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12th November 2009, 03:50 AM #1
Do I need noggings for a 3mtr plasterboard wall?
Hi guys! I am building a partition wall in my house. The wall will be 2800 long, and 2700 high. I will be using 64 mm Rondo metal stud (or similar.) and will be using 10 mm plasterboard sheets. I was wondering if I needed to use a row of nogging for this wall? I also wondered if I should use the 0.55 mm stud, or 0.75 mm.
A secondary question for those in the know (I was just going to cross the bridge when it came.) i will be having a door in the wall, and I am using a metal frame. Should I use track stud/channel for the "housing" of the door frame, or is normal stud adequate?
I am a bit stuck as to how I will provide enough stiffness where the door frame will go.
Thanks alot for any help. :) :2tsup:
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