Masonry Magazine July 2008 Page. 9

Words: Shelly Carney, Brett Martin, Chuck Eastman, Carney User
Masonry Magazine July 2008 Page. 9

Masonry Magazine July 2008 Page. 9
DUR-O-WAL
BY DAYTON SUPERIOR

HANDLES WIDE LOADS
SPAN OPENINGS UP TO 38 ft.

INTRODUCING THE DA9200 PowerSPAN L2 STEEL LINTEL

A unique, patented galvanized steel design that eliminates columns and is lighter and safer to install than precast or "old style" angle iron lintels. Improve your speed and safety on the jobsite. Ask your Dur-O-Wal Distributor about the new Powers Lintels.

■COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION
■EASILY SET BY ONE PERSON
NO LIFTING EQUIPMENT
NEVER CHIPS OR CRACKS LIKE PRE-CAST LINTELS

Go to DaytonSuperior.com/MasonrySpecials to get a $500 rebate
DAYTONSUPERIOR.COM 888.977.9600 | BUILDING STRENGTH
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