Nurajack
Create level, secure, and stable decks with these height-adjustable supports for pavers or timber and composite decks.
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Height-adjustable supports ensure level decks without penetrations to the membrane.
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Suitable for tile, paver or timber and composite finishes across commercial and residential projects.
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Quick and easy to install, and modify on-site, saving labour and time.



Introduction
Nurajacks are adjustable pedestals designed to support floating deck surfaces over membrane roofs and decks.
Used extensively across New Zealand in residential balconies, commercial rooftop terraces, and public spaces, they provide a level and stable base for pavers or timber decking without penetrating the waterproofing below.
Nurajacks help protect the membrane by elevating the surface above water runoff, allowing for airflow and quick drainage. Nurajacks are height-adjustable with self-levelling heads that compensate for uneven substrates and membranes laid to falls. Compatible with tiles, pavers, timber, and aluminium joists, they suit a wide range of applications. With accessories like Nuragrid and wind-resistant options, there's a Nurajack solution for every project.
They are a smart solution for lightweight, serviceable rooftop decks. Backed by years of in-field use and full technical support, Nurajacks give specifiers flexibility and confidence in their decking designs.
For detailed information and assistance with Nurajacks, check out the dedicated website at nurajack.co.nz
Considerations
By combining Nurajacks with Nuraply membranes you gain the confidence that comes from working with a single supplier. With decades of in-service use, Nurajacks are demonstrably compatible with all sheet based membranes supplied in New Zealand. Over liquid membranes, confirm compatibility with the membrane supplier.
Not suitable on unstable or erodible surfaces: Requires a firm, level substrate — avoid use on soft ground, waterlogged soil, or unprepared subgrades without proper engineering.
Not designed for vehicle loads: Nurajacks are engineered for pedestrian traffic only — they must not be used on driveable surfaces such as car parks or driveways.


FAQs
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