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George; I think I’ve finally found a solution. Thanks. I’ve been trying for some years now to deal with the construction gaps between garage slabs and driveway slabs after the original fiber expansion fillers decayed. I tried various liquid fillers which,...ANOTHER NEW SLABGASKET SIZE!!! THE 1-3/8
“Filling the gap again” with another new SlabGasket size. The 1-3/8″ width is available in Gray or Almond. This fills out the SlabGasket product line in 1/4″ increments from 1/2″ width to 1-5/8″, providing a needed width between the...
Concrete Overlays and Spray On Decking – WOW!
Folks, I have seen some beautiful concrete overlays and sprayed on decking. I just had an inquiry from “Ryan”, who was asking about the use of SlabGasket in conjuction with the above. His question is “I wanted to find out if this product could be...
SlabGasket in the Spring!
Spring is the perfect time to replace the missing or weed filled joints in your driveway. Winter is almost over here in Houston and the cool weather enables the do-it-yourselfers out there to take advantage of a perfect time to replace their rotten, missing, or broken...WARNING! Replace your missing or rotten expansion joints NOW!
Rotten, missing or broken expansion joints leave gaps in your driveway which, for safety reasons, need to be replaced before you or anyone else gets hurt because of a trip and fall hazard. Rotten, missing or broken expansion joints leave gaps in your driveway which,...
New SlabGasket Expansion Joint Replacement Products available now!
SlabGasket Expansion Joint Replacement Products now include two new sizes in both gray and almond. One of them is 5/8″ wide at the top and the other is 1/2″ wide at the top, but shorter than our original 1/2″ STANDARD version. The shape is very...
Is it Time to Replace your Expansion Joints?
An Expansion Joint is used when a driveway is poured to allow for expansion of the concrete and help keep the driveway from cracking. Until recently, the expansion joint was generally a 1×4 board used with wooden stakes to frame around the concrete pour areas....