Expansion Joint Systems

Perform a decorative function and compensate for deformations occurring in the seams

For expansion joints in floors, used in areas with low to medium traffic

Profiles for high traffic floors

For buildings and structures

For heavy loads with high bearing capacity

Profiles used as tiling for boundary and shrinkage joints

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Serves for waterproofing the buried parts of buildings from the penetration of groundwater. The water pressure is contained by the labyrinth seal, which increases the path of the water, thereby leveling the pressure of the water column

These are thermoplastic elastomer tapes that are glued with epoxy glue to the expansion joint.

Swellable cords based on bentonite or hydrophilic rubber are installed at the locations of construction joints and serve to waterproof the buried parts of buildings.

Fireproof cords made of basalt fiber are used for construction gaps with a width of 5 to 150. The fire resistance EI 240 allows you to keep the flame up to 4 hours.

Profiles for expansion joints in bridges