5.2.2 SPECIAL SYSTEMS - Shaft wall + studs wall lining

5.2.2 SPECIAL SYSTEMS - Shaft wall + studs wall lining

Partition consisting of a frame made from 90-mm wide, 0.7-mm thick galvanised steel plate profiles, with Pladur® CH-90 studs and Pladur® E-90 studs (vertical elements), spaced 600 mm on centre, and Pladur® J-92 channels (horizontal elements). On the inaccessible (hollow area) a partition side is created by fitting a 25-mm thick Pladur® CH board with E-90 first and last studs and CH-90 studs in between, having a continuous band of Pladur® intumescent acoustic sealant between both materials. Three 15-mm thick Pladur® F boards, including joint treatment, are screwed to the accessible side of the partition. Next, on the accessible side, an independent wall lining is installed, consisting of a structure of profiles of galvanized steel sheet metal on Pladur® studs and channels (horizontal elements), on whose interior side, depending on the height to be covered, the studs must be braced with angular pieces that are attached to the core of the studs and the Pladur® CH partition, leaving a minimum space of 10 mm between the frame and the partition. On the exterior side of this structure one or more Pladur® (N, I or H1) plasterboards are screwed on. Commensurate amounts of Pladur® materials: screws, compounds, joint tape, resilient/acoustic perimeter joints, etc., as well as anchors for channels on the floor and ceiling, etc. Completely finished with Quality Level 1 (Q1) for tile finishes, laminates, furring, etc., with Level 2 (Q2), Level 3 (Q3), Level 4 (Q4), except on the inaccessible side of the system. Core of each Pladur® structure filled completely with mineral wool. Installed according to Pladur® recommendations, UNE 102043 Standard and CTE requirements.

Specification

Wall for all kinds of shafts, when high fire protection and/or acoustic insulation is required, or when difficult access means the shafts must be installed from the outside only.

Technical specification

Unique ref.pladur_5_se_5_22
Product family5. Sistemas especiales PLADUR®
Product group5.2. Tabiques CH
TypeObject (single object)
Date of publishing2017-06-22
Edition number1

Links

Product urlhttps://sistemasselector.etexgroup.com/selectorf2/sistemas/sistemas-especiales.aspx
Installation instructionshttps://corporativo.pladur.com/-/dam/manual-tecnico-es-pladur.pdf/pi99466/original/manual-tecnico-es-pladur.pdf?v=-1514606774
Instruction videohttps://www.youtube.com/user/CanalPladur
Product certificationhttps://corporate.pladur.com/en/tools-and-services/download-documents/?filter=DocumentType.eq.Certificate&page=1&page_size=12&sort=Id&sort_type=desc
Technical descriptionhttps://corporate.pladur.com/en/systems-category/special-systems-pladur/

Material mainGypsum
Material secondaryPlaster
Designed inSpain
Manufactured inSpain

Classification

BIMobject CategoryWalls - Internal Walls
IFC classificationWall
UNSPSC nameGypsum board
UNSPSC code30161509
Uniclass 2015 CodeSs_25_10_30_35
Uniclass 2015 DescriptionGypsum board partition systems
CSI MasterFormat 2014 Code09 21 16.33
CSI MasterFormat 2014 TitleGypsum Board Area Separation Wall Assemblies
OmniClass Number23-15 11 11 11
OmniClass TitleGypsum Board Fixed Partitions
CSI UniFormat II CodeC1010
CSI UniFormat II TitlePartitions

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