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19.06.2013
Tile Time @ Buildnz Designex 2013
For those contemplating a raised access deck, there is good news ahead.
New Zealand based Abodo Wood and Tileworks have collaborated to introduce a new range of traditional decking and decking tile systems specifically for raised access. Yes, that means you can now install a sexy Elements deck over a waterproof membrane.
Designed for those tricky situations where a raised access solution is required, the system uses time proven Elmich pedestals in combination with Abodo's Sand Decking. This cavity system created between the decking and the pedestal is an acceptable solution under the New Zealand Building Code E2/AS1
Check out the range overview here: TIL58 Paving Decking Solutions 34.
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