Typical Uses:

• Joints in the building industry serve critical functions in both interior and exterior applications.
• They connect various materials, ensuring structural integrity, insulation, and weatherproofing.
• Common joints include:
• Connections between wood and metal window frames, which must be sealed for weather protection.
• Air conditioning system joints that are essential for maintaining airtight ducts and indoor air quality.
• Joints between stairs and walls that should be carefully sealed to prevent moisture penetration.
• Connections between concrete and ceiling elements that require sealing to prevent water ingress and enhance aesthetics.
• Wall-to-ceiling joints and skirting board joints that improve both visual appeal and protection for walls and floors.
• Joints between window sills and aerated concrete, crucial for preventing water seepage and maintaining energy efficiency.
• Choosing the appropriate sealants and adhesives is essential, considering factors such as weather resistance and durability.
• Proper preparation and application techniques are vital to ensure the longevity and effectiveness of each joint.