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Name:	ADM Counter top.jpg
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ID:	432072 Is it necessary to put an expansion joint between the dome insulating layers (and before the final cement rendering) and the poured concrete countertop? I didn't plan that before pouring, and I wonder if I should cut or drill an expansion gap before final rendering?
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      No , I don’t think that is necessary. The blanket provides a good expansion joint. I do think it is a good idea to slope the countertop down towards the outside to discourage water running under the dome. Also plenty of elastic acrylic over the outer render to countertop joint.
      Last edited by david s; 10-23-2020, 02:31 PM.
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      • #4
        Awesome! I was thinking that was the case with the blanket. I left a joint at the point where the concrete render of the dome meets the countertop, and I will caulk with grouted caulk. Thanks kindly!
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