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Movement
control joints are small joints designed
to be installed between finishes to
absorb localised stresses. |
Expansion
joints are designed to accommodate the
large movements generated by a structure
as a whole, including settlement and
sometimes, seismic deflections. |
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Exterior
seals are normally used in external
environments where both movement and
weatherproofing are major considerations.
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This
website illustrates several new and
revolutionary systems, which have consumed
over 20,000 man-hours in design and
testing. EJS designs can be broadly
categorized into 3 groups. |
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The
specification for joint siting depends
upon the type of slab supporting finishes
and whether finishes are bonded or debonded. |
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Proprietary
fire barriers, expressly developed for
use with expansion joints, are designed
to be 'fixed and forgotten'. They accommodate
the
movement and stop the passage of toxic
smoke and flame for a pre-determined
period. |
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