How to Replace a Lintel

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Lintels are load-bearing beams that are both functionally and ascetically important. Watch as we replace this 150 year old lintel with a new but historically accurate substitute.
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18 июл 2012

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@RA30st08 10 лет назад

So.....you don't need to support the wall above?? Isn't there a chance it could all topple down? Or is that only after significant time? I want to knock out a doorway that was once a doorway but is now bricked in and part of a supporting wall. So can I just knock through and put in a lintel asap and everything should be fine?

@jaylii2696 7 лет назад

Hi I'm hoping you can help with my project. I am planning on installing the Volcano Plus fireplace insert into my existing masonry fireplace but I want to build out from the old firebox one foot along the whole wall so I can build new built-in bookshelves that the fireplace is flush with. How should I prepare the space for the insert in the areas where it is not set in the old firebox? Is it safe to use metal studs/cement board and firerated roxul to fill in the empty spaces? The insert is Supreme Fireplaces Volcano Plus. Thanks for your help, James

@askthechimneysweep 7 лет назад

James, I don't want to confuse the matter. Let's keep this simple: I've also used metal studs and cement boards on many installations. I would look up the manufacturer's instructions and install it based on its UL listing.