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Lintel related wall cracks

· p. 62

Two brick masonry wall elevations show lintel-related cracking above window openings. The left elevation depicts stair-step cracks in the mortar joints above the window, identified as a pattern commonly associated with l

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Lintel related wall cracks

· p. 71

Two brick veneer wall elevations illustrate lintel-related cracking above window openings. The left elevation shows stepped cracking through mortar joints above the window, associated with a sagging lintel due to undersi

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 60

The cutaway illustrates a window opening in a brick veneer wall with an angle-shaped steel lintel at the head. The exposed lintel has a horizontal leg supporting the brickwork above the opening and a vertical leg behind

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 71

The cutaway illustration shows a window opening in a brick veneer wall. A steel angle lintel is exposed at the head of the opening, with its horizontal leg supporting the brickwork above. An annotation specifies that the

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Steel lintel in brick veneer wall

· p. 72

A cutaway view shows a window opening in a brick veneer wall with a steel angle lintel at its head. The lintel's horizontal leg supports the brickwork above the opening, while its vertical leg rises behind the veneer. Th

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Wood lintel in solid masonry wall

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The illustration shows a window opening in a solid brick masonry wall. A wood lintel spans the head of the opening, bearing on masonry at each end and supporting the brickwork above. A row of masonry units forms the sill

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Lintel loads in a masonry wall

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The illustration shows a window opening in a running-bond brick masonry wall. A horizontal lintel spans the top of the opening and extends onto the masonry on either side. A shaded, roughly triangular area of brick above