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Thread: Stud wall - Does size matter?
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1st June 2012, 08:50 AM #1
Stud wall - Does size matter?
Hi,
I am renovating an old timber framed church in Tasmania and want to put up a few non load bearing internal walls to partition off a couple of bedrooms and a bathroom.
The ceiling is sloped and at its highest point is 3.1metres high, at the lowest about 2.4metres.
From everything I have read it is hard to tell if I should be using 90x45 or 90x35 or 75x45 or 75x35.
I was planning on spacing the studs 600 apart, but this can change to 450 if needed to suit the smaller sizes.
If possible I would like to use 75x35 but need to ensure it meets the corect standards.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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