Dilatatieprofielen
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Classic Patina Oak Light 40083
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Newport Mahogany 40068
Expansion profile/Floor strip 38mm Pine White 40082
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Wenge Black 40075
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Walnut 40073
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm White Walnut 40064
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Teak Grey Brushed 40063
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Country House Merbau 40069
Expansion Joint Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Xenon 40060
Expansion Joint/Floor Strip 38mm Newcastle Oak Grey 40066
Expansion Profile/Floor Trim 38mm Seagrass 40065
Transition Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Oak Grey Smoked 40053
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Vintage Oak Dark Varnished 40057
Transition Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Oak Dark Oiled 40056
Dilatation Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Oak Natural Oiled 40055
Dilatation profile/Floor strip 38mm Oak Natural 40052
Expansion profile/Floor strip 38mm White Ash 40050
Expansion Profile/Floor Trim 38mm Cherry 40045
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm French Oak Grey Varnished 40049
Movement Joint/Floor Strip 38mm Metallic Slate 40039
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Country Oak Grey 40048
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Titanium Oak 40047
Expansion Profile/Floor Strip 38mm Cherry Select 40046
Expansion Joint/Floor Strip 38mm Old Chestnut 40044
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The advantages of dilation profiles
One of the advantages of our dilation profiles is the availability in different colors. At Solza, we believe that the finish goes down to the details, which is why we offer dilation profiles in different color options. In this way you can match the profile to your floor or interior, and create a harmonious whole. But that's not all! At Solza we also offer adhesive skirting boards in the same colours as our expansion profiles. This allows you to create a consistent and cohesive look in your space, with both the transitions and the baseboards perfectly matched.
In addition to their aesthetic aspects, our dilation profiles also offer functional advantages. They are made of durable materials that are resistant to wear and tear and last a long time. They are easy to clean and maintain, making them a practical choice for both domestic and commercial use. Our expansion profiles are designed to absorb movements and expansions in the floor, which can extend the life of your floor and prevent damage due to temperature changes.
For all kinds of floors
Our expansion profiles are suitable for different types of floors. Whether you have a wooden floor, laminate, PVC, vinyl, tiles or any other floor covering, our expansion profiles can be applied to seamlessly and aesthetically bridge the transitions between these different floor surfaces. They offer flexibility and room to move, which is essential to absorb tensions and expansions in the floor. Whether you have a living space, office, shop or any other commercial space, our dilation profiles are a practical and functional choice to protect your floors and give them a professional finish.
Frequently asked questions about Dilatatieprofielen
What is an expansion joint profile?
An expansion joint profile is a special profile used to accommodate the expansion and contraction of floors, walls, or other building structures. This prevents cracking and damage due to temperature changes or movements in the substrate.
Where are expansion joints used?
Expansion joints are widely used in concrete floors, tiled floors, natural stone, asphalt, and walls. They are essential in areas with large surfaces, such as parking garages, industrial halls, and public buildings.
Why are expansion joints necessary?
Materials such as concrete and tiles expand and contract due to temperature changes. Without expansion joints, cracks can form, damaging the floor or structure.
How are expansion joints installed?
Expansion joints are integrated during the construction of a floor or wall. With tiles, they are placed between the tiles, while in concrete floors, special profiles can be cast in.
