There are four distinct approaches for creating your raised floor, each appropriate based on the surface and type of finished floor desired:

1. Adjustable Pedestals: Our most
2. Hybrid Pedesatals:
3. Fixed Pedestals:
4. Interlocking Deck Tiles (Wood Only): For placement on an existing level surface at a minimal raised height. Tiles incorporate an interlocking composite sub frame that allows the flooring to be connected to create a seamless wood deck

The only requirement for building a raised floor is that the surface being built upon is

• solid: Does not move and designed to handle the weight of the traffic your raised floor is intended to support.
• Waterproof: Your raised floor is designed to allow water to flow through to the sub- surface on which it is being built

The edges of your raised floor will end either at a wall, flush with another floor surface or open. Below are how we suggest completing the floor in each situation:

Against wall or flush to other floor:Our pedestals are designed to have their feet cut so that your final pavers/deck tiles can be cut to a size to sit flush against a wall . No vertical face is required to finish the edge.

Open Face. We offer special clips that adhere to the outside edge pedestals to create a vertical face to which you can apply cut pieces of your flooring to create a finished vertical face.

For rooftops, balconies and other above ground installations raised floors allow you to create a flat floor at precisely the right height, compensating for drainage slope and/or undesirable step downs from interior  to exterior environments.Concealing and protecting above ground services such as electrical and piping.

• Improving heat and sound insulation
• Facilitating rapid surface drainage
• Allows easy access to permanent sub floor
• Offers solution to areas prone to flooding
• Reduces installation cost and time
• A permanent solution that is easily removable if needed