Catnic ANG Lintel Single Leaf Steel - ANG2700

Catnic ANG Lintel Single Leaf Steel is a standard duty lintel for angled single leaf external maso...

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This guide is for builders and construction professionals using the Catnic ANG Lintel Single Leaf Steel. It provides essential information for selecting, installing, and maintaining this lintel, ensuring the structural integrity of angled, single-leaf external masonry walls. While offering robust support and corrosion resistance, users should carefully consider the correct span and load ratings for their specific application. This guide covers key features, usage scenarios, and troubleshooting tips to help you effectively utilize the Catnic ANG Lintel.

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Model Part NumberANG2700
BrandCatnic

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FAQs

What is the maximum span supported by the Catnic ANG Lintel?

The Catnic ANG Lintel supports spans from 900mm to 3900mm.

What type of brickwork is the Catnic ANG Lintel compatible with?

It is compatible with 100–102mm outer leaf brickwork.

What is the load rating of the Catnic ANG Lintel?

It has a standard duty load rating up to 15kN.

How do I determine the correct lintel size for my project?

Measure the opening span and consult the product specifications to ensure the lintel's span and load capacity are suitable for your application.

What is the purpose of the galvanised and powder-coated finishes?

They provide corrosion protection and enhance the lintel's durability and weather resistance.

What are the essential steps for installing the Catnic ANG Lintel?

Prepare the opening, position the lintel accurately, ensure it is level, use appropriate supports, and use a suitable mortar with adequate bearing.

Can I use this lintel for both internal and external walls?

This specific lintel is designed for use in angled single-leaf external masonry walls.

How should I handle the lintel during transport and installation?

Handle the lintel with care to avoid damaging the protective coating. Use appropriate lifting equipment if necessary.

Troubleshooting

Lintel sagging or showing signs of stress after installation.

Check the load rating against the actual load. Ensure adequate end bearing and that the lintel is properly supported.

Corrosion visible on the lintel surface.

Inspect for damage to the protective coating. Address any issues promptly to prevent further corrosion. Consider applying a suitable protective coating.

Difficulties in aligning the lintel during installation.

Ensure the opening is accurately measured and prepared. Use shims or wedges to level the lintel as needed. Double-check all measurements before securing the lintel.

Cracking appears in the brickwork above the lintel.

The lintel might be overloaded or inadequately supported. Ensure the load does not exceed the lintel's capacity. Check the end bearing and verify the quality of the mortar.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable steel construction for long-lasting performance.
  • Available in a range of sizes to suit different wall spans.
  • Offers corrosion protection, enhancing longevity in various environments.
  • Complies with BS EN 845-2 standards, ensuring safety and quality.
  • Specifically designed for angled single-leaf external walls, providing essential support.

Cons

  • Requires careful consideration of span and load ratings to ensure suitability for the specific application.
  • Installation requires professional expertise to ensure correct placement and load distribution.
  • The 3000mm length weighs approximately 21.81kg, requiring appropriate handling during installation.
  • May not be suitable for all types of masonry walls or extreme load-bearing requirements.
  • The galvanised and powder-coated finishes, while protective, can be susceptible to damage during handling.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Preparation: Ensure the opening for the lintel is the correct size, accounting for the required bearing.
  2. Placement: Position the lintel accurately, ensuring it is level and correctly aligned.
  3. Support: Use appropriate supports during installation to carry the load until the mortar has set.
  4. Mortar: Use a suitable mortar to bed the lintel, ensuring full contact with the brickwork.
  5. Bearing: Ensure adequate end bearing (at least 150mm) on each side of the opening.

Compatibility:

  • Brickwork: Designed for use with 100–102mm outer leaf brickwork.
  • Load Bearing: Suitable for standard duty load applications up to 15kN, ensuring that the applied loads do not exceed the lintel's capacity.

Care:

  • Handling: Handle the lintel with care during transport and installation to avoid damage to the protective coating.
  • Inspection: Regularly inspect the lintel for any signs of corrosion or damage, especially in areas exposed to the elements.
  • Maintenance: Clean the lintel periodically to remove any debris that could affect its performance. For powder-coated lintels, address any scratches promptly to prevent corrosion.

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