Abstract: Disclosed is a support system for the construction of raised floors with a walking surface spaced apart from a base, a lower rotor resting on the base, and an upper rotor resting above the lower rotor. The lower rotor has a spiral profile on which an upper sloping plane is defined, and the upper rotor has a spiral element on which a lower sloping plane is defined. The upper sloping plane is leant on the lower sloping plane so that, when the upper rotor rotates relative to the lower rotor, the upper rotor is raised or lowered relative to the lower rotor depending on the direction of rotation.

Abstract: Disclosed is a leveler that is able to bring two or more tiles it is in contact with to the same level.

Abstract: Disclosed is a section bar and a support system for raised floors including the section bar. In particular, the section bar is particularly shaped and the presence of this section bar makes the support system fast and simple to assemble.

Abstract: Disclosed is a section bar and a support system for raised floors including the section bar. In particular, the section bar is particularly shaped and the presence of this section bar makes the support system fast and simple to assemble.

Abstract: A leveling shim (1) for building is described, comprising a plastic plate (2), coupling means and through holes. The coupling means comprise flexible coupling means (5) able to be housed in at least one cavity (6) of the plate (2), and at least one coupling through hole (4).

Abstract: Disclosed is a leveler to make coplanar the faces of two adjacent tiles (P) without using pincers or other tools. The leveler uses a disposable element and a wedge to be inserted in the disposable element, so as to push down the tiles and make them coplanar.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a support system for raised flooring made with wooden boards and to the relative flooring obtained by this system. The supporting system is used for obtaining a floor with boards made of wood or similar material wherein the floor is elevated with respect to the reference ground. The supporting system includes a trampling plate and at least three supporting feet fixed to the plate in order to support the plate with respect to the reference ground.

Abstract: Disclosed is a supporting system for tiles to obtain floorings raised with respect to a reference ground. The supporting system includes a grid having at least three sides defining the perimeter of the grid and a supporting surface on which the tile can rest. At least one first seat is formed within the perimeter of the grid and at least one second seat is formed along the perimeter of the grid in correspondence of an arched recess. The supporting system includes at least one sustaining element resting on the ground and including at least one protruding body inserted in the first or second seat.

Abstract: Disclosed is a supporting system for tiles to obtain floorings raised with respect to a reference ground. The supporting system includes a grid having at least three sides defining the perimeter of the grid and a supporting surface on which the tile can rest. At least one first seat is formed within the perimeter of the grid and at least one second seat is formed along the perimeter of the grid in correspondence of an arched recess. The supporting system includes at least one sustaining element resting on the ground and including at least one protruding body inserted in the first or second seat.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a support system for raised flooring made with wooden boards and to the relative flooring obtained by this system. The supporting system is used for obtaining a floor with boards made of wood or similar material wherein the floor is elevated with respect to the reference ground. The supporting system includes a trampling plate and at least three supporting feet fixed to the plate in order to support the plate with respect to the reference ground.