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Pocket Lintel Guide Released By Catnic

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Oct 13 2003

The UK’s leading manufacturer of lintels and building components, Catnic, has released their new “Lintel Pocket Guide”. The new guide is a fully comprehensive guide in a lightweight yet hard wearing format that will fit comfortably into a pocket or glove compartment.

The guide recognises that builders need easy access to information on site and don’t want to be reliant on bulky manuals. The full colour, handy, easy to use guide outlines the full Catnic lintel range and includes technical information and in-situ diagrams. Additionally it includes advice on selection and installation of Catnic lintels by the use of reference tables and diagrams.

Source: Communique Public Relations

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