PRECAST LINTELS
PRECAST LINTELS – A RELIABLE AND EFFICIENT SOLUTION FOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Precast lintels are an important structural element in construction, providing strength around openings such as doors and windows. They help to maintain the integrity and safety of the overall building structure.
For specifiers, choosing the right lintel is important to the success of any project.
Precast concrete lintels offer numerous benefits compared with in-situ concrete components or lintels manufactured from other materials e.g. steel. They are manufactured off-site under controlled conditions, ensuring consistent quality, strength, and durability.
At FP McCann, we manufacture and supply precast lintels for construction projects across the UK. We are a family-run business and combine technical expertise with a strong commitment to supporting our client base.
Our team works closely with architects, main contractors, and sub-contractors to provide reliable, high-quality products backed by full technical support, from initial design to final installation.
WHY CHOOSE PRECAST LINTELS FOR YOUR PROJECT?
Precast lintels are structural elements used to span openings in walls, such as windows and doors. They are designed to carry the load of the structure above the opening and transfer it safely to the surrounding masonry or framework.
Without a properly specified lintel, the stability of the wall or building can be compromised.
Specifying precast lintels brings many benefits for architects, main contractors and sub-contractors.


APPLICATIONS OF PRECAST LINTELS
Precast lintels can be used across a wide range of construction sectors due to their strength, durability, and ease of installation.
Residential developments
In residential projects, precast lintels are commonly used to span window and door openings in houses, apartment blocks, and housing developments.
They provide a simple, reliable solution that fits with brickwork, blockwork, or stone facades.
Commercial buildings
In commercial construction, such as offices, retail spaces, and industrial units, precast lintels are used to support larger spans and heavier loadings.
Their consistent quality ensures that they meet both structural performance and aesthetic requirements, especially when used alongside other precast elements like wall panels or cladding.
Infrastructure projects
Civils and infrastructure works often require heavy-duty solutions. Precast lintels are used in projects like bridge works, tunnels, culverts, and retaining walls to support substantial structural loads.
HOW FP MCCANN SUPPORTS YOUR PROJECT WITH PRECAST LINTELS
Here at FP McCann, we work closely with architects, main contractors and sub-contractors to design and manufacture precast lintels that meet the specific structural, dimensional, and aesthetic needs of a project.
Our design team gets involved early in the process, helping clients develop lintel solutions that integrate efficiently into their wider structural or architectural plans.
We provide full technical support, including detailed drawings and load calculations, ensuring the bespoke lintels comply with all relevant building standards and regulations.
If your project requires a custom approach, we are ready to support you from design to installation with our full range of precast lintels and components.

GET IN TOUCH FOR PROJECT SUCCESS
If you need reliable, high-quality precast lintels for your next project, speak to our team here at FP McCann. You can telephone us on 01606 843500 (Byley Depot) or 01476 562277 (Grantham Depot) or email us at sales@fpmccann.co.uk
By partnering with FP McCann, architects, contractors, and developers can access high-quality precast solutions that align with sustainability goals while delivering superior performance and durability.
With over 45 years history in the UK construction sector, FP McCann understands the challenges construction professionals face, and we are committed to making your project a success.
Our team is ready to assist you with everything from initial consultation and design support to manufacturing, delivery, and on-site installation.