Wide Outer Leaf Steel Lintels
Wide outer leaf steel lintels or WOL for short are manufactured with an outer leaf of up to 150mm. As with most of our steel lintels they can support many loads from masonry loads through to floor loads, again with HD (heavy duty) options available.
The biggest advantage of wide outer leaf steel lintels is their ability to be used for real stone on the outer. Because stone is generally wider than brickwork, a WOL steel lintel is the perfect choice for this type of material. We can also offer a flexible solution for even wide stone work by combining lintels.
Stressline WOL products are available in the usual 50, 70, 90, 110, 130 and 150mm cavity widths with HD, XHD (extra heavy duty) and CXHD (composite extra heavy duty) variants also available. Please see our steel lintel load tables for more information.
For more information on wide outer leaf steel lintel sizes and prices please download the brochure section below. For the full brochure you can download it from our downloads page.
Applications
Stressline wide outer leaf steel lintels are designed to support:
The wide outer leaf can be up to 150mm in width, and is the ideal choice for specifiers when buildings are being designed with stone on the outside.
Advantages
Our wide outer leaf lintels are easy to install and are often specified when there is stone on the outer leaf. They are galvanised steel, and thus robust and strong.
It offers excellent thermal efficiency with built-in continuous insulation.
Wide outer leaf leaf lintels also have a built-in plaster key or a perforated base plate to inner flange.
Wide outer leaf steel lintel load span tables
To download our wide outer leaf steel lintel load span tables, please click the button below. This brochure section has details of our WOL steel lintels only. To download the full brochure, please navigate to our downloads page. For more information on our wide outer leaf steel lintel prices, please download our steel lintel price list, or contact your local ASM – you can see who that is on our ‘who to contact’ page or email us directly.