An elevated terrace has a void underneath, which remains visible if there is no edge border in the form of a wall or parapet.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
When planning the construction of an elevated terrace, it is best to prepare a detailed project with a cross-section through the layers of the terrace. Only by executing the project can we be sure that nothing will surprise us during the construction process. We encourage designers to download a free package of files useful for designing elevated terraces - download the elevated terrace designer accelerator.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n An optimal solution is to design a 10-20 centimeter blend in the railing, the height of which depends on the expected height of the pedestals. Another good solution for installing an elevated terrace with a railing is to support the last paver on an aluminum angle riveted to the railing. Such a mounted profile serves as both support and a boundary for the terrace. Below, we present a cross-section of such a terrace and photos.<\/p>\n\n\n\n If it is not possible to rivet the aluminum angle profile to the railing posts, it is also possible to create closures using clips for installing closures. For balconies, we recommend installing 2 cm thick pavers, which can be mounted on physical hooks. The mechanical installation of pavers on hooks built into the closure plate<\/a> provides certainty that such a paver will not detach from the terrace.<\/p>\n\n\n\n We also encourage designers to submit their projects for a free consultation on elevated terrace technology.<\/p>\n\n\n\n