Pedestal-Supported Porcelain Terrace Paver Kits
Square porcelain pavers form the terrace field in a matte light gray, 20 mm thick throughout the level schedule, with a 4 mm open joint between pieces in the grid shown.
The support assembly uses adjustable polymer bodies with heads and rubber bearing pads. The height range is measured to the underside of the paver, including the bearing components. The two available requirements are 40–70 and 70–120 mm.
Pedestals support the paver corners, with interior heads shared by adjacent pieces, and perimeter heads, edge restraint and closure parts are scheduled along the terrace boundary so the tile edge, substrate and perimeter detail line up.
The paver schedule records the matte light-gray face, thickness and edge detail together. Shade range and surface texture are represented by the order sample, giving replacement and perimeter-cut pieces the same material reference.
Rubber pads sit between the support head and paver. The pad is included in the specified support height to the paver underside, keeping the finished-level calculation consistent with the complete bearing assembly.
A boundary can use an edge head, corner head and scheduled restraint or closure part. The project perimeter detail sets the head location and base footprint, with cuts and adjacent wall or fascia interfaces shown on the same layout.
| Paver size | 600 × 600 × 20 mm porcelain paver. |
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| Support range | 600 × 600 × 20 mm porcelain pavers with 40–70 mm adjustable support height to the paver underside, including head and bearing pad; 60–90 mm finished height. |
| Paver surface | Matte light gray; face, shade and edge reference recorded by sample. |
| Joint requirement | 4 mm open joints between neighboring full pavers. |
| Defined field | 2 × 2 pavers; 1204 × 1204 mm tile-field outline. |
| Support takeoff | Nine support locations on a 3 × 3 grid for the defined four-paver field. |
| Default finished level | 55 mm support, including head and bearing pad,+20 mm paver=75 mm above substrate. |
| Kit schedule | Pavers, polymer supports, rubber pads, perimeter heads, restraint and closure parts counted by layout. |
Open product drawing ↗
A 2 × 2 field contains four 600 mm pavers and one 4 mm joint in each direction. Its tile-field outline is 1204 × 1204 mm. The support-point grid has three positions in each direction, giving nine pedestal locations for this defined field.
At the default 55 mm support height, the 20 mm paver brings the surface 75 mm above the substrate datum. The 40–70 mm range gives 60–90 mm finished height; the 70–120 mm range gives 90–140 mm. Local substrate levels are entered for each support position.
The terrace support design specifies the project load, substrate bearing, drainage route and perimeter retention. Pedestal-base footprints and edge closures are laid out alongside the tile field so the support system has its required seating area.
Paver quantity follows the field layout and cut-piece schedule, with full pieces, perimeter cuts and a replacement allowance listed on the same 600 × 600 × 20 mm material reference.
Supports are counted at the actual grid points: the 2 × 2 field shown uses nine, and a larger field gets its own shared-head count, since adjacent pavers share pedestals.
The kit schedule identifies bearing pads, head types and perimeter restraint. Boundary lengths, corner conditions and closure details determine the accessory quantities alongside the support-height range.
The quotation separates pavers, pedestals and perimeter parts. Delivery labels connect those groups to the terrace zone and support-height schedule, helping installation teams locate the correct components.
Two 600 mm pavers plus one 4 mm joint give 1204 mm in each direction. That dimension describes the tile field; pedestal bases and perimeter closures are coordinated on the adjacent support layout.
The 2 × 2 paver field has a 3 × 3 corner-point grid. Interior heads are shared between neighboring pavers, while edge and corner positions receive the scheduled perimeter head detail.
It is measured from the substrate seating datum to the underside of the paver, including the head and rubber bearing pad. Add the 20 mm paver to obtain the finished surface height.
The defined default uses 55 mm support height and a 20 mm paver, giving 75 mm above the substrate datum. Local support settings follow the project level schedule.
The perimeter layout records boundary lengths, corners and adjacent walls or fascias. That detail determines the head types, restraint pieces and closure quantities.
The useful package includes the terrace outline, substrate levels, paver grid, perimeter conditions and project support-load requirement. The quotation then separates paver, support and accessory quantities by zone.
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