‘Incendio’ Non-Combustible Steel Pedestals
With fire regulations in many cities becoming increasingly strict, polypropylene paver supports can no longer be used in some locations, even if fire retardant additives are included in the plastic resin. Archatrak ‘Incendio’ steel pedestals are specifically designed to overcome this problem, and most importantly, this has been achieved without any significant increase in cost over conventional, non-fire rated plastic pedestals.
The solid steel fireproof pedestals can provide incremental height adjustment from as low as 1″ to a maximum of 19 1/4″. The 4” x 4” totally flat steel base distributes the load evenly over roofing membranes, but an optional 9″ x 9″ buffer pad can be supplied if required. A locking ring on the screwed column prevents any movement and ensures excellent stability.
Key Benefits of Archatrak ‘Incendio’ Non-Combustible Paver Supports
Technical Details
Material: Mild steel
Finish: Electrophoretic coat anti-corrosion
Head diam.: 3 3⁄4” diameter
Base size: 4” x 4”
Loading: 21,000lb +
Head tabs: 1⁄2” high, 5mm or 3⁄16” thick
Fire rating: Class A1/A2
Installation guides for building elevated decks with porcelain, wood or concrete pavers laid over Archatrak adjustable deck pedestal supports can be seen here together with a short video illustrating the various stages of installation.
The installation procedure with ‘Incendio’ steel non-combustible steel pedestals is similar, with the notable exception that the base of the steel pedestals cannot be cut to bring the pedestals closer to any perimeter wall or parapet.
Archatrak is proud to support both the UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) in their efforts to assist the millions of people who have been forced to flee their home country and Médecins Sans Frontières who do incredible work in the field in more than 70 countries, providing medical humanitarian assistance to save lives and ease the suffering of people in crisis situations.
For every adjustable deck support sold, Archatrak is donating $0.15 to either UNHCR or Médecins Sans Frontières.