Raised terraces – what you need to know
Thinking about building a terrace next to your home, but worried that uneven ground could put a stop to your plans? Not necessarily! Our projects include many practical terraces built on uneven ground or on a slope. All you need to do is trust specialists who will prepare the site properly and carry out every stage of the work to a professional standard.
A raised terrace is built on a concrete slab or suitably prepared ground. The structure is raised on beams, joists or supports. This makes it possible to build a terrace on a slope or on ground with smaller irregularities. What is more, if the entire structure is planned well, you may also be able to make use of the space created beneath the terrace.
The terrace can be bordered by a slope planted with decorative greenery, or it can also serve as storage for garden tools or firewood.
A terrace on a slope – why choose one?
Whether it is built on flat ground or on a slope, a terrace is always a practical solution for your home. Building a terrace on a slope is a simple way to turn a disadvantage and a drawback of your plot into an asset. By building this kind of structure on an unused slope, you create extra space for the whole family to enjoy.
A raised terrace provides an attractive finishing touch to the entire property, giving it a modern feel while also making it more welcoming. By choosing to build a terrace, you gain extra space to relax after a long day, meet up with loved ones, enjoy family meals or play with the children.





