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Buzon pedestal systems for architects provide a high-performance foundation for rooftop terraces, decks, and plaza-level surfaces. From luxury hotels to civic spaces, our adjustable pedestal systems support stone, wood, porcelain, and glass pavers.
Why Architects Choose Buzon
Buzon Pedestals International has earned a global reputation, numerous awards, and project installations in 50 countries. As the original screwjack pedestal and a global leader, Buzon Pedestals International sets the standard for design adaptability, durability, and sustainability.
Key features:
- Fully adjustable heights and slope correction
- Compatible with all paver materials
- Solutions to support pavers of any shape, even curvilinear
- Cradle-to-Cradle certified (Bronze)
- Works seamlessly with Easy Rail Aluminum joist support system

We want you to know that you have been a huge help to us with the Asian Art Museum art terrace project, and we all greatly appreciate the time and thoughtfulness you’ve contributed.

If I had known about screw-jack pedestals earlier in my career I absolutely would have put them everywhere. I like that you can create comfortable level surfaces for people right over the top of sloped surfaces designed to drain. I also like being able to hide irrigation, plumbing, and electrical services below the surface. This is much more elegant than running conduit everywhere.

We were looking for a practical and cost-effective solution to provide needed support for the exterior tiles. Based on my observation of the installation process, the pedestals were relatively easy to install and adjust, providing a consistent level finish flooring elevation.

Design Tools for Architects
All the tools you need to spec and design with confidence.
- BIM & CAD Files
- 3-Part CSI Specifications
- Technical Drawings
- Installation Guidelines
Projects Across San Francisco
View our visual guide to Buzon pedestal installations throughout San Francisco where architecture, innovation, and outdoor design converge.
ICC-ES and ISO Certified for Peace of Mind.
Buzon pedestal systems are ICC-ES evaluated and ISO 9001:2015 certified. Designed to meet IBC, CBC, and FBC codes, and Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze.
Certified for Performance & Sustainability
Buzon pedestals are Cradle-to-Cradle Certified Bronze, made with recycled content, and available in fire-rated options. Built for green building, tested for strength, and designed to support evolving codes and performance criteria.
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Featured Projects in the Western U.S.
- Apple Visitor Center, Cupertino, CA – Cumaru board decking on fire-rated BC-series Buzon pedestals
- Kimpton Sawyer Hotel, Sacramento, CA – Pool surround and balconies with concrete and porcelain pavers
- 10 Barrel Brewing, Portland, OR – Ipe wood deck over Buzon pedestals on sloped rooftop
- Four Seasons Resort, Kapolei, HI– Ipe wood decking over Buzon pedestals on multiple pool decks
- Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, Palo Alto, CA – Healing garden with porcelain pavers over Buzon pedestals
Project Takeoffs
When you’re ready to move forward, simply email us:
- A dimensioned plan sheet for the area receiving pedestal decking
- A substrate plan sheet showing drain and ridge locations with heights
Using these, we’ll generate:
- A precise layout, takeoff, and quote
- A color-coded CAD drawing showing the height and location of each pedestal
- A height matrix, if you’re preparing your own shop drawings or estimating ranges with slope correctors
See an Example: Sunset Terrace Project
Aerial View + Project Takeoff
The Sunset Terrace, located above the pool and adjacent to the clubhouse, features porcelain pavers installed over Buzon pedestals. This project takeoff highlights pedestal planning for half pavers, door thresholds, and varying elevations across a raised terrace.