Sustainable construction is no longer optional it’s essential. Architects, engineers, and specifiers must design buildings that last longer, perform better, and minimize environmental impact. While most sustainability efforts focus on materials, energy efficiency, and carbon reduction, movement joints are a critical yet often overlooked component in ensuring long-term structural integrity.
Movement joints embedded in floors, walls, and facades allow controlled expansion and contraction. This prevents:
By managing structural shifts, movement joints preserve the performance of concrete, steel, and other materials, directly contributing to a building’s sustainability.
VEDA profiles offer load-bearing protection in floors and walls, minimizing deformation and reducing the need for remedial work.
Willseal foam seals maintain watertight performance over time, protecting finishes and waterproofing membranes from degradation.
Together, these systems:
Installed in high-traffic areas like car parks and podium decks, the VEDA JDH 5.25 system:
As the UK construction industry moves toward net-zero carbon, specifiers must demonstrate sustainability at every design level. Choosing durable, tested movement joint systems like VEDA and Willseal helps: