Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Frangible section or means
Patent
1979-09-06
1981-07-28
Perham, Alfred C.
Static structures (e.g., buildings)
Frangible section or means
52 97, 52204, 52215, 52633, E04B 100, E04C 208
Patent
active
042803080
ABSTRACT:
A lintel for supporting arches over doors, windows and other openings in a wall. The lintel is made of relatively thin sheet metal and has at least one load-carrying shank (5;12,13;19,20), so that the lintel in spite of its thin construction can carry great loads during the walling of the arch. The shank or each shank is provided with a longitudinally extending material weakening (6), e.g. a series of slots, perforations, a groove or similar. Said material weakening forms a fracture indication along which the shank can be folded or broken off, when the motar has set and brickwork has become self-supporting.
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