Advantages
No conflict with finishes: As long as the joint width meets the installation requirements, the system can be installed directly without interfering with the installation of adjacent floor or wall finishes.
Slip-resistant surface: Equipped with anti-slip tread patterns for enhanced safety performance. Provides a premium look that coordinates well with various finishes.
Clean aesthetic: After installation, the contact area between the substrate and the finished floor remains concealed even during structural movement, ensuring a neat and seamless appearance. Limitations Limited joint width range: Suitable only for joint widths between 150 mm and 250 mm. The base itself occupies 40 mm of horizontal width because it is fixed to the inner sides of the joint.
Poor stability over decorative finishes: The base is fixed to the side of the decorative layer, which is usually the dry plaster layer. This results in reduced stability, especially for finishes like ceramic tile or natural stone.
Higher cost for wider widths: As a fixed-profile system, when the cover plate width exceeds 300 mm, the plate thickness must increase accordingly, resulting in higher material costs - reducing cost-effectiveness in such cases.
Water infiltration risk: The base is vertically fixed to the direction of the finishes. Surface water can easily seep through the gap between the base and the finish, compromising the effectiveness of the built-in water barrier and leading to poor overall watertight performance. Our engineers typically respond within 2 hours
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