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Contractors and DIY use groovers or saw cut control lines so that the
concrete will break at the joints. That's the plan but more lightly the concrete slab will crack everywhere except at the joint lines. For the concrete slabs I saw on patios, driveways and sidewalks, it seems pointless to have control joints. Expansion joints excepted, off course. So the question is, when concrete cracks then how do you make it break at the control joints more often than elsewhere? |
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