Chicago Fire, Toyota Park MLS Stadium, Bridgeview
Illinois
Date: 2006
Products Used
Expansion joint transitions are essential for ensuring a sealed, safe, and energy efficient building envelope. Continuity of seal at changes in plane and direction, and between expansion joint systems, is achieved when factory-fabricated transition assemblies are specified and installed. The image library…
Expansion Joint Transitions Product Details
A parking deck expansion joint system, Thermaflex consists of extruded thermoplastic-rubber sealing glands with punched flanges embedded in a high-strength, flexible, impact-absorbing elastomeric concrete nosing material (Emcrete). The thermoplastic-rubber sealing glands are heat-weldable, making transitions through changes in direction and plane not…
Thermaflex® Product Details
A plaza deck expansion joint, Migutan FP110 and FP155 are unique designs incorporating side membrane sheets which integrate with the deck waterproofing system to form a continuous, completely watertight system. For applications, particularly over occupied space, where totally watertight integration of expansion…
Migutan-FP Product Details
A wall expansion joint, Seismic Colorseal (Colorseal*) is a silicone-coated, precompressed primary seal for high-movement wall joints. Seismic Colorseal ensures watertightness in vertical-plane structural, seismic, and abutment joints in virtually any substrate. Continuity of seal and continuity of thermal insulation throughout changes…
Seismic Colorseal® Product Details
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