Wood Lintel
A wood lintel is a wood header used to support the structure above openings in wood frame walls, ensuring stability for doorways and windows.
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Definition
A Wood Lintel is a wood header placed over openings in wood frame wall construction.
Purpose
The purpose of a wood lintel is to support the weight of the structure above openings such as doors and windows, transferring loads to the surrounding wall.
Examples of Use
- Door Frames: Supporting the wall above door openings.
- Window Frames: Providing support for the wall above window openings.
- Openings in Walls: Bearing loads above any framed openings.
Related Terms
- Header: A horizontal support across the top of an opening.
- Beam: A horizontal structural member that supports loads.
- Stud: Vertical framing members in walls.
Notes
Wood lintels must be sized and installed correctly to handle the loads they support and ensure the structural integrity of the wall.
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