Expansion Joints for Floors - Comply with the recommendations of BS 5385 Part 3 and BS 5385 part 5.

Applications include shopping malls, airports, schools, hospitals, rail stations, car parks, sport stadiums, prisons and industrial premises.

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structural expansion joints

	Intermediate joints		Profiles designed to absorb localised movement in tiled and hard flooring finishes. (suitable for use with terrazzo, natural stone, marble, granite and ceramic finishes).
	Standard profiles		Metal frame with central rubber seal. Suitable for joint widths 15mm to 400mm and for use in areas subject to mining subsidence and seismic activity. Raised inserts available for selected profiles for use with vinyl flooring and carpet tiles.
	All metal profiles		All metal floor profiles for joint widths up to 340mm. Includes heavy duty systems for high point loading and use in areas subject to mining subsidence and seismic activity
	Brass / stainless steel profiles		Brass and stainless steel profiles.
	Flush / surface / retroft profiles		Flush / surface / retro fit expansion joint covers - all metal or metal/rubber combination. Raised inserts available for selected profiles for use with vinyl flooring and carpet tiles.
	Raised access floor expansion joints		Examples of profiles for use with raised access flooring.
	Car park, loading bay & pedestrian bridge expansion joints		Watertight expansion joints for car parks, loading bays, ramps & pedestrian bridges.
	Joint Coverstrips		Used to mask internal and external movement joints
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