Aluminum expansion joint JDH 6.22
for floorfor flooringfor flooring screed

aluminum expansion joint
aluminum expansion joint
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Characteristics

Material
aluminum
Applications
for floor, for flooring, for flooring screed, for building, concrete floor slab, for concrete structures
Other characteristics
seismic, waterproof, fireproof

Description

Product compatible with our fire protection solutions and our waterproofing membranes COLOUR : NATURAL VERSION : FLAT AND ANGLE CHARACTERISTICS : Seismic expansion joint For wide movements : 50 % For joint gaps from 50 to 200 mm Seismic expansion joint for wide seismic movements that comprises side angle sections and a central plate made of aluminium. It is able to take up large expansion and contraction movements, as well as vertical shearing movements, and is also suitable for all types of finish: concrete, screed, tiling, etc. The JDH 6.22 seismic expansion joint and fire stop expansion joint can be used for indoor and outdoor floor joints where a gap of up to 200 mm, with significant movement, is present. It is suitable for pedestrian and light trolley traffic. The JDH 6.22 seismic expansion joint comes in 3m section lengths, and features aluminium side angle sections and middle plate. VEDA’s JDH 6.22 range includes floor-to-floor (JDH 6.22) and floor-to-wall (JDH 6.22A) versions, with anti-slip ribbed surfaces. Optional waterproof membranes, with the potential to integrate a drainage system to recover liquid, are also available. Moreover, the JDH 6.22 seismic expansion joint range can be used in association with vertical joints that offer the same finish and movement range (type JDV 4.02 or other).

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

BATIMAT 2024
BATIMAT 2024

30 Sep - 03 Oct 2024 Paris (France)

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