Benefits of Extended Joint Floors in Tilt Up Construction
September 21, 2023 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm Eastern Standard Time
Tampa Convention Center [Lower Level - Room 124-125]
In today's world of tilt-up construction, the demands are ever-increasing for higher end, higher performance slabs. Many products today offer the benefits of extended joint floor systems that not only improve the performance of the floor but also have performance and quality effects on the panels. In this discussion, we will review many of the extended joint floor systems and procedures, techniques for quality and performance improvement, and how these products can improve the features and performance of both the floor and the panels.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Identify the types of extended joint systems available.
- Review quality tips and tricks.
- Address selling a superior product to the customer: why extended joint vs. traditional SOG.
- Understand various extended joint floor systems' impact on tilt-up panels.
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