Expansion Joint
Expansion joint systems combine flexibility, durability and structural protection. Designed to accommodate building movement, they help manage stress, reduce cracking and ensure reliable performance in modern architectural spaces.
Protecting Stractures. Preserving Performance.
Every building is designed to move. Changes in temperature, seismic forces, wind loads, shrinkage, and structural settlement create continuous movement throughout a building’s life. Expansion joints are incorporated into the structure to accommodate these movements safely, while expansion joint cover systems protect these openings without restricting their function.
ASP EJC is designed for both interior and exterior applications; modern expansion joint systems combine high structural performance with clean architectural aesthetics. they are capable of accommodating multi-directional movement while resisting traffic, weather exposure, moisture, and everyday wear.
Types of Expansion Joint
EJC: KEY CONSIDERATION/ SELECTION CRITERIA
- Location (Floor/wall/basement etc)
- Joint Gap/size (mm)
- Joint Gap/size (mm)
- Expected Load
- Waterproofing Requirements
- Waterproofing Requirements
- Installation type: Flush/retrofit/block out
- Finish
- Cost
- Fire Resistant requirements
EJC : SEISMIC FLOOR COVERS-TURN-BAR MODELS
- All Aluminium with Turn bar
- Suitable for 100mm & above join
- Pedestrian & Vehicular Load
- All 3 way Movemen
- Waterproofing Requirements
ADA-COMPLIANTEXPANSIONJOINT COVER SYSTEMS
ASP Expansion Joint Cover Systems are engineered in accordance with ADA accessibility guidelines, providing a flush floor profile that ensures smooth, barrier-free movement across expansion joints. The level surface minimizes trip hazards and enables safe passage for pedestrians, wheelchairs, hospital beds, stretchers, and wheeled equipment.
Designed to accommodate structural movement without compromising accessibility, ASP systems combine durability, safety, and architectural aesthetics, making them ideal for hospitals, airports, commercial buildings, educational institutions, and other public facilities.
