Supreme Concrete Lintel - 65mm x 100mm x 1050mm

Name: Supreme Concrete Lintel - 65mm x 100mm x 1050mm
Brand: Supreme Concrete
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This guide is for builders, contractors, and DIY enthusiasts who need reliable support for door and window openings and load-bearing walls. Supreme Concrete Lintels offer robust and hardwearing support, but it's essential to select the correct size and ensure proper installation for optimal performance. This guide provides comprehensive information on features, usage, setup, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your lintel.

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Model Part Number	P100
Brand	Supreme Concrete

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FAQs

What is the standard length of the lintel?

The lintel is available in various lengths. You need to choose the appropriate size based on the opening dimensions.

What is the material of the lintel?

The lintel is made from a lightweight aggregate.

Where can I find the Declaration of Performance?

The Declaration of Performance is available at www.supreme-ce.co.uk.

What standards does the lintel comply with?

The lintel is manufactured in accordance with BS 5977; Part 2; 1983 and EN 845-2:2013.

How should I store the lintel before installation?

Store the lintel in a dry, protected area, away from direct weather exposure.

What type of mortar should I use?

Use a mortar suitable for concrete.

Can I cut the lintel to a specific size?

It is not recommended to cut the lintel, as this may compromise its structural integrity. Choose the correct size during selection.

Troubleshooting

Lintel cracks after installation

Check if the lintel is properly supported and if the load exceeds its capacity. Ensure the mortar is correctly mixed and applied. Consult a structural engineer if necessary.

Lintel sags over time

Verify the lintel's load-bearing capacity and ensure it is the correct size. Check for any settlement in the supporting structure. Replace the lintel if it is damaged or undersized.

Difficulty in handling the lintel

Use appropriate lifting equipment or seek assistance from another person. Ensure the lintel is supported properly during transport.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Durable and long-lasting support.
Easy to handle due to lightweight aggregate.
Manufactured to industry standards (BS 5977; Part 2; 1983 and EN 845-2:2013).
Suitable for various applications, including door and window openings and load-bearing walls.
Textured finish enhances mortar adhesion.

Cons

Requires careful handling to avoid damage during transport and installation.
Specific installation instructions must be followed to ensure structural integrity.
Requires proper planning and measurement to select the correct size.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Selection: Choose the correct lintel size based on the opening dimensions and load requirements. Refer to the manufacturer's specifications for guidance.
Preparation: Ensure the supporting structure (e.g., brickwork) is level and stable before installation.
Installation: Place the lintel on the supporting structure, ensuring it is level. Use appropriate mortar for bedding and jointing. Proper bearing length is crucial.
Compatibility: Supreme Concrete Lintels are compatible with standard building materials. Ensure the mortar used is suitable for concrete.
Care: Handle lintels with care to prevent damage. Protect them from weather exposure before installation. Regular inspection is not usually required after installation, but any signs of damage should be addressed.