PENTAFLEX® OBS crack control elements for in-situ concrete components consist of PENTAFLEX KB® joint sheets with the proven special coating and wings made of galvanised sheet steel that weaken the concrete cross-section. This forms predetermined cracks in the wall or floor The sealing element seals the resulting crack against pressurised and unpressurised water. This stops shrinkage cracks from occurring randomly – instead they form at the planned points, which are also immediately sealed.
PENTAFLEX® OBS

PENTAFLEX® OBS Wall
In-situ concrete crack control element with joint sheet

PENTAFLEX® OBS G-S Floor
In-situ concrete crack control element with joint sheet (smooth joint)

PENTAFLEX® OBS V-S Floor
In-situ concrete crack control element with joint sheet (interlocking joint)
Vorteile
- German building code test certificate (abP) and ETA approval
- Easy to assemble
- Reliable creation of shrinkage cracks
- Resistant to all organic waste water
- Simple and secure connection with PENTAFLEX KB® joint sheets
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PENTAFLEX® - Technical information
Technical information

Installation instructions PENTAFLEX® OBS
Please observe these installation and application instructions before installation. Our application technology and consulting engineers will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Installation instructions PENTAFLEX® OBS Floor
Please observe these installation and application instructions before installation. Our application technology and consulting engineers will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

General building authority test certificate PENTAFLEX® KB, FTS, OBS, ABS, Modul (general technical approval certificate)
General Building Authority Test Certificate

ETA 15/0003 PENTAFLEX®
Approval

DGNB Product Declaration PENTAFLEX®
Environmental product declaration

Declaration of Performance PENTAFLEX®
Declaration

LEED Product Declaration PENTAFLEX®
Environmental product declaration

Price list 2026 Shell construction / facade
Valid from February 1st, 2026