Expansion Joints
Buildings experience continuous movement due to temperature changes, structural deflection, and dynamic forces. Expansion joint profiles are engineered to absorb this movement while maintaining safety, alignment, and finish integrity. Selection is based on expected movement capacity, load requirements, installation location, and exposure conditions.
Floor Profiles
Floor expansion joint profiles are designed to accommodate structural movement in slab-to-slab transitions while maintaining a safe and continuous walking surface.
Wall & Ceiling Profiles
Wall and ceiling expansion joint profiles manage vertical and horizontal movement between structural elements while preserving finish continuity. These systems are typically used in corridors, partition interfaces, and façade transitions.
Cover Plates
Cover plate systems provide a simple and effective method for bridging expansion joints where movement requirements are moderate. Typically fabricated in metal, these profiles are commonly used in service areas, industrial environments, and non-finished spaces.
Car Park Profiles
Car park expansion joint profiles are heavy-duty systems designed to withstand vehicular loads, vibration, and environmental exposure. These profiles are suitable for parking decks, ramps, and loading areas where durability and impact resistance are critical.
Seismic Profiles
Seismic expansion joint profiles are engineered to accommodate large, multi-directional structural movement in buildings subject to seismic activity or significant dynamic loads. These systems allow controlled displacement while maintaining safety and surface alignment.
Expansion joint selection depends on:
Expected movement range
Load requirements
Location (floor / wall / ceiling)
Environmental exposure
Need Assistance Selecting the Right Expansion Joint Profile?
Share your project drawings, joint width, and movement requirements – our team will assist in identifying the most suitable system for your application.