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The Ecoscape Composite Decking Adjustable Pedestal (ECO191529KD) is designed for contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require a heavy-duty, reliable leveling solution for elevated decking substructures. Providing a significant height adjustment range of 1419mm to 1529mm, these pedestals ensure a perfectly flat and stable foundation for composite decking, though they require careful calculation of the total load-bearing requirements before installation begins.
| Model Part Number | ECO191529KD |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ecoscape |
It is not recommended to place pedestals directly on grass or loose soil as they can settle over time; use a concrete slab or hard-core base instead.
You must consult the specific structural engineering data provided by Ecoscape for this model, as load capacity varies based on the height setting.
For most floating deck applications, the weight of the deck is sufficient, but follow local building codes regarding wind uplift for roof terraces.
Yes, they are excellent for balconies, provided the balcony surface is structurally rated to support the concentrated load of the pedestals.
No, you should use the pedestals within their designed height range of 1419mm to 1529mm to maintain structural integrity.
Check that the locking mechanism on the adjustment collar is fully tightened and that the base is sitting flush on the ground.
Use a load-spreading shim or base plate under the pedestal to increase the surface area contact with the ground.
Before starting, ensure the ground beneath is stable and rated to handle the load of the deck, furniture, and expected occupancy. Compatibility is generally universal for most standard composite and timber joist dimensions, provided the base footprint of the joist fits within the pedestal head. Maintenance is minimal; however, it is recommended to conduct an annual inspection of the substructure to ensure that no pedestals have settled or shifted due to soil erosion or extreme weight loads. Check that all joists remain securely fixed to the pedestal heads to prevent movement.
