Wooden terrace pedestal adjustable from 105 to 170 mm - B100 - Vérindal

Name: Wooden terrace pedestal adjustable from 105 to 170 mm - B100 - Vérindal
Brand: Verindal
SKU: VER-LAMB100-DECL
Price: 2.35 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.91 (11 reviews)

Reference VER-LAMB100

Brand Verindal

The Vérindal+ B100 joist pedestal adjusts from 105 to 170 mm and accepts R20 and R60 extensions, making it ideal for high wooden or composite decks. Its 3-hole drilled tab lets you screw the joist directly onto it. Laid loose on the ground, it supports 1 tonne at the centre, weighs 261 g and is made in France, compliant with DTU 43.1 and 51.4.

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Adjustable wooden decking pedestal B100, Vérindal+

Adjustable height from 105 to 170 mm

The Vérindal+ B100 joist pedestal combines French quality and the lowest price. A pedestal for high heights, it lets you build a wooden or composite deck laid directly on the ground, without glue or fixing.

Guaranteed value for money, made in France, compliant with DTU 43.1 and 51.4.

105 mm Minimum height with the pedestal at its lowest setting	170 mm Maximum standard height (up to 3 R20 or R60 extensions possible)	120 mm Length of the drilled head tab, with 3 fixing holes
1 tonne Load capacity per pedestal, at the centre	261 g Total weight of the assembled pedestal (base + nut + screw)	DTU 43.1 Compliant with DTU 43.1 and 51.4, made in France

A joist pedestal for high heights

The Vérindal B100 pedestal is designed to support a deck in natural wood or composite that needs levelling from 105 to 170 mm. Strong and durable, it supports a load of 1 tonne per pedestal at the centre and withstands both frost (-20°C) and UV (+80°C).

Like the other pedestals in the B range, its head is fitted with a 3-hole drilled tab, which lets you screw the joist directly onto it, with at least two fixing points.

The pedestal rests directly on the ground, without fixing, and is simply held in place by the weight of the joist on top of it. This loose-lay installation also ensures good ventilation of the structure.

Need a different height?

The Vérindal B range covers several heights, all with the same drilled-tab head. Each model has its own extension:

Pedestal	Adjustment height	Compatible extension
B20 pedestal	20 to 30 mm	RB10 extension (up to 40 mm)
B40 pedestal	40 to 50 mm	R20 extension (3 maximum)
B50 pedestal	55 to 75 mm	R20 extension (3 maximum)
B70 pedestal	75 to 115 mm	R20 and R60 extensions
B100 pedestal	105 to 170 mm	R20 and R60 extensions
B150 pedestal	160 to 230 mm	R20 and R60 extensions

B100 pedestal components

Technical drawing of the B100 wooden decking pedestal Vérindal

The B100 pedestal is delivered assembled and consists of three main parts, all in 20% talc-filled polypropylene:

1	BH100 base : base of the pedestal Ø200 × 79 mm, 131 g. Wide base for optimal stability on the ground.
2	EH70 nut : adjustment ring Height 40 mm, 52 g. Screws onto the base to adjust the height precisely. Shared with the H70, B70 and B150 pedestals.
3	TB100 screw : tab head L120 × W61 × H98 mm, 78 g. Tab drilled with 3 holes for screw-fixing the joist.

Total assembled weight: 261 g

Tip: draw up a layout plan

Before starting the job, draw a scale plan of your deck to calculate precisely the number of B100 pedestals, joists and wooden boards required.

Recommended spacing

Place the B100 pedestals every 50 cm along a first row, then step back 70 cm to lay a new row along the length of the joists.

Steps for building a wooden deck with B100 pedestals

1. Prepare the ground On a concrete slab or an existing deck, install directly. On bare soil: dig 15 cm, lay a geotextile felt, backfill with crushed gravel, compact and check the level.	2. Position the pedestals on the ground Lay a first row of pedestals every 50 cm, then a second row 70 cm further on, and so on up to the far end of the deck.
3. Fix the joists Lay the joists on the pedestal heads and screw them down at a minimum of two points through the drilled tab. Set the height allowing for a slight slope for water drainage.	4. Lay the decking Lay the boards perpendicular to the joists, starting against a wall with a 5 mm expansion gap. Screw 20 mm from the edge with special decking screws.

Choosing your height with the extensions

The B100 pedestal adjusts natively from 105 to 170 mm. To go higher, two extensions fit on the pedestal:

R20 20 mm extension

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R60 60 mm extension

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Extension stacking rules

R60 extensions can be stacked on each other to gain height in 60 mm steps.
R20 extensions can also be stacked on each other, for finer adjustment in 20 mm steps.
R20 and R60 can be used together, always in this order: the R60 extension(s) first on the pedestal, then the R20 extension(s) on top for fine adjustment. The reverse order (R20 under an R60) is not possible.

Compatible accessories for this pedestal

Extensions R20 20 mm · R60 60 mm	Slope correction Slope regulator Vérindal+, corrects slopes up to 10%.
Side finishes Fixing kit, black · Fixing kit, transparent

Main applications

High wooden decks Height of 105 to 170 mm, ideal for a marked levelling on a concrete slab or stabilised ground.	Natural wood and composite Suitable for natural wood and composite boards, laid on joists.
Renovating an existing deck Laid directly on an existing deck or a concrete slab, without major works.	Drainage and ventilation The open structure of the pedestal prevents moisture rising under the wooden deck.

Frequently asked questions

Can the B100 pedestal be laid without glue or ground fixing?

Yes. The pedestal rests directly on the ground and is simply held in place by the weight of the joist and the decking on top, with no glue or mechanical fixing into the ground.

How are the joists fixed to the pedestal?

The head of the B100 pedestal has a tab drilled with 3 holes. The joist rests on it and is screwed down at a minimum of two fixing points.

Can R20 and R60 extensions be combined on the B100 pedestal?

Yes, but always in the same order: the R60 extension(s) go first on the pedestal, then the R20 extension(s) on top for fine adjustment. The reverse order is not possible.

How can I go above 170 mm in height?

By adding R60 extensions (60 mm) on the pedestal, then, if you need finer adjustment, R20 extensions (20 mm) on top.

Which decking can be laid on the B100 pedestal?

The B100 pedestal is suitable for natural wood and composite boards, laid on joists.

What spacing should be used between pedestals?

Space the pedestals 50 cm apart along a first row, then place a new row 70 cm further on along the length of the joists.

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