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The CG150 Catnic Cavity Lintel is an Open Back Lintel for a 150mm - 165mm Cavity Continuous Insulation which Maximises Thermal Efficiency and Mini...
View full detailsDiscover superior support for your construction needs with our Stressline Standard Duty 150mm Cavity Lintel SL150. Tailored for masonry loads, this...
View full detailsEasy to Install the Medium Duty 150mm Cavity Lintel is Designed to Support Masonry Loads, Distributed Timber & Roof Loads Galvanised Coating w...
View full detailsThe CX150 Catnic Lintel is an Extra Heavy Duty Open Back Lintel The CX150 has a Perforated Steel Baseplate and Integral Plaster Key The Built-in D...
View full detailsThe CH150 Catnic Heavy Duty Lintel for a 150mm - 165mm Cavity Continuous Insulation which Maximises Thermal Efficiency and Minimises Cold Bridging...
View full detailsSteel Cavity Lintel ideal for Heavy-Duty Loads including Attic Trusses, and Concrete Floor Loads. Extra Heavy Duty Lintel in Sizes 600mm - 5100mm....
View full detailsThese cavity lintels are all thermally insulated and galvanised for longer life, with a built-in key for plaster finishes. Perfect for double-skin fair-face masonry walls.
The standard gauge lintel will take on your basic masonry loads that comfortably triangulate over the opening. This means that on either side of the opening, there is at least 600mm of masonry (two feet) and that there are no obstructions above.
An obstruction might be a window or other opening that falls within a triangle of masonry directly overhead.
Depending upon the level of obstruction and the proximity of other openings or loadings you might require a medium-duty lintel.
A medium-duty cavity lintel can get over most minor obstructions and is rated to carry higher loads than the standard specification. Check the load span tables to make sure the lintel matches the load.
Medium-duty lintels sometimes need to be ordered in advance as they are often made to order. It may be quicker to go for a heavy-duty steel lintel instead.
To help read the load span tables to make sure you are getting the right product, check out this guide from Stressline.
For wider spans and openings below concrete floors or attic trusses, it could be time to upgrade to a heavy-duty or extra-heavy-duty lintel.
These steel lintels can take some serious loading. The Stressline SL150CXHD225 can comfortably span a 4.8m opening, as long as it is propped until the masonry has cured, to prevent flexing.
If you have any concerns as to which is the correct lintel to use our team will be happy to help.
However, a structural engineer can specify which lintel would be most appropriate, saving you the worry, and the cost of replacement, or the added cost of over-specifying.
Couple the lintels with cavity closers to complete the opening ready for the window or door fitting team. Simple to cut and fit, and Building Control and NHBC compliant, they will give your masonry a professional finish.
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