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Terraces · Restaurants and hotels

Mobile terraces More outdoor seats in summer, stored away in winter

Mobile Terraces
Terrace

Terrace
with Ramp

WPC Floor Covering

WPC Floor Covering
(others available)

Substructure of

Substructure of
platform frames & legs

Your terrace stands on BÜTEC aluminium stage platforms. Telescopic legs even out kerbs, steps and slopes to the millimetre, and nothing has to be anchored. After the season, the terrace is taken down and stored in little space on transport trolleys.

  • Anchoringnot required
  • Deckingwood or WPC
  • Load750 kg/m², TÜV GS
  • Accessramps, wheelchair-friendly too

Benefits

More guests outdoors without a building site at your door

  • Extra outdoor seats

    A pavement, a slope or a corner of the courtyard becomes a level area for tables and chairs – the season starts as soon as the terrace stands.

  • Level on almost any ground

    On level ground, plug-in legs; on uneven ground, stepless telescopic legs – adapted to kerbs, steps, pools or entrances.

  • Nothing is anchored

    The terrace stands on its legs. No foundations, no plugs in the paving, no intervention in the ground.

  • Grows with you

    Larger, smaller, higher, lower: the terrace can be rebuilt at any time. The decking can also be changed later.

  • Invisible in winter

    The units are stored on transport trolleys and parked in little space, on approx. 2 m².

  • Step-free access

    Ramps are also available for wheelchairs, plus stairs and railings from the same system.

How your terrace is built

Stage platforms become a terrace that does not look like one

  1. Measure the site

    Dimensions, slope, kerbs, connections to the building or pool – these decide the substructure.

  2. Set the substructure

    Aluminium platform frames in the standard size of 2 × 1 m. Trapezoids, fitting pieces and curves are made to measure.

  3. Choose the decking

    Larch, Douglas fir, bangkirai or WPC boards – or another surface from the BÜTEC range.

  4. Finish it safely

    Railings, stairs, ramps and, if required, a roof complete the terrace.

Technical data

Mobile terrace at a glance

Substructure

Construction
BÜTEC aluminium platform frames
Standard unit
2 × 1 m; trapezoids, fitting pieces and curves made to measure
Legs
aluminium plug-in legs (level ground) or stepless telescopic legs (uneven ground)
Load capacity
750 kg/m², stage platforms TÜV GS-tested
Anchoring
not required
Platform frames
in a RAL colour on request

Decking and accessories

Terrace boards
solid larch, Douglas fir or bangkirai; WPC solid or hollow profile in dark grey/brown or nut brown
Other surfaces
including film-faced plywood, grating, chequer plate
Accessories
stairs, railings (various designs), ramps also for wheelchairs, roofs
Storage
on transport trolleys, approx. 2 m² floor space

Where it is used

Where terraces stand Wherever the ground does not cooperate

  • In front of the restaurant

    More outdoor seats for guests, accessible by wheelchair ramp.

  • In the town centre

    Kerbs, steps, narrow lanes and irregular corners become a level area.

  • By the pool and on a slope

    Fitted to the millimetre around pools and hot tubs – the telescopic legs also even out slopes.

  • As an entrance

    A terrace as an additional, welcoming entrance to the building.

In use

With ramp, by the pool, in front of an extension Terraces in use

Mobile terrace in front of the restaurant
Mobile terrace with tables
Mobile terrace with ramp
Floor covering of a mobile terrace
Mobile terrace with ramp
Mobile terrace with garden furniture
Mobile terrace in front of the restaurant
Mobile terrace around the pool
Mobile terrace around the pool
Mobile terrace by pool
Mobile terrace in front of building extension
Mobile terrace with wooden floorboards

Accessories

Matching accessories for your terrace

Downloads Brochure and sample card

For planners

Tender text / CADOn request – we send you tender texts and CAD data for your project.Request

Questions

Anchoring, permits, winter, load Questions about the mobile terrace

Does the terrace have to be anchored in the ground?

No. The terrace stands on plug-in or telescopic legs and is not fixed to the ground. The paving stays untouched.

Do I need a permit?

That depends on the size, height and location of your terrace and on the rules of your town. Clarify this early with your local authority – we supply the technical data on substructure, load capacity and railings that you need for it.

Where do I store the terrace in winter?

The units are stacked on transport trolleys and parked in little space, on approx. 2 m².

Can I extend it later or change the decking?

Yes. Unlike a fixed terrace, it can be made larger, smaller, higher or lower at any time. The boards can also be replaced with another surface.

How much load does the terrace carry?

The substructure is made of TÜV GS-tested stage platforms with a load capacity of 750 kg/m² – designed for the loads of a stage, not only for tables and chairs.

How many seats do you want to add? We plan the terrace for them

Send us the dimensions, a photo of the site and the decking you would like – we prepare a quote.