The Equus Jacks range provides a complete system of pedestal, grid and installation solutions for tiles, pavers and timber decking across balconies, terraces, podiums and roof decks.
For projects requiring adjustable heights and precise level control, the Queen pedestal range offers a versatile solution.
With adjustable heights from 21 mm to 234 mm, Queen can accommodate a wide range of build-ups without extensions. The Queen Plus self-levelling option automatically corrects slopes of up to 5%, while the Queen Crown head supports timber and metal joist installations.
Combined with pre-cut spacer tabs for different paving formats, Queen is well suited to projects where flexibility is a priority.
Where build-up height is limited, a low-profile support system may be required.
The Lord range provides fixed-height support from 8 mm to 20 mm in 4 mm increments, making it particularly suited to renovation projects, balconies and threshold interfaces. A thermoplastic rubber head surface and integrated spacer tabs assist with installation, while Lord Extensions are available where additional height is needed.
Some projects require more than a traditional pedestal-supported paving layout.
Compatible with both Queen and Lord pedestals, the Poker Grid system provides a modular platform for porcelain, ceramic, natural stone and concrete pavers, as well as timber decking and natural or synthetic turf.
Its flexibility allows designers to incorporate multi-format paving, landscaped areas, irrigation systems and under-paver heating within a single installation.
The Equus Jacks range also includes a selection of installation accessories designed to improve efficiency and performance.
Whether the priority is adjustability, low build-up heights or greater design flexibility, the Equus Jacks range provides a solution for a wide variety of project requirements.
By combining pedestals, grids and installation accessories within a compatible system, designers and specifiers can select the most appropriate solution for the needs of each project.
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