Structural Engineers report

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Hi All
Im just away to build an extension and building regs say that i will prob need a structural engineers report/cert for the outer wall that im removing and installing a lintel. The wall is cavity wall 100mm bricks with a 50mm cavity. The span is 2.7m I was going to put in twin h beams but have since looked at catnics and pre stressed lintels. Does anyone know of an engineers that will provide a certificate online if i just send a copy of the plans. Or would i just put the tech info for a catnic on my plans and hope that it goes through building regs no problem.
Cheers
Oh and its Scottish regs
 
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The wall size and span, although very pertinent, are only part of the equation.

Other factors include, remaining brickwork/blockwork and buttressing, arching, point loading, wind loads, foundations, floor and roof loads etc.

If you can find an on-line solution that can encompass all the relevant factors then give us all the link. ;)
 
Some councils will accept beams upto certain spans without engineers calcs. Ask if yours do.

Otherwise, if you use a standard lintel in a typical situation in accordance with the manufacturers guidelines, then you should not have to provide calculations to justify it
 
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Apologies for paucity of posts: normal service will be resumed after October 14th. :LOL:
 

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