What Is Lintel Level?

The level between the top portion of the window and the top slab is called the Lintel level. The lintel is provided above the door and window to transfer the upward wall load to the surrounding wall. The lintel is generally made up of Reinforced concrete or cement mortar.

Sill is the base of the window i.e. the level from the floor of the room from which window starts (moving upwards).The window finishes at the top at the lintel level. A window sill may be equal to or greater than the width of the brickwork beneath it.

What Is Plinth Level?

The plinth is the part of the superstructure between the top of the tie beam at the finished ground level (the top level of the soil surrounding the structure that has been prepared and leveled before construction) and theu00a0floor level of the building( the ground floor level inside the building).

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