and want to turn it into a functional terrace? Thanks to raised deck terrace technology, you can create a durable and aesthetic space without interfering with the waterproofing.
Traditional terrace requires choosing grout, not only its color, but also material and width. In a raised deck terrace, the problem is solved - the width of the gap depends on the type of paver.
Two different terrace installation systems - traditional using adhesive mortar and modern, laid "dry". We present the structural, functional, and operational differences.
Despite their relatively simple construction, pedestals are an extremely practical element that greatly facilitates terrace installation. However, how do you choose the right one that meets the project requirements?