CONNOLLY KEY JOINT

Galvanised steel tongue and groove formwork

The Connolly Keyjoint is a galvanised steel tongue and groove formwork that becomes part of the slab, forming the control joint. Its unique fixing system makes installing simple and at least twice as fast as the conventional formwork methods.

CANZAC Keyjoint is commonly found in residential house slabs. A free joint is achieved by separating a slab with the Keyjoint set in place by using the supplied peg and wedge system. Keyjoint is a galv profile. Because it is a thin galv length care needs to be taken before and during the pour. It is a single pour system and isn't strong enough to be used as a stop pour. Pour some dabs of concrete around the pegs and if pumping, pump directly over the keyjoint and take care until you are confident it is set in place. If a speed dowel is specified you can easily for 100mm slabs insert the dowel and sleeve through the pre punched knockouts and wire them to your mesh.

CAPPING STRIPS

Rebate Mould

This rigid two-piece plastic capping is designed for heavy traffic areas. The capping fits into and locks onto the fold along the top of the Keyjoint. When fitting match the profile of the mould with the profile of the fold on the Keyjoint. The top section of the Rebate Mould is removed when the sealant is to be applied.

Available in two sizes:

20mm wide x 10mm deep and 12mm x 12mm, in lengths of 3 meters.

Retained PVC Capping

Extruded from plasticised poly vinyl chloride which is UV treated, ensuring its longevity outdoors. This particular material is resistant to oils and petroleum based products although it is not resistant to chemical solvent such as acetone, trichlorethylene, xylene etc. The option of the tear off top section, once removed, leaves a clean line for areas where an architectural finish is required. Quick to install and designed for joint spacings where curing shrinkage is not excessive.

Available in 24 metre rolls.

Removable PVC Capping

A flexible PVC Capping designed to fit easily onto Canzac Keyjoint and form a void in the finished concrete. It is a good concreting practice to seal all contraction joints in concrete pavements. Sealing the joint guards against foreign material entering the joint which over a period of time, will prevent thermal expansion and subsequently cause the joint to fail. Once the concrete has cured the capping is stripped out and the void filled with an appropriate sealant. The standard removable capping is produced in 24 meter coiled Roll.

Keyjoint Sleeves

Universal Dowel Sleeves are available for , to allow for load transfer across joints in slab-on-ground applications.

The Universal Dowel Sleeve is equipped with a patented, integrated support leg, which can be adjusted to suit multiple slab heights. This unique feature assists with accurate dowel alignment.

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Product details: CONNOLLY KEY JOINT installed as per CANZAC specifications.

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Features and Benefits

• Knockouts to accommodate a range of dowel sizes

• Eliminates traditional checker boarding technique

• Eliminates ponding as it can be used to maintain drainage falls

• 4 different profile heights

• Additional stiffening ribs to ensure straighter joints

• Galvanized coating for corrosion protection

• Can be used to screed off which makes getting the correct level quick and easy

• Control cracking on large slabs, including houses and factories

• Supplied with one wedge and one dowel peg per 750mm for normal use

WELDED FOOT AND PEG

• Compatible with every length and size of keyjoint

• Easily attached to the building platform with tape

• Made from steel

• The best solution for securing Keyjoint when ground penetration isn’t an option

Applications

IN SLAB

CANZAC Keyjoint is commonly found in residential house slabs.

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