Bricks, Blocks & Lintels

Proven, viable and lasting building products

Bricks

Bricks are an inherently sustainable building material. They are durable, require little or no maintenance and can be recycled at the end of their use. They also contribute to thermal mass, resulting in buildings which need less energy for heating and cooling. Norman Piette stock a range of over 10 types of quality bricks in many colours from Forterra, Ibstock and Wienerberger.

The types stocked are: Windsor, Common, Claydon Red, Concrete, Heather, Warnham Red, Red Engineering and Capping.

Blocks

Our standard concrete blocks are ideal for foundation walls and structures. Made of high quality concrete they can be used in many different types of projects with ensured long lasting strength. Available from stock in sizes:

  • 4x6x18″
  • 4x9x18″
  • 6x9x18″

Lintels

Two types of concrete lintels are available, all of which are high performing, and CE marked meaning they are subject to the most stringent tests.

All of our concrete lintels are prestressed meaning they have heightened strength by way of steel wires, which have been set to high tension running through the middle of the lintel.

Standard Lintel

The most cost-effective option for use with load bearing walls.

Designed to support:

• Masonry loads
• Uniformly distributed timber floor loads
• Uniformly distributed roof loads
• Concrete floor loads
• Attic truss loads
• Point loads: compound trusses, steel beams, etc.

Available in sizes from 65x100x900 up to 65x100x1800mm and 100x145x900 up to 100x145x2700mm.

High Strength Lintel

Similar to standard lintels, but with increased load bearing capabilities.

Designed to support:

• Masonry loads
• Uniformly distributed timber floor loads
• Uniformly distributed roof loads
• Concrete floor loads
• Attic truss loads
• Point loads: compound trusses, steel beams, etc.

Steel lintels are also available to special order.

For further information on Bricks, Blocks & Lintels, call us on +44 (0) 1481 245801 or email sales@norman-piette.com.

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