Abstract: A base for supporting raised floors includes a planar part configured to rest and fix the base onto the ground, and a raised part joined to and extending from the planar part. The planar part has a straight first cut and/or at least a first series of holes aligned along a line dividing the planar part in at least two parts, thus defining a line that facilitates a breaking action for the separation of a detachable part from the planar part.

Abstract: A base for supporting raised floors includes a planar part configured to rest and fix the base onto the ground, and a raised part joined to and extending from the planar part. The planar part has a straight first cut and/or at least a first series of holes aligned along a line dividing the planar part in at least two parts, thus defining a line that facilitates a breaking action for the separation of a detachable part from the planar part.

Abstract: A support for raised floors includes a base configured to be rested on the ground, a head on which floor panels can be rested, a lower bracket configured to constrain a riser to the base, and an upper bracket configured to constrain the riser to the head. The lower bracket includes a planar portion configured to be rested on the ground under the planar portion of the base, an end shaped to define a tooth, a raised portion, or a tab configured to be inserted in a corresponding opening or seat defined in the plane portion of the base, which has at least one rectilinear edge tangential to or close to the raised portion.

Abstract: The invention is a new support for raised floors with adjustable height, comprising a cylindrical base element, threaded on the inside, for resting on the laying surface, an intermediate element or extension, threaded at top and bottom, and a top element with a concave top housing a swinging cap with diaphragms, on which the flat elements of the raised floor rest. This new support makes it possible to construct perfectly flat and continuous raised floors even in presence of considerable differences in level or slopes of the laying surface.