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Timber Frame
Timber stud partitions
Our range of timber partition lining specifications are non-loadbearing and constructed using modern drylining techniques. They are designed for both new and existing buildings.
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Timber stud partitions
Description
Non-loadbearing timber frame partitions lined with British Gypsum plasterboard is a lightweight alternative to masonry construction.
Timber frame internal partitions are used in both new-build and refurbishment projects, and are often specified as fire and sound resisting walls in residential applications to meet requirements of national building regulations.
Gyproc plasterboards are used to line the timber stud framing, and Isover insulation products can be used to further enhance the sound insulation performance.
Timber frame internal partitions are used in both new-build and refurbishment projects, and are often specified as fire and sound resisting walls in residential applications to meet requirements of national building regulations.
Gyproc plasterboards are used to line the timber stud framing, and Isover insulation products can be used to further enhance the sound insulation performance.
Key facts
- Non-loadbearing partitions.
- Substantiated specifications available with 63mm timber studs.
- Using different combinations of board and insulation, various system options are available with fire resistance periods of 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes to BS EN 1364-1.
- Demonstrates compliance with Building Regulation Approved Document E (England and Wales) and Section 5 (Scotland) for internal partitions.
- Fixing Gyproc plasterboard with Gyproc Drywall Screws minimises the risk of fixing defects.
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