QMG Category: Metal lintels

• 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.

• 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.

For use with timber frame construction. The L7 timber frame lintels must be used in conjunction with lateral restraint clips and a tight fitting timber batten, as shown, to prevent twisting. The L7 range can be supplied to suit wider cavities: e.g. specify L7 75, L7 100. Lintels may be propped to facilitate speed of construction.

For use with timber frame construction. The L7 timber frame lintels must be used in conjunction with lateral restraint clips and a tight fitting timber batten, as shown, to prevent twisting. The L7 range can be supplied to suit wider cavities: e.g. specify L7 75, L7 100. Lintels may be propped to facilitate speed of construction.

For use with timber frame construction. The L7 timber frame lintels must be used in conjunction with lateral restraint clips and a tight fitting timber batten, as shown, to prevent twisting. The L7 range can be supplied to suit wider cavities: e.g. specify L7 75, L7 100. Lintels may be propped to facilitate speed of construction.

For use with timber frame construction. The L7 timber frame lintels must be used in conjunction with lateral restraint clips and a tight fitting timber batten, as shown, to prevent twisting. The L7 range can be supplied to suit wider cavities: e.g. specify L7 75, L7 100. Lintels may be propped to facilitate speed of construction.