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A construction joint is a junction in a structure or material, such as concrete, where two separate components meet and are held together with an adhesive or mechanical fasteners. Construction joints are most commonly used to join two sections of a concrete slab or wall, but can also be used to joinRead more
A construction joint is a junction in a structure or material, such as concrete, where two separate components meet and are held together with an adhesive or mechanical fasteners.
Construction joints are most commonly used to join two sections of a concrete slab or wall, but can also be used to join two pieces of steel or other materials.
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