About Decking Pedestal Company
One product, done properly: height-adjustable pedestals that keep your deck level and off the dirt, shipped free across the UK.
A floating deck lives or dies by what sits under it. Timber on bare ground rots. Pavers on uneven soil rock and crack. An adjustable pedestal fixes both problems at once: it lifts the joist or paver off the dirt, lets air and water move underneath, and lets you dial each support up or down until the whole surface is level.
What we sell
We sell one product in four packs: a black polypropylene deck pedestal with a toothed ring that screws up and down to set the height. The 30-60mm pack suits most low floating decks and patios. The 18-30mm pack is for near-level slabs. The 60-135mm pack is for raised floors and sloping ground. There is a 24-pack of the 30-60mm size for bigger jobs. Every figure on the product page comes from the maker. If a fact isn't on the page, it's because we couldn't confirm it, and we'd rather leave it out than guess.
Why one product
We don't list twenty near-identical pedestals and leave you to work out the difference. We list the sizes a home deck actually needs, explain how to measure for them, and tell you how many to buy. If your job needs something we don't sell, we'll say so.
How we ship
Every order ships tracked, and delivery is free UK-wide. Delivery times are on our shipping page and on every product page.
Not sure which height range you need? Email us before you order at theteam@deckingpedestal.uk with your measurements and a real person will help, usually within one working day.
Who is behind Decking Pedestal Company
Decking Pedestal Company is part of a family-owned group of online stores. Our CEO, Renoo Caruso, is a Christian preacher based in Phetchaburi, Thailand. Renoo leads a local church with a congregation of more than 200 people and shares daily Bible teaching in Thai through renoo.faith and a YouTube channel with over 1,600 videos.
That faith shapes how we trade. Clear prices, honest product details, and a real person answering your email. We'd rather lose a sale than mislead a customer.