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    Default Expansion joint needed or not?

    Doing a shop floor over the weekend, Its a wooden floor measuring 8m x 5m (40sq/m), using 1000 x 500 and 500 x 500 porcelain, skirting to go on after tiling completed so a expansion joint can be incorporated around the edge, Is a expansion joint needed along the 8m part of the floor? or is every 10m?

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    Default Re: Expansion joint needed or not?

    What thickness is the ply?

    Those 1000 x 500 are big babies, might be worth putting in an expansion joint if the pattern allows?
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    there should be an expansion joint every 5m so ever
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    Default Re: Expansion joint needed or not?

    would suggest one number divide it into 4x5 mtrs :Pete

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    yea i'm gonna go with a joint half way, the pattern allows it
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