Point foundations Pergolux: from when are they loadable?

I don't see a problem with that now. The concrete doesn't cure evenly but starts very fast and then slows down. The masons often stand on the intermediate ceiling 1-2 days after concreting and continue working.

85x85x85 seems massively exaggerated to me. 40x40 should be sufficient, especially with 200 kilos spread over several foundations. As far as wind loads are concerned, that's also enough if it connects well with the soil/gravel around it. For anything that spreads, leave at least 10 cm edge distance. Ideally a bit more

Did you set up your pergola directly on the house? Then you have to pour the foundation right at the house, right!? Besides, wouldn't it be difficult to leave the 10 cm edge distance that way?

What do you mean by 10cm edge distance? Yes, the foundations were poured right next to the house…

Our patio roof is screwed to the ceiling cavity on the house side. With wooden houses, this is often not possible; here you have to plan ahead or provide posts on the house side.

But it doesn't have anything to do with the Pergolux and the foundations per se, does it?

Hello. Sorry Coletickle, unfortunately I can't contribute anything about the curing of the concrete. I'm using this thread because I want to ask how you solved or plan to solve the foundation and the installation of the Pegolux and terrace flooring? We have slabs on the terrace on a gravel bed. If we pour point foundations, attach the Pergolux directly to them, and then put slabs back on top, I'm missing about 5 cm and the rainwater drainage goes under the slabs. Does that work? Or does anyone have a better idea? Thanks in advance.

That's exactly how we did it. Foundations just under 10cm below the top of the terrace slabs. These are 4cm thick. So I am 6cm below the bottom of the slabs. The feet are 8mm thick and the heads of the concrete screws are 1cm.