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At Wade, we can supply a wide range of cavity lintels from Stressline, Birtley and Catnic, in standard, medium, heavy and extra-heavy-duty, and thermally broken Part L compliant. Wade can supply steel lintels from 900mm to 3.6m and cavity sizes ranging from 50mm to 150mm.
The Catnic Lintel CG90/100 has an easy to use Open Back Profile. The Catnic CG90/100 range is a standard steel cavity lintel that can be used eff...
View full detailsThe Catnic CH90/100 Cavity Lintel features continuous Insulation. Masonry built upon both the Outer Leaf and Inner Leaf This Catnic Lintel with B...
View full detailsThe Catnic CX90 100 Extra-Heavy Duty Catnic Lintel Designed for Cavity Walls with Built-in Damp Proof. The Catnic CX90/100, Extra-heavy-duty catn...
View full detailsThe CG110 Catnic Cavity Lintel is an Open Back Lintel for a 110mm - 125mm Cavity Allows Masonry to be Built Upon both Outer & Inner Leaf The L...
View full detailsThe CH110 Catnic Cavity Lintel is Available in a variety of Lengths from 900mm Comes with Duplex Corrosion Protection to ensure a Durable and Long...
View full detailsThe CX100 Catnic Cavity Lintel is ideal for a 110mm - 125mm Cavity. Construct Masonry on Both the Outer and Inner Leaf of this Open Back Profile L...
View full detailsThe CG130 Catnic Cavity Lintel comes with Built-in DPC and Integral Plaster Key Standard Duty Lintel in a Variety of Lengths Duplex Corrosion Prot...
View full detailsThe Catnic CH130 Open Back Lintel With its Open Back Profile, this Heavy Duty Catnic Cavity Lintel allows Masonry to be built up continuously on bo...
View full detailsThe CX130 Catnic Lintel is an Extra Heavy Duty Open Back Cavity Lintel for 130mm - 145mm Cavity The CX130 has a Perforated Steel Baseplate and Inte...
View full detailsThe CG150 Catnic Cavity Lintel is an Open Back Lintel for a 150mm - 165mm Cavity Continuous Insulation which Maximises Thermal Efficiency and Mini...
View full detailsThe CH150 Catnic Heavy Duty Lintel for a 150mm - 165mm Cavity Continuous Insulation which Maximises Thermal Efficiency and Minimises Cold Bridging...
View full detailsThe CX150 Catnic Lintel is an Extra Heavy Duty Open Back Lintel The CX150 has a Perforated Steel Baseplate and Integral Plaster Key The Built-in D...
View full detailsCatnic TS90/100: Thermal Efficiency Redefined The Catnic TS90 sets a new standard for steel lintels in cavity walls. Catnic TS90 Thermally Broken L...
View full detailsThe Catnic TH90/100: A heavy-duty thermally broken cavity wall lintel made from galvanized steel. The Catnic TH90 is designed for use in cavity wal...
View full detailsCatnic's Thermally Broken Lintel (TBL) is the only lintel that guarantees linear thermal transmittance with a psi value of 0.05 W/mK or less. It ...
View full detailsSteel cavity lintels are the top choice for traditionally built brick and blockwork construction projects. The lintels sit invisibly behind the external brickwork while supporting the structure.
Infilled with a polystyrene filler, they reduce condensation and cold bridging too. It is usual for the performance of the steel cavity lintels required on a construction site to be specified by the contractor or client’s architect or structural engineer.
Here’s our brief guide to where to use steel cavity wall lintels.
Steel lintels for cavity walls work well because they are generally much stronger than pre-stressed concrete lintels over larger spans. If your opening is greater than 1500mm (4’ 9”), then you will need to use a steel lintel.
Use a standard lintel for any door or window opening without secondary loads, such as joist ends for timber floor structures. The rule to follow is triangulation.
If there is a minimum of 600mm (2 feet) of brickwork to each side of the opening and no obstructions above, then a standard lintel should be able to support the triangle of masonry directly above.
If you cannot make up a clear triangle over the opening then your lintel will have to take the entire load of all the masonry overhead. If there isn’t 600mm to either side of the opening, then a heavier-duty lintel should be specified.
A heavy-duty lintel is usually required when the masonry wall is supporting a concrete floor, timber joist ends, attic trusses, or where the opening required is wider than a standard window size.
Your architect or structural engineer should be able to flag up any requirement to go for a heavier specification.
Thermal break lintels from Catnic separate the cavity wall masonry leaves, which minimises heat transfer and makes them fully compliant with the Part L energy loss regulations. Simple, yet effective, they are available in standard and heavy-duty specifications.
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