Plaster Movement Joint

Using plaster movement joint is a simple and economical solution. It is used as a connection between panels in structural building joints and facilitates the absorption of structural movements in continuous walls. Metal expansion joints are applied in the gaps between sheets and help create a clean and defined edge on the seam area. Movement joints are generally found in large open rooms with large walls or high ceilings, and are also used as tracks for laying plaster and applying liquid membranes. There are narrower metal expansion joints for you to choose, so as not to affect the overall appearance.

The base of the plaster movement joint is made of high quality metal aluminum and stainless steel. Detachable or non-detachable rubber strips are embedded inside to meet the shrinkage and expansion of the board. Plasterboard cracking can be caused by movement due to changes in temperature, humidity levels or cure shrinkage, or by movement of the building due to wind or earthquakes. The metal expansion joints are oxidized to provide a perfect surface treatment, and are available in various depths such as 8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and are available in various colors such as silver, rose gold, black and so on.

FAQ

Q: Does HERO METAL develop global market?

A: HERO METAL strives to increase its market share abroad. We have participated in a number of domestic and international exhibitions to show our tile trim, stair nosing, skirting board and others. Thanks to our high quality and unique design, our products help us retain many customers. However, due to the high cost of developing a global market, we have been investing in marketing through international networks or other online channels.

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