PAVERLOC™ SYSTEM
CONCEALED PAVER LOCKING SYSTEM FOR HIGH WIND CONDITIONS
WITHSTANDS WINDS UP TO 250 MPH!
The PaverLoc™ System is engineered for high-wind conditions and features a concealed locking mechanism that delivers a smooth, continuous surface appearance. The system is comprised of three components: the PaverLoc™ Paver, PaverLoc™ Pedestal, and PaverLoc™ Pin. Designed with ease of use in mind, PaverLoc™ is a straightforward, intuitive system that requires no specialized tools or complicated installation steps.
US and Foreign Patents Apply
Miami Dade County Approval Pending
Please Note:
For minor leveling adjustments, 1/16" and 1/8" shims are available. The pedestal locking mechanism must be engaged to ensure proper system performance. DO NOT STACK or CUT PaverLoc™ Pedestals. Restrain and counter-flash all perimeter edges properly. Cut pavers to fit around drains, curbs, and other penetrations. Edge termination is one of the most critical aspects of a properly designed roof wind system. Contact Hanover® regarding options for the proper edge termination for your application.
>>> PaverLoc™ Installation Guideline
- TAP the pins into the corner inserts on the bottom of each paver until they are snug with a rubber mallet.
- Place the PaverLoc™ Pedestals on top of the Elevator® Top, lining up the larger holes with the center opening.
- SET your pavers in place. The pins drop right into the pedestal holes. You will feel a satisfying snap when they are secure.
- Finish by inserting a 5/32" Allen wrench into the pedestal's center joint. TURN clockwise and listen for the click – that's your lock engaging!
PAVERLOC™ IN ACTION
PaverLoc™ is Hanover’s newest solution designed to stand up to high-wind conditions. See how it works straight from our team. We were proud to debut PaverLoc™ at IIBEC, giving attendees a first look at Hanover’s newest innovation.
Want to experience it firsthand? Visit us at an upcoming event to see live demonstrations or request a sample to evaluate its performance for your next project.
>>> Frequently Asked Questions
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