Stud wall - corner detail

[Jupiter01]

Hi All,

I am erecting a stud wall for a bedroom and it needs to turn at a right angle. I have seen different suggestions online and was wondering what you recommend. Here is what I found:

Also, what's the advice on noggins. Should they be at the same level or at alternate heights?

Finally, as these walls will have floor to ceiling wardrobes, do i need to place noggins at a particular height.

Thanks

 

[foxhole]

Looks fine .
Alternate noggins allows easier fixing from each side. If you want to fix to the wall consider a sheet of 11mm OSB under the plasterboard for easy fixing anywhere on the wall.

 

[Jupiter01]

Thanks @foxhole. Is there any best practice on how I should stagger the noggins and how many are required in a height of 2.20m?
Do you have any experience of floor to ceiling wardrobes? I am wondering, how I know where to position these noggins in relation to where the fixing points for these wardrobes may be.

 

[foxhole]

Thanks @foxhole. Is there any best practice on how I should stagger the noggins and how many are required in a height of 2.20m?
Do you have any experience of floor to ceiling wardrobes? I am wondering, how I know where to position these noggins in relation to where the fixing points for these wardrobes may be.

A couple of noggins per section will do, if you line with osb does not matter where the noggins are as you can fix anywhere .

 

[Jupiter01]

oh, you are suggesting that I screw the OSB board onto the studs and then attach plaster to this and in future use it as a surface to screw the wardrobes?

 

[Deleted member 174758]

The OSB becomes a patress and noggins all in one. It will carry weight and brace the studwork

 

[Jupiter01]

sorry on the noggins, one of the benefit on putting them at the same height is that I know where to screw. Is that a concern when you alternate them? I've met a few buiders who suggest that alternating is a lot stronger and I've often seen them place noggins at random heights but how do they then locate them for screwing??

 

[Jupiter01]

hi, can someone please help with the above question. Many thanks