UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel - 1200mm - 90-105mm

The UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel is a high-quality structural component designed to expertly suppo...

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The UKLintels Cavity Wall Lintel is a professional-grade structural solution designed for builders and contractors working with 100-115mm inner leaf and 100mm outer leaf masonry configurations. It provides reliable support for standard masonry and timber floor loads, making it a dependable choice for residential construction; however, it is important to note that this specific model is not rated for heavy point loads, attic trusses, or precast concrete floor systems.

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Model Part Number90-105mm
BrandUKLintels

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FAQs

Can I use this lintel for a conservatory roof?

Yes, provided the load from the roof is uniformly distributed and falls within the structural design limits of the product.

Does the 1200mm lintel work for a 1000mm opening?

Yes, the 1200mm length provides sufficient overlap for a 1000mm opening, satisfying the standard 150mm bearing requirement per side.

Can I use this with precast concrete floors?

No, this specific model is not designed to support precast concrete floors. Please consult the manufacturer's HD range for such applications.

What is the maximum span available?

The lintels are available in lengths ranging from 750mm up to 4800mm.

Does it need to be painted before installation?

No, the lintels come with a protective finish, but ensure this finish is not damaged during transport or installation to prevent rust.

Is this lintel suitable for attic conversion projects?

No, this lintel is not designed to support attic trusses or the additional loads associated with attic conversions.

Troubleshooting

Lintel bowing or sagging during installation

Verify that the masonry leaves are being built up evenly and that proper props are used until the mortar has fully set.

Uncertainty regarding load suitability

Consult your project structural engineer to confirm if your specific loads are uniformly distributed or if they constitute point loads requiring the HD range.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Compatible with a wide range of standard residential masonry wall configurations
  • Suitable for both floor and roof load distributions
  • Extensive range of available lengths for project flexibility
  • High-quality structural engineering ensures site safety

Cons

  • Not suitable for precast concrete flooring systems
  • Cannot support heavy point loads
  • Not designed for use with attic truss assemblies

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Proper installation is critical for the structural efficacy of the lintel. Always ensure the lintel has a minimum end bearing of 150mm on each side of the opening, bedded on mortar. Ensure that the inner and outer leaves are built up simultaneously to prevent the lintel from twisting during the mortar curing process. Compatibility is restricted to 100-115mm inner leaves and 100mm outer leaves. For maintenance, ensure the lintel is protected from extreme corrosive environments and that any protective coating remains intact during installation to prevent oxidation.

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