Steel Lintels

by Stressline are a Popular Choice when it comes to choosing a Galvanised Steel Lintel. 

What makes Stressline such a Popular Choice, and what do Stressline Offer? 

Stressline is one of the UK's Leading Lintel Manufacturers. 

They have operated in the Heart of Leicestershire in the Structural Building Sector for over 50 years. 

Product development has been vital, and Stressline has developed Industry Leading Steel Lintels and Concrete Lintels used in Construction throughout the UK. 

They are currently one of the only Lintel Manufacturers to produce both Steel and Concrete Lintels. 

The core focus at Stressline is on Strength Choice and Independence

Strength 

Stressline is proud to have provided the UK Construction Industry with some of the Strongest Structural Building Products available. 

Their Variety of Products are Designed for a Range of Applications

• Distributed Timber Floor Loads
• Uniformly Distributed Roof Loads
• Uniformly Distributed Timber Floor
• Load Bearing Walls
• Masonry Loads
• External Cavity Walls
• Concrete Floor Loads
• Internal Partitions
• Floor Loads Attic Truss

Selecting Steel Lintels can be a Time-Consuming Task with lots to consider to ensure your project stays on track.

Partnering with the UK's Leading Lintel Manufacturers and Steel Fabricator,  Birtley Lintels will give you Peace of Mind with High Performing Lintels and Steel Products.

Wade Building Supplies are a UK Approved Distributor for Birtley Lintels and are proud to assist UK Construction as a reliable local supplier.

Have you ever heard of Water Filled Barriers? If not, you may be missing out on a Safe and Secure Barrier System commonly Used on Construction Sites, Road Works, Outdoor Events and Pedestrian Traffic.

In the UK, we are currently going through an Infrastructure Boom. 

Walk through any City or Town Centre, and you are likely to come across an extensive range of Temporary Fencing and Barriers.

Like most Build and Renovation Projects, we appreciate Our Professional Tradesman who is likely to have learnt their Art through Years of Studying whilst being Mentored as an Apprentice.

Plastering is one of those Jobs which need lots of Patience and Skill.

Still, when discussing your Project with your Professional Plasterer or deciding on a bit of DIY Plastering, it is never a bad thing to understand the Professionalism needed to apply Plaster.

Installation Tips | Cavity Lintel

Now you have selected the correct Lintel, start by ensuring the Brick and Blockwork Inner and Outer Leaves are levels and complete in Bearing Areas.

You may be wondering at this point if Scaffolding is Interesting History?

Temporary Barrier Fencing Stabilisers

Temporary Fencing Suppliers offer a full range of Fence Stabilisers, which are essential to withstand wind.

Stabilisers for Temporary Site Fencing have additional Benefits, including Enhancing Security, as the Steel Fence Panels will be more difficult to knock over or Lift.

Never cut corners when Stabilising your Wire Mesh Fence Panels.

Stabilisers are Cost-Effective and Highly Effective.

Securing your Fences against Strong Wind with Loose Weights such as Bricks or Building Materials will not end well.

You may be familiar with Acrow Props and use them on a Regular Basis, or you may be New to Acrow Props?

Let us guide you through the wonder of the Acrow Prop and how this relatively Simple piece of Kit makes Life Easier and Safer for the Building Trade.

What about Softwood Railway Sleepers

If you are lucky enough to have or are planning to install Green Treated Sleepers or Brown Treated Railway Sleepers, it will be a good idea to prepare your Garden Sleepers for the Winter.

The level of care required for your Sleepers is dependent on whether you Railway Sleepers Treated or Untreated.

Treated Sleepers will typically be either Green or Brown.

Green Treated Sleepers tend to be Tanalised.

Tanalised Green Treatment is a deep tanalisation into the Timber Cells.

Green Railway Sleepers have a Green Tinge, which over time will turn a Light Brown and then a Silvery Grey if they are not Painted.

Brown Railway Sleepers are typically Pressure Treated with Tanalith pressure injected into the Timber.

A treated Garden Sleeper will typically have a LifeSpan of 8-12 Years. However, with some straightforward care, you can increase the Life Span of your Sleeper.

During Autumn, we would recommend cleaning any dirty Sleepers using a hose and a light cleaning solution.

Rinse away any Solution with Clean Water and ensure your Railway Sleepers are free from mould or algae.

After giving your Railway Sleepers a scrub and once free from Algae and mould, check for any signs of Rot.

If you do find some rot, use a wet rot wood hardener on the affected areas of your garden sleeper.

If you want to retain your Garden Sleepers Natural Colour, use wood preservatives such as a clear deck oil that contains UV filters.

Alternatively, use a Coloured wood protector adding two or three coats for extra protection.

Finally, if you have cut your Treated Sleeper, add an extra layer of Treatment to the Sawn Area.

Autumn Time is fantastic for Laying Sleepers.

In particular, using Wooden Sleepers for Raised Beds are very popular during the Autumn months, as the Soil and the Raised Bed will be ready for use come the following Spring.

For Sleeper Best Prices, consider a Value Pack - Click here for both Green Railway Sleepers and Brown Railway Sleeper Packs.

If you require a Larger Pallet Pack of Sleepers, don't hesitate to contact us here for Prices and Free Delivery.