Drywall also known as Gypsum Board Partition, It is usually used to make interior walls and partitions. Drywalls have replaced lath and plaster today because it is quick to work with. Drywall is truly a non-load bearing wall system consisting of GI steel frame, which is encased in Gypsum Plaster Board. The Drywalls are attached to each other on either side with self-drilling Drywall Screws. For huge partitions and walls, the joints are taped and finished with jointing compound. Drywalls are more predominant for commercial purposes especially in Hospitals, Corporate Offices, Hotels, Schools & Shopping Malls etc.
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Drywall Partitions, also known as Gypsum Board Partitions or stud walls, offer numerous advantages and benefits in various construction and interior design projects. Here are some of the key advantages of using drywall partitions:
| Thick | 0.40 | 0.50 | 0.55 | 0.60 | 0.90 | |||
| Web | 29/31mm | 34/36mm | 47/49mm | |||||
| Size | 48mm | 51mm** | 64mm** | 70mm | 76mm** | 92mm | 98mm** | 148mm |
| Thick | 0.40 | 0.50 | 0.55 | 0.60 | 0.90 | |||
| Web | 30/30mm | 34/34mm | 50/50mm | |||||
| Size | 50mm | 53mm** | 66mm** | 72mm | 78mm** | 94mm | 100mm** | 150mm |
Begin by carefully planning the layout of the partitions, taking into account the desired dimensions and locations. Measure the wall lengths and heights accurately to determine the required materials.
Wear protective equipment such as gloves, goggles, masks, and hard hats. Drywall dust can irritate the eyes, nose, and throat, and cause respiratory problems. Sharp edges and nails can cause cuts and punctures. Falling objects can cause head injuries. Use the right tools and materials for the job. Make sure the metal studs are straight and aligned, and the gypsum boards are cut to the right size and shape.
Follow the manufacturer's instructions and local building codes. Check the load-bearing capacity and fire rating of the drywall partition system before installing it. Use appropriate fasteners and supports to secure the system to the floor, ceiling, and walls. Leave enough space for electrical wiring, plumbing, and ventilation.
