Lintel Repairs

Look for cracks in the masonry above the windows and doors. Vertical stepped cracks in the brickwork are a clear sign that the lintel has failed.
These cracks usually appear diagonally up and in from the top corners of the windows.
Failed lintels may cause bulging masonry and should not extend beyond the width of the window or door.

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Window Lintel Repair

SCS04	How to repair failed lintels in solid walls using Helical Bars
SCS05	Crack stitching a solid wall using Helical Wire
SMA01	Masonry arch pinning of separated brick rings, through brick faces using Grout Ties
SMS07	How to repair failed lintels in cavity walls using helical bar
SMS08	Repair of failed lintels in rendered solid walls using helical reinforcing bar
SMS09	How to repair failed soldier course lintels using helical bar and grout ties
SMS10	Repair of failed soldier course lintels using helical bar and mechanical remedial wall ties
SMS11	Repair of failed expanded metal lath (EML) lintels using helical bar and mechanical remedial wall ties
SMS12	Repair of a failed lintel, with cavity tray in brickwork above opening, by pinning through cavity tray using Helical Bar and Mechanical Remedial Wall Ties
SMS13	How to repair a failed lintel, with cavity tray in brickwork above opening, by pinning back to concrete lintel using helical reinforcing bar and grout ties in rendered cavity walls using StrucSol Ultrabar
SMS14	Repair of failed lintels in solid walls using Helical Bar
SMS15	How to repair failed lintels in rendered cavity walls using StrucSol Ultrabar
SMS16	Repairing a failed solid brick arch lintel using helical bar and grout ties
SMS17	Repair of failed brick solid arch lintels using StrucSol Ultrabar and Mechanical Remedial Wall Ties