In professional outdoor projects, site topography is often a major constraint. Slopes, dips, or ground irregularities traditionally impose heavy, costly, and time-consuming earthworks. For installation companies and architects, the Buzon adjustable pedestal system stands out as a high-performance technical alternative to overcome these site constraints without compromising structural stability.
Precise level compensation
Pedestal installation allows for dynamic management of irregularities. Unlike concrete screeds that require a perfectly flat substrate, the Buzon system adapts to the reality of the terrain. The height-adjustable pedestals allow for catching up with significant level differences.
- Pro advantage: The combined use of slope correctors and protective pads (U-PAD) stabilizes the structure on heterogeneous substrates, drastically reducing the need for ground preparation.
Controlled flatness without earthworks
On rugged terrain, the goal is to obtain a flat finish surface or one with a controlled slope for water drainage. The individual adjustment of each Buzon pedestal offers millimeter precision.
- Pro advantage: This flexibility allows for correcting slopes up to 5% independently of the initial topography. The result is a perfectly aligned terrace, achieved without having to modify the natural relief of the land.
