Flexi®Joint Bridge Expansion Joint System
Our bridge expansion joint system is approved by the Highway Agency to replace failing expansion joints on the carriageway.
What is Flexi®Joint?
Expansion Joints for Bridges, Roads and other structures
Approved Installer
Our Flexi®Joint system is approved by the Highway Agency, Certificate Number 026 and we are also an approved installer for various Bridge Expansion Joint Systems on all classes of highways in the UK.
Flexible Material
Polymer modified bitumen is carefully combined with selected road aggregates for a plug design that provides a superior flexible replacement road surfacing material, which bonds to the bridge deck and is waterproof.
Quick Installation
Flexi®Joint is quickly and easily installed lane by lane if required, therefore minimising site possession time and the costly problem of lane closures.
Flexi®Joint Benefits
Here at HMS, we compliment our extensive range of surfacing solutions with our expertise in polymer modified bridge expansion joint systems.
An asphaltic plug joint, Flexi®Joint has been designed to cater for small to medium expansion gap movements on bridges and other structures.
Although simple in concept, it can incorporate sub-surface drainage and is an ideal replacement system.
Flexi®-Joint is also an ideal solution for low range movement joints where noise containment is of primary importance.
Some rigid joint systems with metal runners or bolted units can cause noise pollution in urban areas.
Flexi®-Joint has the added benefit of being virtually silent when trafficked at high speed.
Check out our work
Take a peek at some of our recent projects
Kings Mill Viaduct, Mansfield
Latest completed project to install a bespoke designed resin bound paving surface at Kings Mill Viaduct in Mansfield
The Rose Garden, Redcar
HMS hand laid resin bound paving for a special Rose Garden project for local authority using specialist coated red aggregate.
The River Gardens, Greenwich Peninsula
HMS laid resin bound paving with a bespoke blend of naturally sourced aggregates to the Thames footpath & cycleway at the River Gardens, Greenwich Peninsula