Grad Concept USA
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Grad is a unique hidden fastener system to create or renovate decking, siding and more.
Leveling
Even the slightest uneven surface can make deck leveling tough. Most decks with pedestal supports will require different pedestals of different heights each because they are not all adjustable.
Here we’re showing you how you can quickly and easily work around uneven surfaces with our grad pedestal.
Using class A fire rated boards from
Thanks for the demo!
It is now time to build the deck
Here this little patio offers plenty of different challenges: unleveled grounds, a concrete platform in the way, and tight spaces
With grad systems:
Rail spans up to 24’’
Pedestal spans up to 24’’
1 pedestal for deck heights from 4’’ up to 15’’
Straightforward layouts
Clean lines
No individual clip to fasten
Intuitive products
Proven and tested for years
Find out more on our website
Tuto #3 : boards
How to remove them?
It’s great to offer a hidden fastener system that works with no screws and no clips to fasten… simply pushing boards down onto the clips but what do you do when you need to remove boards? Lift them up? Break them all?
NO! The key is your answer.
Find out more from David at our favorite builder from Houston, TX just before building starts
Tuto #2 : pedestals
Did you know that Grad pedestals are made to fit our joists only. Pedestals are an essential part of our floating deck. But what else makes them so unique?
1 single pedestal to elevate your from 4’’ to 15’’ height = 1 simpler way to build
Our favorite Houston builder from is telling you all about it
Tuto 1: quick system overview.
Pedestals, rails, pre-milled boards…. What are these different parts about? How does it work?
David from in Houston, TX tells you all so with grad decking systems becomes simple and easy to understand.
Howdy y’all!
season is here time to build it right, and we’ll show you the system to make it happen.
doesn’t always need to be complicated especially with grad decking systems. But what are these products? What are all these parts for?; pedestals, rails, clips, and keys? … never heard of that!
In this mini series, our champions at will be building a small deck using class A fire rated bamboo boards explaining what the grad system is all about in simple details.
Ready to go?
04/20/2026
This is what it takes to build a with grad systems: it’s pedestals. A structural joist dits on them. Boards are crossed over. Fasteners? They are already on there ready to take the boards. There is no drilling.
04/17/2026
How much prep does a 70 SF deck require?
Every project is different — the layout, the existing surface, the challenges on site. All of that drives not only the materials you choose, but how you use them.
That’s exactly what we’re going to show you.
With our decking we’re trying to break it down step by step to prove one thing: no matter the setup, building smarter can also mean building easier. We will be explaining what every piece is about, what they are for, and prove it’s quite straightforward.
For this we built a small deck at the back of a family unit, using for a great finish. A product that is also perfectly fitting in the small backyard of this
04/16/2026
Decks can be built on pedestals - yes, sir! And there is no need for PT or steel framing.
To make it easier for everyone together with from Houston, Texas we
came up with a mini series of how to videos that explain our products and what they are about and how to use these in the most simple way.
And we built a deck too! Using
Stay tuned
04/15/2026
ADUs are a great base for our : perfectly flat surfaces, 90 degrees angles, standard panel sizes
Siding can be integrated at the end of the production line, or on site during installation.
We’re flexible. Just tell us what makes sense for you.
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