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XSP Pedestals

Peygran supports for outdoors are a solution for projects in which we must use a floating, technical, raised or accessible floor. This raised flooring system is the best alternative to traditional construction methods, helping to lighten the weight and avoid architectural barriers.

In addition, Plots XSP raised floor pedestals allow for high quality finishes, saving labour and facilitating the subsequent maintenance of installations. With XSP Pedestals, raised floor projects are executed with efficiency and durability, offering superior results in any environment.

Available accessories

Ideal for decking installations

Los soportes se pueden utilizar para la instalación de rastrelado.

Peygran outdoors pedestals with the aluminium joist are the perfect solution for projects where a NFC, technical, raised, or removable deck is going to be used.

They are an excellent alternative to other traditional methods and allows more versatility to build the joist frame thanks to the turning clip.

It is necessary to remove the 4 spacers in the XSP head.

Joist accessories

Self-levelling base

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Height adjustment (manual/with key)

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Height lock

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Highly resistant

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Larger base

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Integrated pad

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

Height stop

The XSP base allows one of the simplest and easiest installations in the market. The Peygran self-levelling base system offers a tilt of up to 3 or 5% depending on the model. The pedestal base adapts to the slope and direction of the floor when placed on the surface.

The base levelling allows the weight of the structure to stay in the central axis of the pedestal, preventing load eccentricity and reducing the bearing capacity.

XSP Lite installation steps

1. Cut the bases for the edges and the corners

Cut the base to adjust the pedestal position as close as possible to the edge using the base cutting guides.

2. Remove the edge and corner spacers

Retirar los cuatro separadores en los plots situados en rincones y dos separadores paralelos en los situados al borde.

3. Self-levelling base

The bases allow correcting up to a 3% of the tilt.

4. Slab levelling

Rotate the base clockwise to lift the slab and anticlockwise to lower it, until levelled.

5. Create the edge trim seal

Use the perimetral dilators (accessory) to create edge trim seals and allow the expansion of the slabbed surface without transferring any tension to the perimetral parameters.

6. Removable floor

This results in a fully accessible surface that allows you to reach lower installations
such as drains, electrical wiring, plumbing, etc.

XSP PRO installation steps

1. Cut the bases for the edges and the corners

2. Remove the edge and corner spacers

3. Self-levelling base

4. Slab levelling

5. Create the edge trim seal

6. Adjust height with mounted floor

7. Pedestal locking

8. Removable floor

PEDESTALS QUANTIFIER
Step by step
  • 1. Indicate the length A and width B of the tiling in metres (M)
  • 2. Indicate the tile format C and D in centimetres (cm)
  • 3. Indicate the maximum length of the tile between supports.
  • 4. Indicate whether central Pedestal is required or not.

Step 1: Terrace

A

Length (M)

B

Width (M)

Sup.

M

M

87.00

M

Step 2: Tile

C

Length (CM)

D

Length (CM)

CM

CM

Step 3/4: Pedestals parameter

Maximum length between plots [cm]

Central plot [sí / no]

Joint [mm]

CM

TOTAL PLOTS

Ratio

u/M²

536.00

uds

6.2

PLOTS WITH STRIP QUANTIFIER
Step by step
  • 1. Indicate the length A and width B of the tiling in metres.
  • 2. Indicate the tile format C and D in centimetres (cm).
  • 3. Indicate the spacing between joists X, and the distance between supports Y. Both multiple of the tile.

Step 1: Terrace

A

Parallel to joist (M)

B

Perpendicular to joist (M)

Sup.

M

M

100,00

M

Step 2: Tile

C

Length (CM)

D

Width (CM)

E

Joint (MM)

M

M

4

MM

Step 3: INTER-AXIS

X

Inter-axis joist (MM)

Y

Pedestals spacing (MM)

MM

MM

Plots

2m Joist

Ref. 03040141Z

Joist Clip

Ref. 03040132E - 100u.

>

Slab joist spacer

Ref. 03040131E - 100u.

324

uds

100

uds

13

uds

4

uds

1296

uds

324

uds

1

Create Perimeter

2

Watercourse

3

Tile Type

4

Final result

Raised floor pedestals MODE OF USE

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