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Fixego invisible fixing for wooden decking boards (19 to 25 mm thickness)
Decking riser pedestal (1 lug) “Essential range” – adjustable from 40 to 60 mm – 6×8 parts
Reference:
IH040060LG50000
Compatible
Terraces
Timber decking
Composite decking
Riser pedestal terraces
Joist support riser pedestals
Height-adjustable riser pedestal.
Suitable for use with natural timber and composite decking.
The manual screw adjuster enables precise height adjustment.
One joist fixing tab.
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Description
Single ergonomically designed screw adjuster. 8 integral lugs for convenient millimetre-accurate manual adjustment.
Reinforced for greater compressive strength.
Self-locking grooves for extra ground support.
1 fixing tab for fixing the joist securely in place on the riser pedestal.
The base has a chamfered edge to avoid damaging the underlying surface, and multiple drainage holes to prevent water retention.
New flange shape: optimises riser pedestal fitment against a wall or internal corner.
Height adjustable from 40 to 60 mm for the construction of natural timber and composite decking for pedestrian use. By removing the need for arduous earthmoving and concrete, it makes the whole process of terrace and patio construction easier. The riser pedestal head has an integral tab to which the joist is screwed. The manual screw adjuster enables precise height adjustment.
For projects involving the installation of hot tubs on rise pedestals please, contact your joist supplier.
You can also use our PROFILDECK solution (instructions are downloadable from the “documentation” tab).
Made in France.
10 year warranty
Iso9001
Iso14001
compliant with DTU french standards
label MORE.
Recycled material.
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Keypoints
Millimetre-accurate manual height adjustment using the screw adjuster: no other tools are required.
UV and frost resistant.
Optimised flange shape for easier fitment against a wall or internal corner.
Quick and easy to install.
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Technical characteristics
Color:
Black, green nut
Material:
Recycled polypropylene
Basis diameter in mm:
198
Support surface diameter in mm:
120
Height in mm:
Adjustable from 40 to 60 mm
Vertical lug height in mm:
25
Weight in KG:
0.231
Packing:
Box of 6 bags of 8 parts
Stackable:
Yes
Installation and Application
Facilitates construction of timber and composite decking. Decking for pedestrian use only. For outdoor use only. Composite joists should not be used.
When the riser pedestal is used at the maximum end of its adjustment range, we recommend adding a 10 mm extender for greater flexibility of adjustment.
When the riser pedestal is used at the minimum end of its adjustment range, we recommend using the next size down and adding a 10 mm extender for greater flexibility of adjustment.
All riser pedestals must be installed on stabilised ground or a precast concrete slab. All riser pedestals for paving must be installed on stabilised ground or a precast concrete slab. Where necessary, please refer to our installation advice.
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, and depending on the size of your project, you may need a notice of intended building alterations or a construction permit. For more information, our advice is to contact your local planning department directly. Are you member of a joint ownership scheme? Don’t forget to ask your property management company for permission.
2. What is the best type of timber to use for decking?
European timbers, including many softwoods, have the advantage of being generally more affordable than more exotic timbers.
- If the ecological impact of your project is an important factor, you might decide to use a European or even French-grown timber.
- Exotic timbers, on the other hand, are generally more costly, but tend to be more durable.
So it is clear that each species of timber has its own advantages and disadvantages. The best thing to do is speak to your supplier, who will be able to guide you towards the best choice on the basis of your visual, ecological and other preferences.
3. How far apart should timber decking riser pedestals be spaced?
We generally recommend a distance of 70 cm between adjustable riser pedestals, although this may vary depending on joist cross-section and type of timber used. In terms of joists, we recommend centre-to-centre spacing of 50 cm when using natural timber decking boards. Please be aware that different rules apply for composite decking.
