Steel angle lintels should be at least 1/4 in. (6 mm) thick with a horizontal leg of at least 3 1/2 in. (90 mm) for use with nominal 4 in. (100 mm) thick brick, and 3 in. (75 mm) for use with nominal …

Use the Quick Selection Table to find an appropriate profile and length for the required span and Construction Category (see page 4). Include end bearing lengths of 100mm on both ends of …

Long Span Lintels Large masonry openings can require heavy and expensive steel lintels. However, many building code officials recognize an alternate method of support that …

Attention: The 90x90x5 OZLintel meets or exceeds spans provided by 75x75x6 & 75x75x8 in the above table and is a straight substitution. The 90x90x5 OZLintel provides a 6% weight saving …

These span tables provide details for building houses using standard practices and traditional materials. Point loads are not covered by these tables. on the masonry over an opening. A …

Safe working loads indicated are based on the clear span plus 150mm of bearing each end. Our lintels can be cut to length as required.

Use the simple guides in this brochure and select the right Galintel® every time for peace of mind, superior performance, long life and durability. Genuine Galintel® hot-dip galvanised steel …

In these tables the deflection limits for bearers and lintels are span/240 or 15mm for G+0.7Q and span/360 or 10mm for 0.7Q. The deflection limits for strutting beams are span/180 or 20mm for …

steel lintel span table for internal wall opening section diagram le udl 1 load diagram s355 steel lintels section maximum clear span max dlmax lld+l deflection padstone to each end of beam …

This table lists the maximum-size opening a certain lintel size is allowed to span based on the number of stories above the lintel. Note c stipulates that other steel members can be used as …

Our guide shows you step by step how to choose the right lintel for your project. Contact our team for expert advice.

Use either steel angle or reinforced lintel to span opening. Explore a searchable database of US construction and building code. Code regulations are consolidated by state and city for easier …

All Galintel® Steel Lintels & T-Bars must be propped before bricklaying. Props must be no further than 1.2m apart and must remain in place until mortar has fully cured.

The load allows for 100mm blockwork with 13mm of render on both faces. Loads are for indicative purposes only and appropriate lintel selection and load calculation is the responsibility of the …

Use the Quick Selection Table to find an appropriate profile and length for the required span and Construction Category (see page 4). Include end bearing lengths of 100mm on both ends of …

Dec 31, 2024 · Header (or Lintel): The horizontal beam spanning the opening, supporting the load above. Span: The width of the opening the header covers. Load: The weight bearing down on …

UKLintels detailed diagram of our load tables for steel & concrete lintels. These can be confusing, this guide will help you understand them.