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EASIO Self levelling riser pedestal for decking - adjustable from 40 to 55 mm
Edge Finishing Piece for EASIO Decking Riser Pedestal
Reference:
IHSUPHABIC20000
Compatible
Terraces
Timber decking
Joinery
Protecting timber
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Joist support riser pedestals
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Description
Mobile: it can be positioned independently of the riser pedestal head.
Located beneath the riser pedestal head with the JOUPLAST® logo facing upwards. For easier assembly, tilt the head by pressing on a fixing tab, then insert the edge trim from the opposite side.
This patented system is inserted beneath the head of the riser pedestal to facilitate the edge cladding of natural timber or composite decking built on EASIO® riser pedestals.
This component also cancels the riser pedestal self-levelling function to to lock the terrace edge joists in place.
Made in France.
10 year warranty
Iso9001
Iso14001
label MORE.
Information sorting
Recycled material.
Keypoints
Movable: can be positioned separately from the head of the riser pedestal.
Once in place, the decking edge riser pedestal remains adjustable.
Patented system.
Quick and easy to fit.
Technical characteristics
Height in mm:
18
Length in mm:
153,6
Width in mm:
125
Color:
Black
Material:
Recycled polypropylene
Weight KG:
0,020kg
Packing:
Box of 10 parts
Installation and Application
Terrace for pedestrian use only.For outdoor use only.Locate beneath the riser pedestal head with the JOUPLAST® logo facing upwards.
For easier assembly, tilt the head by pressing on a fixing tab, then insert the edge trim from the opposite side.
a question?
Our landscaping experts have the answers
1. What permissions or authorisations do you need before building timber decking on riser pedestals?
Before you start work on building your decking, it is important to check that you have the necessary permissions or authorisations. In practical terms, if you are a homeowner, the decking area you plan is less than 20 m2 and is not particularly high, you will probably not require any specific permissions or authorisations. However, for a terrace of more than 20m2 or one that is raised (generally by more than 40 cm), you will need a notice of intended building alterations or a construction permit (depending on your specific situation). For further information, our advice is to contact your local planning department directly.
2. What is the best type of timber to use for decking?
The natural timbers most commonly used for decking are pine, larch and teak. All these timbers are resistant to weather and insects.
