The present invention relates to construction materials and, more particularly, to an expansion joint board holder.
Putting expansion joints in while pouring concrete is a timely and labor intensive process that involves lots of man hours and expendable material, such as wood and nails. Then, after concrete is poured, the laborers have to then go back and strip all of the expendable materials. This current system, while it may work adequately, it is labor intensive, time consuming and costly.
As can be seen, there is a need for an apparatus for putting an expansion joint while pouring concrete that may be quick, simple, and inexpensive.