Joint flank profile 50 mm, EJOT® Pro FFP07-50/01

Applications

• Profile for forming flat joint flanks in building expansion joints in External Thermal Insulation Composite Systems. These are connections to windows/building elements that are flush with the facade or protruding, such as external venetian blind boxes or horizontal structural joints in the case of extensions, etc.
• The driving rain-proof joint seal, e.g. using an impregnated joint sealing tape, is not included in the scope of delivery and must be planned, dimensioned and installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

Properties

• Exact and clean plaster finish
• Enables permanent sealing of connection and building expansion joints 
• Rectangular plug-in connector for aligned and perpendicular edges
• Better plaster grip thanks to the grooved surface
• 50 mm projection - can be adjusted to 28 mm on site thanks to predetermined breaking point

Technical specifications

• Hard PVC profile with white glass fiber mesh / 160 g, alkaliresistant and non-shifting
• Mesh flag 12.5 cm

Notes:

• Store in a cool and dry place
• Transport and storage lying down
• Sealing material not included in delivery
• Prefabricated corner piece available as accessory
• The profile projection must be covered with suitable adhesive tape in the joint area.
• Cavities behind the sealing layer must be filled with soft insulating material.

Processing guidelines
When bonding the insulation boards, create a flush joint with clean edges depending on the application. Depending on the sealant selected, the joint width should be at least 15 mm to facilitate installation. We recommend using a spacer. Apply the reinforcement compound across the entire width of the mesh strip, below the edge of the insulation material. For installation support, we recommend bonding the projection surface of the profiles on the insulation side with a suitable mounting adhesive. Embed the profile in the fresh reinforcement compound, ensuring that it is form-fitting against the joint edges, and fix the position in place with insulation wedges, for example. The opposing sealing surfaces must comply with the manufacturer's specifications for the sealant. When using a horizontal building joint, both joint edges are fitted with two opposing profiles. Once the plastering work has been completed, the joints between the two profiles are sealed to withstand driving rain in accordance with the sealant manufacturer's instructions.