Brickfill Expansion Joint - 10M X 100Mm X 10Mm Thick
Brickfill Expansion Joint Filler is a jointing material used for brick and blockwork expansion and...Brickfill Expansion Joint Filler is a jointing material used for brick and blockwork expansion and movement joints. A low resistance joint filler manufactured from high quality closed cell polyethene, the expansion strip is created exclusively for use with clay fired brickwork, calcium silicate brickwork, and blockwork. The roll and is simple to use and has a handy "tear-off strip" for a more straightforward application. Fully complies with all British Standards. This expansion joint roll consists of cross linked polyethylene foams suitable for brick and blockwork expansion and movement joints. It is handy and lightweight. Complies with all British Standards, ideal low resistance expansion joint filler, tear-off strip for easier application, very low water absorption, oil and ozone resistant, and convenient to install.
This guide is for anyone using Brickfill Expansion Joint Filler in brickwork, blockwork, or calcium silicate brickwork projects. The key benefit is providing a low-resistance, durable joint filler that complies with British Standards. A note of caution: ensure proper installation to maximize its effectiveness. This guide covers setup, best practices, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Brickfill Expansion Joint.
All features
Model Part Number
5055109900060
Brand
Brickfill
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the primary function of the Brickfill Expansion Joint Filler?
It provides a low-resistance joint to accommodate expansion and movement in brickwork and blockwork.
What types of brickwork is this product suitable for?
It is suitable for clay fired brickwork, calcium silicate brickwork, and blockwork.
Does this product comply with any standards?
Yes, it fully complies with all British Standards.
What are the dimensions of the Brickfill Expansion Joint?
It is 10M x 100mm x 10mm thick.
What is the benefit of the tear-off strip?
It makes application easier and more straightforward.
Is the filler resistant to water?
Yes, it has very low water absorption.
How should I prepare the joint before installation?
Ensure the joint space is clean and free of debris.
Troubleshooting
Filler not fitting properly into the joint.
Ensure the joint is clean and free of obstructions. Measure the joint accurately and use the appropriate size of the Brickfill Expansion Joint.
Filler seems compressed or damaged after installation.
Ensure the filler is not over-compressed during installation. If damaged, remove the damaged section and replace it with a new piece.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Complies with all relevant British Standards.
Easy application due to the tear-off strip.
Resistant to water, oil, and ozone.
Provides a low-resistance joint.
Lightweight and easy to handle.
Cons
Requires proper installation techniques for optimal performance.
Specific to expansion and movement joints.
May require additional materials for sealing depending on the application.
The 10mm thickness may not suit every expansion joint requirement.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the joint space is clean and free of debris. Measure the joint width and depth to determine the correct size of the Brickfill Expansion Joint.
Installation: Insert the expansion joint filler into the joint, ensuring it is flush with the surface. Use the tear-off strip to make installation easier and more precise.
Compatibility: This product is compatible with clay fired brickwork, calcium silicate brickwork, and blockwork. Check for compatibility with any sealants or adhesives you plan to use in conjunction with the filler.
Care: No specific care is required after installation. Ensure the expansion joint is protected from direct impact during construction. Regular inspection during building maintenance is recommended to check for any signs of damage or wear.