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Full pallet material consumption and amounts you may require when using 300 mm isohemp blocks
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Trowels, cutting saw (electric /hand saw).
Full pallet material consumption and amounts you may require when using 300 mm isohemp blocks
Possible Additional products needed.
Trowels, cutting saw (electric /hand saw).
Full pallet material consumption and amounts you may require when using 300 mm isohemp blocks
Possible Additional products needed.
Trowels, cutting saw (electric /hand saw).
Full pallet material consumption and amounts you may require when using 300 mm isohemp blocks
Possible Additional products needed.
Trowels, cutting saw (electric /hand saw).
It is imperative to always provide a minimum bearing length of 20cm on either side of the window for openings up to 2m. For openings over 2m, a 30cm support is required on each side. For walls that are 30cm thick you can use a U block to create two concrete beams of 60cm in length each and thus reduce the length of support to 15cm on each side of the bay.
The choice of lintel is therefore as follows: opening to be covered + (2 x 20cm or 30cm) = minimum length of the lintel.
It is imperative to always provide a minimum bearing length of 20cm on either side of the window for openings up to 2m. For openings over 2m, a 30cm support is required on each side. For walls that are 30cm thick you can use a U block to create two concrete beams of 60cm in length each and thus reduce the length of support to 15cm on each side of the bay.
The choice of lintel is therefore as follows: opening to be covered + (2 x 20cm or 30cm) = minimum length of the lintel.
It is imperative to always provide a minimum bearing length of 20cm on either side of the window for openings up to 2m. For openings over 2m, a 30cm support is required on each side. For walls that are 30cm thick you can use a U block to create two concrete beams of 60cm in length each and thus reduce the length of support to 15cm on each side of the bay.
The choice of lintel is therefore as follows: opening to be covered + (2 x 20cm or 30cm) = minimum length of the lintel.
It is imperative to always provide a minimum bearing length of 20cm on either side of the window for openings up to 2m. For openings over 2m, a 30cm support is required on each side. For walls that are 30cm thick you can use a U block to create two concrete beams of 60cm in length each and thus reduce the length of support to 15cm on each side of the bay.
The choice of lintel is therefore as follows: opening to be covered + (2 x 20cm or 30cm) = minimum length of the lintel.
It is imperative to always provide a minimum bearing length of 20cm on either side of the window for openings up to 2m. For openings over 2m, a 30cm support is required on each side. For walls that are 30cm thick you can use a U block to create two concrete beams of 60cm in length each and thus reduce the length of support to 15cm on each side of the bay.
The choice of lintel is therefore as follows: opening to be covered + (2 x 20cm or 30cm) = minimum length of the lintel.
