Precision made, high performance structural concrete lintels Lintels are designed and manufactured...Precision made, high performance structural concrete lintels Lintels are designed and manufactured in accordance with BS 5977; Part 2; 1983 Declaration of Performance available at www.supreme-ce.co.uk Harmonized Technical Specification EN 845-2:2013 Order in singles. See Tech Spec for pack quantity. This product isn't available for delivery in Scotland. Prestressed lintels are manufactured with a textured finish, made from a lightweight aggregate; they are easy to handle. We have a range of complementary Padstones available to provide the perfect support for your Supreme lintels. The Lintels are ideal in providing, robust, hardwearing support over door and window openings and loadbearing walls. Available in a range of lengths we will have you covered for your project's requirements. All of our Lintels are precision manufactured and in accordance with EN 845-2:2013.
This guide is for builders and construction professionals who need robust and reliable support for openings in walls. The Supreme Concrete Lintel provides durable support for door and window openings, and loadbearing walls. Keep in mind that this product is not available for delivery in Scotland.
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Model Part Number
P100
Brand
Strongc Pr
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FAQs
What standards do these lintels meet?
The Supreme Concrete Lintels are manufactured in accordance with EN 845-2:2013 and BS 5977; Part 2; 1983.
Are these lintels suitable for all types of construction?
Yes, these lintels are suitable for a wide range of construction projects, including residential and commercial buildings.
How do I choose the correct size of lintel?
The correct size of the lintel depends on the width of the opening and the load it will bear. Consult project plans or a structural engineer.
What is the textured finish?
The textured finish is a surface treatment applied to the lintels, which enhances their aesthetic appearance.
Can I order a single lintel?
Yes, you can order lintels in singles.
Do I need any special tools for installation?
You will need standard construction tools such as a level, measuring tape, mortar, and lifting equipment.
What are padstones, and do I need them?
Padstones are used to provide additional support. Whether you need them depends on your project's specifications. Check the project plans for instructions.
Troubleshooting
Lintel is sagging or appears to be deflecting under load.
Check the load capacity of the lintel and ensure it is not overloaded. Verify that the lintel is properly supported and installed according to specifications. Consult a structural engineer if the issue persists.
Cracks appear in the lintel.
Inspect the cracks to determine their severity. Small hairline cracks may not be a major concern, but larger cracks could indicate structural issues. Consult a professional for an evaluation.
Difficulty in handling the lintel.
Ensure you are using appropriate lifting equipment and that enough people are assisting with the lifting process. Ensure that the lintel is placed on a stable surface for installation.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting support for openings.
Easy to handle due to the lightweight aggregate.
Available in a variety of lengths for different project needs.
Manufactured to meet the EN 845-2:2013 standard, ensuring quality and reliability.
Cons
Not available for delivery in Scotland.
Requires careful handling during installation to prevent damage.
May require additional support depending on the specific application and load.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Before installation, ensure the opening is prepared according to the project specifications. The supporting structure must be level and capable of bearing the load.
Lifting: Use appropriate lifting equipment, as the lintel's weight can vary depending on its size. Always handle the lintel with care to prevent damage.
Positioning: Carefully position the lintel over the opening, ensuring it is level and properly supported. The lintel should extend beyond the opening on each side, as specified in the project plans.
Support: Use appropriate support methods, such as temporary props, during the installation process to ensure the lintel remains in place.
Mortar: Apply a suitable mortar to the bearing surfaces to ensure a strong bond between the lintel and the supporting structure.
Compatibility: This lintel is compatible with standard construction materials, including bricks, blocks, and mortar. Use complementary padstones if required.
Care: Once installed, protect the lintel from excessive loads or impacts during the construction phase. Regular inspection for any signs of damage is recommended.
Storage: Store the lintels in a dry place to prevent moisture damage before installation.