Grouting is also used to fill cracks in concrete that may develop over time. Various openings may occur on concrete surfaces over time. These openings may occur as a result of climatic conditions or impacts, or due to the aging of the material over time. In such cases, joint fillers are used to prevent these cracks from growing and damaging the concrete.
Grouting is basically a substance that will hold the two materials it enters together in a solid way. For this reason, it is seen as cement or plaster based.
What are the Benefits of Joint Filler?
We took a look at what is the joint filler. So what are the benefits of this application? The joint section, which is usually half a cm wide and usually about 8 to 10 cm deep, is open to external factors. For example, in rainy weather, rain or snow water or hail grains can be filled in. In addition, these waters can freeze during the cold winter months. As a result of this freezing, sometimes cracks may occur in the concrete. Sometimes, dust or soil particles can accumulate between them in stormy weather. Considering all these reasons, it becomes clear that the joints must be filled with filler. In order to prevent all these, it is necessary to fill the joints with filler.
