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Schlüter-Systems raises the bar with new pedestal system


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chlüter-Systems is pleased to introduce Schlüter®


-TROBA-LEVEL, an adjustable pedestal system for balconies


and terraces. A welcome addition to Schlüter’s range


of balcony and terrace solutions, the seven-part system is the first loose-lay option to be offered by the company. It opens up a host of new project possibilities, while also being fully compatible with Schlüter’s other balcony and terrace solutions (including Schlüter® profiles, Schlüter®


-BARA edging channels and Schlüter®


-TROBA-LINE drainage -TROBA-PLUS


and TROBA-PLUS-G sub-surface drainage membranes). The TROBA-LEVEL system is stackable and can be combined to form heights between 3mm – 1000mm, making it adaptable to a wide range of project situations. Broadening the possibilities for flow and transitions between different landscape elements, the system can also


accommodate a slope of up to 10 per cent. Manufactured in polyethylene and polypropylene, the TROBA-LEVEL system is also: • UV resistant • Recyclable • Durable (each pedestal supports >1000kg)


• Temperature resistant (-40C to +100C)


This new development adds extra depth to Schlüter-Systems’ range of exterior solutions for tile and stone.


01530 813396 www.schluterspecifier.co.uk


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ADF JULY 2019


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