No, adjustable supports do not require special maintenance after installation. They are resistant to moisture, temperature fluctuations, and most chemical substances, making them very low-maintenance in use.

Yes, we provide a warranty on all our products. The warranty period depends on the type of support and is specified in the accompanying documentation.

Thanks to the use of high-quality materials, our adjustable supports have a lifespan of several decades, even under intensive use and harsh weather conditions.

We offer a wide range of supports with various adjustment ranges, from a few millimeters to over one meter. The exact range depends on the selected support model and can be found in the catalog or confirmed with our specialists.

It is not recommended to install supports directly on soft soil. In such cases, proper groundwork preparation is necessary: compacting the soil, laying crushed stone or gravel, and installing geotextile to prevent sinking.

The installation of adjustable supports is relatively simple and does not require special skills or expensive equipment. Each support is equipped with an adjustment mechanism that allows you to easily level the surface by hand or with the help of a special key. We also provide detailed instructions and, if needed, can offer consultation regarding the installation process.

Our supports are universal and designed for the installation of the following surface types:Terrace decking (wood, WPC)Large-format tilesNatural stonePaving stonesRaised floors (e.g., with cable channels)Other types of flooring surfaces.

Adjustable supports are specialized elements that allow for the creation of an even and stable base for flooring (raised floors, terrace decking, tiles) on uneven surfaces. They compensate for height differences and provide the necessary space for ventilation, which significantly extends the lifespan of the surface.

Our supports are ideal for installing terraces (both private and commercial), usable rooftops, balconies, fountains, temporary flooring, as well as for creating technical raised floors in offices, server rooms, and other spaces.

High-quality polypropylene (PP) is used, or in some cases, reinforced composite material, which is characterized by high strength and resistance to UV radiation, temperature fluctuations, and chemical exposure.

Our supports are designed to withstand significant static and dynamic loads. Specific values depend on the model, but on average, they can handle loads ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 kg per support, which is more than sufficient in most cases.

The number of supports depends on several factors, specifically:What type of surface material are you using? Deck boards, porcelain tiles, or natural stone?What are the dimensions of the surface material? Length, width, and thickness?The shape of the installation area is also important. Is it rectangular or irregularly shaped?For example, when installing deck boards, supports are typically placed at 40–60 cm intervals.When using porcelain tiles, it is recommended that the tiles be square—60x60 cm. In this case, supports are placed at the corners of each tile. If the length and width of the installation area are multiples of 60, you will need approximately 4.5 supports per square meter, meaning 40–45 supports for 10 m².For larger tiles, an additional support is usually needed in the center as well. Therefore, to accurately calculate the number of supports, it is best to consult with specialists.

Terraces, spaces around pools, and floors in general that are built on adjustable supports are called raised floors.The essence of the raised floor arrangement is that there is a space between the floor and the foundation, which can be used for various purposes. For example, for drainage, ventilation or communication systems. In addition, the floor surface can be made either inclined or absolutely horizontal.The arrangement of a raised floor is mainly done using two technologies. The first is the assembly of a metal or wooden frame and the laying of a solid coating on top. Wooden, iron, stone, various material gratings, etc. The second, new technology - the arrangement of a raised floor on adjustable supports. Adjustable supports are made of metal and plastic. The arrangement of a raised floor on metal adjustable supports has a long history. And plastic supports, as a more budget option, began to spread only about 10-15 years ago. However, despite its cheapness, plastic has not been able to completely replace metal. Both materials have their pros and cons.

It is possible, but it is not advisable unless we are talking about a pool, a bathtub, or a production space where large amounts of water spill onto the floor.The first is that this technology provides for a distance between the tiles of 2-5 mm. So that water can flow down without hindrance and does not accumulate on the surface. This in itself implies the presence of a drainage system under the tiles. Which offices, living spaces or data processing center halls do not really need.Second, dust can easily get into the grooves between the tiles, and when cleaning with a wet method, water can also get in. In the absence of a drainage system, this dust and water accumulate, which is not desirable from an ecological point of view.Third - if you lay carpet or linoleum on top of the tiles, you will definitely make grooves in the groove areas, which is aesthetically unattractive and the coating will wear out quickly in these areas. In addition, laying tiles is not cheap, and covering it with carpet or linoleum is also economically unprofitable.Fourth - fire safety. Although plastic is made with additives that do not burn easily, it still melts at high temperatures and the floor undergoes deformation. Therefore, in closed spaces where a drainage system is not provided, metal adjustable supports with special tiles are mainly used. In the event of a fire, a raised floor must maintain its properties for at least 60 minutes according to ISO standards.