GI Steel Lintel

Being a leader in the industry, we are engaged in offering a qualitative range of 150mm Galvanized Steel Lintel to our clients.

Advantages Of Using “NE Lintels”:

• NE Lintels are available in standard sizes and customized sizes as required.
• The major advantage that lintels over the prestressed concrete is the strength to weight ratio. Lintels promise better load bearing capacity.
• Easy to use. As such does not need involvement of skilled mason.
• Huge amount of construction time and labour is saved compared to conventional RCC lintel construction practices.
• Since because it is just about placing the readymade lintel atop the window or door and continue with further brickwork, the construction job is completed in a quick time and labour cost is also saved.
• Highly Durable and aesthetically beautiful.
• Resistant to any climatic extremities.

Installation Procedure

• NE Lintels must have a minimum end bearing of 150mm on each side of the opening, bedded on mortar. (150mm bearing for openings below 1.8 mtr and 200mm for openings above 1.8 mtr).
• The lintel should be in level along its length and across its width. Masonry built must be laid on a mortar bed and all perpendicular joints to be filled with mortar.
• Temporary propping beneath a steel lintel is practised to facilitate speed of construction. Care should be taken to avoid shock loading on lintels when doing masonry work above it.
• The bracket can be used for bearing of lintel when the wall is not present for bearing purpose. Mark the hole location first then make a drill using 5mm drill bit and then fix bracket by plumbing nails with flat washers.

Steps:

• Lintels shall be simply supported at each solid base using a minimum end bearing of 150-200mm as prescribed for suitable length.
• Check lintels should not be cut to length or used if damaged.
• Lintels must always be used within their weight capacity (see lintels loading table) or other size suggested by us as site situation.
• Mortor should be applied before placing lintel on wall.
• Keep lintel in level along its length and across its width.
• Apply mortor inside lintel before starting masonry work.
• Use props for support at center of the lintel for span above 1 mtr to avoid deflection.
• Do not remove the props until the masonry work touches the slab bottom or rigid surface above the lintel and masonry should be totally dry.
• Plastering can be done after masonry work done. No need to use any mesh for bonding. Perforation helps for strong bonding between lintel and mortor.
• If wall is not present for bearing at another end of the lintel then use bracket of the same lintel width for bearing.
• Mark the hole location first then make a drill using 5mm drill bit. Then fix bracket by using plumbing nails or screws (for screws use pvc plugs) also use flat washers for nail.

Benefits:

• Robust & Rust Proof Design
• Extremely Time Saving
• Cost Saving upto 50%
• Mason can Install it while Masonry work
• Maximum Perforations for strong plaster bonding
• High Strenght to weight ratio
• No curing required
• Easy To Handle due to Light weight

The best quality Steel Lintels with hot dip galvanised coating for best corrosion resistance. 100% corrosion resistant material.

• Production Capacity: 400 Per Day
• Delivery Time: 10-15 Days

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Advantages Of Using “NE Lintels”:

• NE Lintels are available in standard sizes and customized sizes as required.
• The major advantage that lintels over the prestressed concrete is the strength to weight ratio. Lintels promise better load bearing capacity.
• Easy to use. As such does not need involvement of skilled mason.
• Huge amount of construction time and labour is saved compared to conventional RCC lintel construction practices.
• Since because it is just about placing the readymade lintel atop the window or door and continue with further brickwork, the construction job is completed in a quick time and labour cost is also saved.
• Highly Durable and aesthetically beautiful.
• Resistant to any climatic extremities.

Installation Procedure

• NE Lintels must have a minimum end bearing of 150mm on each side of the opening, bedded on mortar. (150mm bearing for openings below 1.8 mtr and 200mm for openings above 1.8 mtr).
• The lintel should be in level along its length and across its width. Masonry built must be laid on a mortar bed and all perpendicular joints to be filled with mortar.
• Temporary propping beneath a steel lintel is practised to facilitate speed of construction. Care should be taken to avoid shock loading on lintels when doing masonry work above it.
• The bracket can be used for bearing of lintel when the wall is not present for bearing purpose. Mark the hole location first then make a drill using 5mm drill bit and then fix bracket by plumbing nails with flat washers.

Steps:

• Lintels shall be simply supported at each solid base using a minimum end bearing of 150-200mm as prescribed for suitable length.
• Check lintels should not be cut to length or used if damaged.
• Lintels must always be used within their weight capacity (see lintels loading table) or other size suggested by us as site situation.
• Mortor should be applied before placing lintel on wall.
• Keep lintel in level along its length and across its width.
• Apply mortor inside lintel before starting masonry work.
• Use props for support at center of the lintel for span above 1 mtr to avoid deflection.
• Do not remove the props until the masonry work touches the slab bottom or rigid surface above the lintel and masonry should be totally dry.
• Plastering can be done after masonry work done. No need to use any mesh for bonding. Perforation helps for strong bonding between lintel and mortor.
• If wall is not present for bearing at another end of the lintel then use bracket of the same lintel width for bearing.
• Mark the hole location first then make a drill using 5mm drill bit. Then fix bracket by using plumbing nails or screws (for screws use pvc plugs) also use flat washers for nail.

Benefits:

• Robust & Rust Proof Design
• Extremely Time Saving
• Cost Saving upto 50%
• Mason can Install it while Masonry work
• Maximum Perforations for strong plaster bonding
• High Strenght to weight ratio
• No curing required
• Easy To Handle due to Light weight

• Item Code: GIL_100x50_PGIL

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