Planned gaps in concrete that allow for thermal expansion and contraction without random cracking.
Expansion joints are typically placed every 8-10 feet in driveways and patios. They can be tooled into fresh concrete or cut after curing. Joint sealant may be applied to prevent water and debris infiltration.
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