Expansion Joints
(16 results)
InPro® 806 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A140
InPro® 801 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A138
InPro® 808 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A141
CS Acrovyn RFA & RFAW Restofit™ Expansion Joint Covers-A109
CS Acrovyn RFD & RFDW Restofit™ Expansion Joint Covers-A106
CS Acrovyn RFB & RFWB Restofit™ Expansion Joint Covers-A108
INPRO 734 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A178
INPRO 807 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A180
InPro® 804 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A139
CS Acrovyn PC2G & PCS2G Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A105
InPro® 802 Floor Expansion Joint Covers-A179
CS Acrovyn RFC & RFCW Restofit™ Expansion Joint Covers-A107
CS Acrovyn Expansion Joint Covers ZB-A194
Expansion Joint Cover CS Acrovyn GFST and GFSTW-A192
Expansion Joint Covers CS Acrovyn GFPS/GFPSW Series-A190
Floor Expansion Joint Covers CS Acrovyn GFS and GFSW-A189
Expansion Joints Information
Wally and Floora Say:
Wally Says:
Floora did you know, that expansion joints are the unsung heroes of construction, offering essential flexibility for buildings, bridges, sidewalks, and railways to safely expand and contract with temperature changes, avoiding cracks and damages? Perfect for architects, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts, our expansion joints ensure long-lasting durability and performance.
Here's what to consider when choosing expansion joints for your project:
- Material and Design: Select from rubber, foam, metal, or composite materials, each designed for specific movement capacities and environmental conditions.
- Size and Movement Capacity: It's crucial to choose the right size and movement capacity to accommodate the expected range of expansion and contraction.
- Application and Installation: Whether for vertical or horizontal applications, indoor or outdoor, make sure the expansion joint cover suits your project's specific needs. Consider the ease of installation and any necessary accessories.
- Durability and Maintenance: Opt for high-quality materials that resist wear and tear, requiring minimal maintenance over their lifespan.
Buying Tip: For high-traffic areas or environments exposed to extreme weather, choose expansion joints with high durability and weather resistance.
Floora Says:
Thank you, Wally, also, Installing expansion joints correctly is key to ensuring the structural integrity and longevity of your construction projects. Here are a few installation tips:
- Preparation: Ensure the installation area is clean and properly measured. The correct alignment is crucial for effective expansion and contraction.
- Installation Method: Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for installation. Some joints may require adhesive, while others might be mechanically fixed.
- Sealing: Proper sealing is essential to prevent water ingress and debris accumulation, which can affect the joint's performance.
- Inspection and Maintenance: Regularly inspect expansion joints for signs of wear and tear. Prompt maintenance or replacement can prevent costly damages.
Buying Tip: Always have a few extra units on hand for quick replacements or repairs. Explore our wide range of expansion joints designed for various applications and environments. Shop All Expansion Joints.