Side cladding support for Jouplast paving and joist pedestals. The cladding support is an accessory often used together with the slab support plate to create the finishes of a pedestal terrace. Compatible with terraces in tiles and wooden boards, it is used to create the side finishes of the terrace by forming a riser.
Using the cladding support for terrace pedestals
Used on its own, the cladding support creates butt-joint finishes for your pedestal terrace, whether in tile slabs or wooden boards. Combined with the slab support plate, it can be used in 3 ways: as a finish with skirting, as an invisible finish, or when building steps.
Easy to use, the cladding support fits onto the base of the pedestal plate. It can be screwed, although this is not mandatory. To clad a terrace corner, allow 2 cladding supports to close it off.
The cladding support allows a slab or wooden board to be installed vertically to clad the riser of your pedestal terrace. It creates a support for the skirting and aligns it with the pedestal head. Allow 1 side cladding support per perimeter pedestal, and 2 supports for corner pedestals.
Features of the cladding support for terrace pedestals
- Dimensions 100 mm x 67 mm x 28 mm, made of polypropylene.
- Tool-free installation: the break-off tab allows slabs of any thickness to be installed.
- Allows invisible fixing of the skirting for an optimal finish.
- 100% recyclable and resistant to temperatures from -30 °C to +60 °C.
- Compatible with all Jouplast brand pedestals — can be screwed to the pedestal plate.
- Brand
- Jouplast
- Reference
- IHSUPHABIC10000
- EAN13
- 9501814153773
- Brand
- Jouplast
- Range
- ESSENTIEL
- Material
- Polypropylene (PP)
- Type of use
- Concrete slab / Porcelain stoneware / Grating / Wood decking / Composite decking
- Temperature resistance
- -30 °C to +60 °C
- DTU compliance
- DTU 43.1 and 51.4
- Warranty
- 2 years
- Manufacturing
- French
- HS Code
- 39259010
Jouplast Side Cladding Support for ESSENTIEL Pedestals
The Jouplast ESSENTIEL side cladding support is used to fix finishing cladding around the perimeter of a pedestal terrace, to neatly close the edges and hide the technical void.