Movement Joints (Expansion Joints)

Our PVC move­ments joints and expan­sion joints are spe­cially designed to be fast and easy to cut and fix on all walls that have tex­tured ren­der coat­ings, spray ren­der and acrylic ren­der fin­ishes on masonry, cement board or insu­la­tion board such as expanded poly­styrene.  PVC move­ment beads and trims expand and con­tract with the struc­tural move­ment joint thus reduc­ing crack­ing and the fin­ish looks great.

Appli­ca­tion

We rec­om­mend that move­ment joints or expan­sion joints must be used where there is a struc­tural move­ment joint under the ren­der and in cases of a change to the back­ground sub­strate. PVC move­ment joints and expan­sion joints may be used hor­i­zon­tally as a day joint or to define dif­fer­ent coloured ren­dered panels.

Pack­ing

Our range of PVC move­ment joints and expan­sion joints come in the following packs:

25 no x 2.5m lengths in fibre­board boxes.

25 no x 3.0m lengths in fibre­board boxes.

Fix­ing

Use a line of ren­der dabs which can be sim­ply applied or mud­ded on to the sub­strate.  If mechan­i­cal fas­ten­ings are used to fix PVC move­ment joints and expan­sion joints, these must be stain­less steel when using the beads out­side.  If fix­ing a MJ10 move­ment joint or expan­sion joint with nail clouts, ensure care is taken to not dis­tort the PVC beads out of shape. We rec­om­mend that butt joints are embed­ded in sil­i­cone mas­tic to pre­vent water ingress.

Colours

Cur­rently Ren­der­plas PVC move­ment joints and expan­sion joints are avail­able in Aus­tralia in a cream colour called Sand.  Upon request cor­ner beads are avail­able in a fur­ther twelve colours (White, Ivory, Brick, Ter­ra­cotta, Wheat, Peach, Salmon, Maize, Slate, Dove, Sky, Willow).

Code Descrip­tion Ren­der
Depth(mm)
Weight
per box(kg)
Lengths
per box
Colours
MJ10S 10mm Move­ment Joint (2.5m) 10–12 9.92 25 Sand
MJ10MS 10mm Move­ment Joint (3.0m) 10–12 10.81 25 Sand

Click here for Move­ment Joint Spec­i­fi­ca­tion Sheet

Click here for BS EN 13914–1:2005 — exter­nal Rendering