The Catnic BSD100 lintel is the perfect go-to box lintel to specify for those internal blockwork w...The Catnic BSD100 lintel is the perfect go-to box lintel to specify for those internal blockwork walls. Available in several sizes from stock to suit many different opening sizes and all standard block widths, Wade can get them to your site right when you need them. Catnic quality standards mean that the BSD 100 range comes double protected with both galvanising and powder coating. You get the incredible lightweight strength of steel combined with the durability of finish and corrosion resistance that lasts. Key Features 100mm Internal Solid Wall Lintel (Other Sizes Available) Heavy Duty Available with Plaster Key Galvanised and Corrosion Protection Option for Built-in Insulation Suitable for Use under Various Loading Conditions Internal Wall Box Lintel The faces of the Catnic box lintels are ready-prepped for easy plastering, or they can be left exposed for a smart, contrasting finish to face blockwork. The Catnic BSD 100 box lintels are a cost-effective, lightweight and easy-to-fit solution to all your internal blockwork partition wall requirements. You can go big with the Heavy Duty BHD box lintel, or for maximum support there is the Extra-Heavy-Duty BXD option. The longest lintel in the range is, at 4800 mm, capable of handling loads across a 4500 mm structural opening. Lighter than an RSJ, and easier to finish with plaster and paint, it is the ideal choice for any modern open-plan design. From 750 mm up to 2100 mm the Catnic BSD 100 box lintel can take on 19 kN in loading. The longest version, at 4.8 m can deal with 27 kN, basically because the longer box lintels are also taller, the additional steel delivering more load resistance. The SWL (safe working load) is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over a maximum span with 150mm bearing at each end. Whether renovating, repairing or building new, get in touch with our lintel experts today to confirm what you require. At Wade, we can get what you want, kerbside, when you want it. Catnic lintel for internal partition and load bearing walls. Offering a cost effective solution for standard and heavy duty loads the universal application caters for all loading conditions. Duplex Corrosion Protection Integral Plaster Key Universal application caters for all loading conditions. For use in solid or block walls. Standard Duty Standard lengths are available in increments of 150mm at lengths up to 3000mm, 300mm at 3000mm-4800mm.
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Full details
The Catnic BSD100 is designed for internal blockwork walls, offering a lightweight and cost-effective solution for various loading conditions. It's ideal for both renovations and new builds, providing a durable and easy-to-install option. Note that the correct size and load capacity must be selected for the specific application to ensure structural integrity.
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Model Part Number
BSD100
Brand
Catnic
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FAQs
What is the maximum span for the BSD100?
The maximum span depends on the load and the lintel's dimensions. Refer to the product specifications for details.
What is the safe working load (SWL)?
The SWL is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over a maximum span with 150mm bearing at each end.
Is the BSD100 suitable for external walls?
No, the BSD100 is designed for internal walls only.
How do I determine the correct size of lintel?
Measure the opening size and calculate the load. Consult the product specifications or a professional for assistance.
Can I use the BSD100 in a fire-rated wall?
The fire rating depends on the wall construction. Check local building regulations for fire-rated requirements.
What is the benefit of the galvanised and powder-coated finish?
It provides excellent corrosion resistance and enhances the durability of the lintel.
Where can I purchase the Catnic BSD100?
Contact Wade or your local building materials supplier.
Troubleshooting
Lintel is sagging after installation.
Check if the correct load-bearing capacity was selected for the opening. Ensure the lintel is properly supported and the mortar has fully cured.
Difficulty plastering the lintel.
Ensure the surface is clean and free of debris. Use a suitable plaster for the application.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Cost-effective solution for internal walls.
Easy to install due to its lightweight nature.
Durable with galvanised and powder-coated finish.
Offers a universal application suitable for various loading conditions.
Ready-prepped faces for plastering or exposed finish.
Cons
Requires careful selection of the correct size and load capacity.
May require professional installation depending on the project.
Limited to internal wall applications.
Specific load-bearing calculations are necessary.
Requires proper support during installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the opening is the correct size, allowing for the required bearing at each end (150mm minimum).
Installation: Place the lintel into the opening, ensuring it is level. Use appropriate support during installation.
Support: Ensure the lintel is adequately supported until the mortar or concrete has fully cured.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard blockwork and various loading conditions. Always check the load-bearing capacity for your specific application.
Care: Protect the lintel from damage during installation. Regular maintenance is not required due to the durable finish.