This is a short sharp movie of what happens when steel mesh is used in a concrete path. Using mesh through control joints can be one of the quickest ways to destroy the entire length of concrete that the mesh is installed in, severely inflating the replacement costs. Don’t be fooled – running mesh through your control joints will cost you more in the long run. If you want to know more about this and a better solution check the full version Mesh VS TripStop Video and our 2 independent test results on our documents page.

This full length video compares hinging steel reinforcing mesh versus hinging TripStop installed in a concrete path. The costs to use either Steel mesh or TripStop are very similar. All results from these tests are published on our website, https://tripstop.us and have been verified by independent engineers that were present during the testing process.

This video showcases the initial testing of 3 inch TripStop at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia.

This chilling video demonstrates TripStop undergoing sub zero temperature tests demonstrating Freeze/Thaw in concrete paths.

This video demonstrated the effects of deliberately cracking and breaking the concrete and what happens to the 75mm TripStop joint.

This video shows you just how easy it is to install TripStop. It runs through the basic method used to install TripStop, including the positioning, measurement and results.