UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel - 50-65mm - 2550mm

The UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel is engineered to provide reliable structural support for your con...

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The UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel is designed for professional builders and contractors looking for reliable structural support in residential masonry construction. It provides essential stability for both inner and outer leaf configurations, making it a dependable choice for standard floor and roof loads. Please note that this product is not intended for use with heavy point loads, attic trusses, or precast concrete floor systems, requiring alternative heavy-duty (HD) options for those specific applications.

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Can I use this lintel for precast concrete floors?

No, this specific model is not designed for precast concrete floors; it is intended for standard timber floor and masonry loads.

What is the primary material usage for this lintel?

It is designed for residential cavity wall construction with a 100-115mm inner leaf and 100mm outer leaf.

Can I use this for an attic conversion?

This product is not suitable for attic trusses. You should consult a structural engineer for HD lintel alternatives for attic applications.

How much end bearing is required?

Standard practice typically requires a minimum of 150mm end bearing, but always refer to your specific building plans.

What should I use if I have a heavy roof load?

You should opt for HD (Heavy Duty) lintel types designed for heavier roof configurations.

Troubleshooting

Visible deflection or sagging

Immediately stop work and have a structural engineer inspect if the load exceeds the lintel's design rating or if it is being used with unauthorized heavy point loads.

Incompatibility with floor system

If using precast concrete floors, remove the lintel and replace it with a designated heavy-duty or concrete-compatible structural support.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Specifically calibrated for common 100-115mm inner leaf wall thicknesses
  • Reliable performance for uniformly distributed loads
  • Provides essential structural safety for standard residential brickwork
  • Standardized design simplifies installation and building control approval

Cons

  • Not suitable for heavy point loads
  • Incompatible with attic trusses or precast concrete floors
  • Requires professional assessment for heavy roof configurations
  • Limited to specific cavity width ranges

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Ensure that the lintel is installed with the correct end bearing as specified by structural engineering drawings, typically a minimum of 150mm at each end. The cavity should be kept clear of mortar droppings during construction to prevent moisture bridging. Regularly inspect masonry joints around the lintel during the curing process to ensure no unexpected cracking occurs. When handling, use appropriate lifting gear for the 2550mm length to avoid injury or bending the steel profile. If you find your project requires load capacities exceeding standard uniform distribution, consult a structural engineer to specify an HD (Heavy Duty) lintel type instead.

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