QMG Category: Metal lintels

For 100mm Interior Solid Walls.

Offers a cost effective solution for standard duty loads.

Universal application caters for all loading conditions:

• Direct floor or roof load
• Supports concrete floor loads
• Supports point loads e.g. steel beams
• Duplex corrosion protection: Ensures optimum durability and longevity
• Built in plaster key: Ensures excellent plaster adhesion and safety on site

For 100mm Interior Solid Walls.

Offers a cost effective solution for standard duty loads.

Universal application caters for all loading conditions:

• Direct floor or roof load
• Supports concrete floor loads
• Supports point loads e.g. steel beams
• Duplex corrosion protection: Ensures optimum durability and longevity
• Built in plaster key: Ensures excellent plaster adhesion and safety on site

• Extra Heavy Duty
• Internal insulation: Maximising thermal efficiency minimising cold bridging
• Duplex corrosion protection: Ensures optimum durability and longevity
• Built in DPC: Saves time in construction and means cavity is easy to clean without risk of damage to DPC
• Built in plaster key: With staggered slots applied to the perforated steel baseplate

Technical Information

Inner Leaf: 100 – 115mm

Cavity: 90 – 105mm

Outer Leaf: 100 – 105mm

• Standard lengths are available in increments of 150mm at lengths up to 3000mm, 300mm at lengths from 3000mm – 4800mm (including 4575 but excluding 4500mm).
• The SWL (safe working load) is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over maximum span using 150mm end bearings.
• All timber frame models must be secured with restraint clips (supplied) and a batten (not supplied) to prevent lateral deflection (twist) during the building stage to achieve the loading figures shown.
• Timber frame lintels should be suitable propped during construction.

• Standard lengths are available in increments of 150mm at lengths up to 3000mm, 300mm at lengths from 3000mm – 4800mm (including 4575 but excluding 4500mm).
• The SWL (safe working load) is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over maximum span using 150mm end bearings.
• All timber frame models must be secured with restraint clips (supplied) and a batten (not supplied) to prevent lateral deflection (twist) during the building stage to achieve the loading figures shown.
• Timber frame lintels should be suitable propped during construction.

• Standard lengths are available in increments of 150mm at lengths up to 3000mm, 300mm at lengths from 3000mm – 4800mm (including 4575 but excluding 4500mm).
• The SWL (safe working load) is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over maximum span using 150mm end bearings.
• All timber frame models must be secured with restraint clips (supplied) and a batten (not supplied) to prevent lateral deflection (twist) during the building stage to achieve the loading figures shown.
• Timber frame lintels should be suitable propped during construction.

• Standard lengths are available in increments of 150mm at lengths up to 3000mm, 300mm at lengths from 3000mm – 4800mm (including 4575 but excluding 4500mm).
• The SWL (safe working load) is based on the total UDL (uniform distributed load) over maximum span using 150mm end bearings.
• All timber frame models must be secured with restraint clips (supplied) and a batten (not supplied) to prevent lateral deflection (twist) during the building stage to achieve the loading figures shown.
• Timber frame lintels should be suitable propped during construction.