Compare SE0 to SE4 pedestals at VITALE TILES, with height ranges from 28 to 170 mm, plus edge clips and the adjustment key. Direct links help plan terraces and balconies.
SE pedestals: plan terraces and balconies at the right height
Pedestals create a raised paving surface separated from the underlying construction. The SE range at VITALE TILES includes five adjustable height variants and accessories. A coherent plan considers slab size, substrate, drainage, connection heights and edges together. Start with the available height at doors, thresholds and perimeter details before selecting a model.
Compare the five height ranges directly
For low build heights,
SE0 covers 28–38 mm. The
SE1 variant covers 37.5–50 mm and
SE2 50–75 mm. For higher installations, choose between
SE3 at 75–120 mm and
SE4 at 120–170 mm. These values describe the individual pedestal version; add slab thickness and other system components when calculating the total build height. Check whether the required height changes across the area.
Include perimeter details and accessories
The
SE edge clip is listed as an accessory for edge detailing. The
SE adjustment key complements height adjustment. Plan accessories early: the paving grid, cut slabs, door connections and pedestal locations influence one another. The required support quantity and arrangement depend on slab dimensions, approval and system instructions.
Suitable outdoor slabs and material effects
Start with our
outdoor tiles category. A quiet
stone look suits natural garden schemes,
concrete look tiles complement modern terraces and
wood look tiles add visual warmth. To connect the terrace with an interior, compare the adjoining
floor tiles. The selected slab must be explicitly suitable for the planned pedestal installation.
Raised paving does not replace functional waterproofing and drainage beneath it. Plan falls, protective layers, perimeter restraint and any additional measures with the installer. Explore
tile installers for further contacts.
Tile samples help assess the chosen slab colour in outdoor light, while technical selection should follow the product and system documentation.