on one side of the partition was a wetroom (18mm ply + limestone tiles) and on the other side 12.5mm plasterboard? Or should I go for 4x2 for extra strength?
Would 3x2 timber be ok for a stud wall if...
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Thanks.
Also, is there a way of fixing the head plate to an RSJ? The stud wall will be running parallel along the underside of the RSJ. The sill will be ok because I can screw it to the chipboard flloring and glue it but with the head plate that clearly will not be possible. The BCO mentioned some sort of tie that you can get??
Also, is there a way of fixing the head plate to an RSJ? The stud wall will be running parallel along the underside of the RSJ. The sill will be ok because I can screw it to the chipboard flloring and glue it but with the head plate that clearly will not be possible. The BCO mentioned some sort of tie that you can get??
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