Concrete Jointing and Cracking

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Home Concrete Jointing and Cracking

As concrete cures, it shrinks and becomes harder over time. This process is guaranteed to cause some form of cracking in a large slab. Bryan talks about jointing concrete and controlling where the cracking occurs.

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