Corner
For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints that cross each other with full retention of movement facility.

For movement joints that have to make a corner in due to structural elements such as columns.

For movement joints with a curvature where the profile is bent horizontally.

For movement joints where a level change is desired with 90 degree angles.

For movement joints where two profiles come together in a T-shape.

For movement joints where the profile makes a U-shape to accommodate structural elements such as a column.

A movement joint with a curvature in which the profile is vertically curved.

For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints that have to make a corner in due to structural elements such as columns.

For movement joints where a level change is desired with 90 degree angles.

For movement joints where the profile makes a U-shape to accommodate structural elements such as a column.

For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints that cross each other with full retention of movement facility.

For movement joints that have to make a corner in due to structural elements such as columns.

For movement joints with a curvature where the profile is bent horizontally.

For movement joints where a level change is desired with 90 degree angles.

For movement joints where two profiles come together in a T-shape.

For movement joints where the profile makes a U-shape to accommodate structural elements such as a column.

A movement joint with a curvature in which the profile is vertically curved.

For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints that cross each other with full retention of movement facility.

For movement joints that have to make a corner in due to structural elements such as columns.

For movement joints with horizontal curvatures.

For movement joints where a level change is desired with 90 degree angles.

For movement joints where two profiles come together in a T-shape.

For movement joints where the profile makes a U-shape to accommodate structural elements such as a column.

A movement joint that forms a circle.

For movement joints with a corner of 90 degrees (or in any angle that is desired).

For movement joints that cross each other with full retention of movement facility.

For movement joints that have to make a corner in due to structural elements such as columns.

For movement joints with a curvature where the profile is bent horizontally.

For movement joints where a level change is desired with 90 degree angles.

For movement joints where two profiles come together in a T-shape.

For movement joints where the profile makes a U-shape to accommodate structural elements such as a column.

A movement joint with a curvature in which the profile is vertically curved.
Every building has corners, columns, and level changes. Therefore, standard straight joint profiles are rarely sufficient on their own. Vexcolt designs and manufactures custom movement joint intersections to handle every directional challenge a structure presents. As a result, your joint system maintains full functionality — even at the most complex transition points.
Movement joint intersections are purpose-made components. Specifically, they allow expansion joint profiles to change direction, cross each other, or navigate around structural elements such as columns. Furthermore, each intersection retains the full movement capacity of the original joint system. Consequently, there is no weak point — even at corners, curves, or level changes.
Each series offers a range of intersection types, including:
Over 70% of Vexcolt’s international projects incorporate products tailored to the project. In other words, bespoke movement joint intersections are not an exception — they are part of how we work. In addition, our engineering team supports architects and contractors from design through to installation. Explore our full product range or visit our bespoke service page to learn more. For project-specific advice, contact our specialists directly. For broader technical guidance on structural joints, the Construction Products Association is a trusted industry resource.