Pedestal support for an elevated paver deck assembly
AssigneeAppian Construction, Inc.
InventorsNigel A. S. Jones, Darryl Carver
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Abstract
A pedestal support for an elevated paver deck assembly including a cylindrical tower, a cap slidably mountable on the upper end of the tower for supporting a plurality of pavers, and a base slidably mountable on the lower end of the tower. Interlocking spacers for adjusting the height of the pedestal support and the relative heights of the pavers are also provided. A method for constructing an elevated paver deck assembly including the pedestal supports is also disclosed.
Claims13
A pedestal support for an elevated paver deck assembly comprising:
- a tower formed of cylindrical plastic tubing and slidably mountable on a base;
- a cap for supporting a plurality of pavers slidably mountable on an end of the tower, the cap including at least one cutout;
- a paver shim interlockably insertable into the cutout for elevating a paver with respect to the cap;
- and
- a base slidably mountable on an opposing end of the tower.
A pedestal support for an elevated paver deck assembly comprising:
- a tower formed of cylindrical plastic tubing;
- a cap for supporting a plurality of pavers and including a cylindrical recess in which an end of the tower may be slidably inserted, the cap further having at least one cutout extending therethrough;
- a paver shim having a protrusion interlockably insertable in and in congruence with the cutout;
- and,
- a base including a cylindrical recess in which an opposing end of the tower may be slidably inserted.
An elevated paver deck assembly comprising:
- a plurality of pavers;
- and,
- at least one pedestal support including a tower formed of cylindrical plastic tubing, a cap for supporting a plurality of pavers and including a cylindrical recess in which an end of the tower may be slidably inserted, the cap further having at least one cutout extending therethrough, a paver shim having a rim interlockably insertable in and in congruence with the cutout, and a base including a cylindrical recess in which an opposing end of the tower may be slidably inserted.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.