Interior Walls & Partitions: Dry Construction, Sound Insulation and Fire Protection
Internal walls and cladding determine a building’s sound insulation, fire protection and speed of construction. Here you will find dry construction systems using plasterboard and metal studs for new partitions and cladding of existing walls, sound insulation for partition walls, EI90 fire-rated partitions and fire protection solutions for structures, suitable for use in public assembly spaces. The guides also cover the details that determine the outcome: screw selection, classification of rendering materials by particle size, and a cost comparison between dry construction and conventional brickwork. ARGYNET specifies the entire system, from the framework to the finish, and calculates material requirements per m².
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Is dry construction a more cost-effective solution than building with bricks?
Dry construction or brick? The proper comparison: a wall ready for painting, labour costs, time, rubble, loads, insulation and usable space — and where brick co
Wall Cladding using Dry Construction
Direct bonding, on a framework or loose-lay: which method solves which problem, why bonded installation compromises sound insulation and how to prevent mould.
Interior Dry Construction Partitions
How to install a dry construction partition correctly: thickness per CW stud, panel per space, filling with stone wool, construction steps and load-bearing capa
Sound insulation of partition walls using dry construction
Sound insulation of partition walls using dry construction: mass, stone wool, decoupling and sealing. New wall or loose cladding of an existing wall, with layer
Which screw should I choose for dry construction?
Which screw for which board and which framework: TN or TB, XTN for Diamant and Ultra Board, alkali-resistant screws for cement board, length, density and the 5
EI90 fire-rated partition using dry construction
EI 90 is a certified assembly, not a single board: W112 system, maximum height, sequence of works, 10 inspection points and the errors that invalidate the test.
Fire Protection for Public Assembly Spaces: Bars, Restaurants, Halls
Smoke is deadly in bars and halls: acoustic treatment with A2-s1,d0 instead of foam panels, partition walls from slab to slab, circulation routes, kitchens and
Fire protection of structures
Reaction to fire or fire resistance? What do A1, A2-s1,d0 and EI mean? Why does stone wool not have an EI rating? Where is the fire resistance lost, and what do
How are rendering materials classified according to their particle size distribution in dry construction?
Which material at which stage: joint filling with Uniflott or Fugenfüller, trowelling with Fill & Finish, Q4 finishing with Super Finish, tapes and the Q1–Q4 le
