What i really need to know is do i build the stud wall on top of the completed suspended floor or do i build the stud wall first, and if so do i complete the wall and then add the suspended floor? Thanks.
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Gagrage conversion process
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Why are you spoting this again? 
http://www.diynot.com/forums/building/gargae-conversion-process.298671/
http://www.diynot.com/forums/building/gargae-conversion-process.298671/
Im not. This question hasnt been fully answered. So instead of providing answers you troll around questioning peoples questions?
I've read through the previous post and it seems to be fairly well answered.
Generally speaking you would fit the floor timbers, and the flooring material so that you have a base upon which to then build everything else including stud partitioning, though this is not a set precedent.
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