Joint Sealants
Rely on Futurelayers’ expertise in joint design and sealant technology to help you select the right product for your project needs.
Futurelayers supplies high-performance sealants in a range of chemistries, including polysulphide, polyurethane, and methyl silyl options, to meet diverse construction needs.
Selecting the right sealant depends on factors such as joint type, joint width, and the requirement for resistance to water, dirt, or sewage—ensuring durability and reliable joint performance in all conditions.
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Sealants for Expansion Joints
Expansion joints are moving joints in structures that accommodate temperature changes and cyclic movements between structural elements.
Futurelayers provides the right specifications and application guidance to ensure these joints are sealed effectively for long-lasting performance.
Product range – Sealants for Expansion Joints recommended by Futurelayers
Sealants for Control Joints
In industrial flooring, controlled joints are saw-cut within 24 to 48 hours to manage concrete shrinkage. After curing for about 28 to 30 days, these joints are filled with flexible, durable sealants to withstand abrasion from vehicular movement.
Futurelayers offers polyurethane and epoxy-based joint sealants with the right balance of hardness and flexibility to perform under heavy-duty conditions.
Product range – Sealants for Control Joints recommended by Futurelayers
General Purpose Sealants
When joining two precast segments or sealing gaps between windows and masonry, a sealant is needed to accommodate thermal expansion while keeping joints watertight against seepage and wind-driven rain.
Futurelayers offers reliable sealant solutions designed to perform effectively under these demanding exposure conditions.
Product range – General Purpose Sealants recommended by futurelayers
Sealants for underwater Applications
In large water-retaining structures or STPs with expansion joints, sealants face continuous immersion in water or sewage. These sealants must resist water and chemicals while accommodating the cyclic movements of the structure.
Futurelayers supplies specialised sealants engineered to deliver reliable performance under such extreme and challenging conditions.
Product range – Sealants for underwater Applications recommended by futurelayers