Viking Buzon Pedestals
Auckland
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The Viking Buzon system, as seen on The Block NZ 2019, comprises of a series of screw-jack pedestals that support floating deck surfaces (either timber planks, pavers or tiles) in either construction or landscaping situations. Used mostly to support deck surfaces, Buzon pedestals can ensure the exterior deck surface is supported at the same height as the interior floor level whilst still allowing rainfall to drain through to the substrate below. For the NZ Building Code’s current standards for E2 (external moisture), this needs to be a minimum of 100mm below the building’s interior floor slab level.
Viking Buzon Pedestal System creates a stunning, yet functional outdoor entertainment space. The practicality and durability of this system is essential when a seamless indoor/outdoor flow is not negotiable for a residential or commercial building.
Claude Buzon developed the world’s first pedestal in 1984 and today, his company Buzon World, continues to lead the way in pedestal technology. Viking Buzon pedestals have both height (up to one metre high) and slope adjustment (up to 5% = 3 degrees) , allowing for the substrate to slope away from the building, while the external deck surface emulates the interior floor level, being perfectly flat at zero degrees.
For a list of Viking Buzon Screwjack Pedestals accessories click here.
_For all Viking Buzon Screwjack Pedestals specification documents, CAD details, and product technical statements, _click here
Product Details
- Product
- Viking Buzon Pedestals
- Category
- Deck Pedestals
- Sold by
- Viking Roofspec
- Range
- Waterproof Decks
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The Viking Buzon system, as seen on The Block NZ 2019, comprises of a series of screw-jack pedestals that support floating deck surfaces (either timber planks, pavers or tiles) in either construction or landscaping situations.
Used mostly to support deck surfaces, Buzon pedestals can ensure the exterior deck surface is supported at the same height as the interior floor level whilst still allowing rainfall to drain through to the substrate below. For the NZ Building Code’s current standards for E2 (external moisture), this needs to be a minimum of 100mm below the building’s interior floor slab level.
Viking Buzon Pedestal System creates a stunning, yet functional outdoor entertainment space. The practicality and durability of this system is essential when a seamless indoor/outdoor flow is not negotiable for a residential or commercial building.
Claude Buzon developed the world’s first pedestal in 1984 and today, his company Buzon World, continues to lead the way in pedestal technology. Viking Buzon pedestals have both height (up to one metre high) and slope adjustment (up to 5% = 3 degrees) , allowing for the substrate to slope away from the building, while the external deck surface emulates the interior floor level, being perfectly flat at zero degrees.
For a list of Viking Buzon Screwjack Pedestals accessories click here.
_For all Viking Buzon Screwjack Pedestals specification documents, CAD details, and product technical statements, _click here
- Specs / Details
Product Features
- Adjustable height
- Adjustable slope
- Largest surface area on its base: 325cm² (20cm diameter)
- Soft radius on its base (to prevent membrane gouging)
- 100% recyclable
- 1000kg weight load per pedestal
- Complies with E2/AS1 (NZ Building Code) as an acceptable solution
- Promotes watershed
- Space optimisation
- Proven track record
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Frequently asked questions about
Viking Buzon Pedestals
The Viking Buzon Pedestals is supplied by Viking Roofspec. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Viking Roofspec lists on ArchiPro.
Viking Roofspec does not publish a price for the Viking Buzon Pedestals on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Deck Pedestals on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with deck pedestals from other suppliers.
Yes. It is part of the Waterproof Decks range from Viking Roofspec, where you can see every product in the range together.
from this page, see their contact details on ArchiPro, or visit their website. The Viking Roofspec profile on ArchiPro has the rest of their products.
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