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Expansion Joints

Manufacturers and distributors of expansion joints.
Expansion Joints
All Metal & Rubber Expansion Joints Flexicraft Flexible Pipe Solutions
www.FleXicraft.com
Expansion Joints
Metal Bellows Expansion Joints Sizes up to 96", Flanged or Weld-in
www.flexcomonline.com
Fabric Expansion Joints
Strongest, Durable, Non-Metallic Lowest Maintenance Expansion Joints
www.papcoindustries.com
Expansion Joints
View Expansion Joint Catalogs Search Locally by State or Zip Code
www.ThomasNet.com
Rubber Expansion Joints
Industrial rubber expansion joints for pipe and ducts
www.prestigerubberco.com/
Metal Expansion Joints
High Flexibility Bellows with specialty profiles and corners
www.oakridgebellows.com
Balco Reps for California
Expansion Joint Covers-Trench Grate Stair Nosings- Illumitread Products
www.dleinc.com
Expansion Joints Fast
Quick response Experienced Techs Fabric Rubber and Metal
www.HunterExpansionJoints.com
Expansion Joints
Rubber-, Steel-, PTFE-, Fabric- Expansion Joints, Industrial hoses
www.stenflex.com
Masonry Structure Repairs
General Contractor Specializes in Masonry and concrete restoration
www.nrsys.com
Expansion Joints
Custom Belts, Valves, Connects and Fittings. See Catalog Online.
onypc.com/midwest-hose-specialty
Expansion Joint CSI Specs
Download free specifications for expansion joints, seals, and covers
www.arcat.com
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Expansion Joints
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www.ThomasGlobal.com
Expansion Joints
All Metal & Rubber Expansion Joints Flexicraft Flexible Pipe Solutions
www.FleXicraft.com
Expansion Joints
Metal Bellows Expansion Joints Sizes up to 96", Flanged or Weld-in
www.flexcomonline.com
Fabric Expansion Joints
Strongest, Durable, Non-Metallic Lowest Maintenance Expansion Joints
www.papcoindustries.com

Guide to Expansion Joints

Specify your needs when shopping for expansion joints online


Expansion joint material absorbs expansion of construction material that is typically caused by heat. Expansion joints are often cut into concrete or asphalt at regular intervals which can prevent occasional cracks. They are often then sealed with tar or some kind of rubber. Whether you're looking to buy a concrete expansion joint, a drywall expansion joint or a rubber expansion joint you can sometimes find them through your local hardware store as well as through online vendors. If you shop online, make sure you're careful about size and material since returning joints, fillers and covers can be more of a hassle via mail.

Expansion joint material comes in a variety of forms so make sure you're shopping specifics such as:

1. Concrete expansion joints

2. Expansion joint fillers

3. Expansion joint covers

Action Steps

The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Find expansion joint filler made specifically for concrete through specialty sites A concrete expansion joint can probably best be found through concrete construction companies. Not only do they specialize in all concrete products, they're accustomed to helping their clients with specs. And you'll have to be very careful what you purchase since it will have to fit well into the joint.

I recommend:  Right Pointe offers the ability to shop products by specification as well as a variety of expansion joint material such as rubber, fiber and asphalt. Sakrete also specializes in concrete products and a concrete joint product resistant to oil, chemicals and water absorption.

Look for a multi-purpose expansion joint filler for a variety of applications Expansion joint filler is not only used for concrete but can also be used in drywall, gutters and decking. Finding a multi-use filler can come in handy, especially for construction companies or renovators who can handle more than one job at a time. Find something online you can use both as a concrete expansion joint filler as well as for other applications.

I recommend:  W.R. Meadows, Inc., offers Deck-o-Seal, which is a convenient, removable strip filler that can be used on concrete, gutters and airport runways. Best Materials LLC sells fillers for an assortment of expansion joints.

Buy an expansion joint cover and make the surface safe If you've taken measures to fill the joints in whatever you're working with, an expansion joint cover makes joints and fillers look less visible and can often make walking on concrete and asphalt less dangerous since it can provide a seamless surface.

I recommend:  Arcat lists 18 manufacturers of expansion joint cover assemblies complete with products and specs. CS offers expansion joint covers for floors, walls, ceilings and specialty applications.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide
  • To make your expansion joint filler last longer, dig or sweep out any concrete or wood debris left in the expansion joint before filling it.
  • Always wear goggles and ear protectors when cutting into concrete. If you're working with a gel or liquid joint filler, rubber gloves will protect your hands from chemicals.

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Guide to Expansion Joints
By Octavia McFerrin
Industrial Goods & Services
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Specify your needs when shopping for expansion joints online.
Expansion joint material absorbs expansion of construction material that is typically caused by heat. Expansion joints are often cut into concrete or asphalt at regular intervals which can prevent occasional cracks. They are often then sealed with tar or some kind of rubber. Whether you're looking to buy a concrete expansion joint, a drywall expansion joint or a rubber expansion joint you can sometimes find them through your ... Read more

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