What Is a Partition Wall?

Temporary Interior Walls

Uses of Temporary Interior Wall

1. It divides a room and creates a separate space for another bedroom.
2. It can create a small office in a large room.
3. It covers all sewage lines and plumbing lines from sight to induce the beauty of the place.
4. In the laundry, it creates a dryer vent, wire, pipes, etc.
5. It can create a small storeroom at the side of the large room.

Walling Materials

• Brick
• Stone
• Glass
• Wood
• Plywood
• Cinder Blocks
• Metal Sheet

1. Brick

• The brick is mainly used as wall material because it's very easy to use and economical.

2. Stone

• In ancient times, the stone is used as a wall material.

3. Glass

• Now a day glass is a very useful material.

4. Wood

• Wood is used as wall material, and it's quite a bit expensive, but the durability & longevity of wood is extremely good.

5. Plywood

• It's used in Interior wall materials.

6. Cinder Blocks

• Cinder block used to the soundproof barrier, and it's economical.

7. Metal Sheet

• It's quite expensive, but the durability of this type of sheet is high.

Types of Interior Wall Materials

• Plywood
• Cement Blocks
• Brick
• Glass
• Acoustic Tiles
• Wood
• Steel Sheet

1. Plywood

• It is a bunch of wooden sheets glues together. Plywood is easy to use and easy to handle; the cost of this product is also reasonable. It's excellent for crafting purposes.

2. Cement Blocks

• sometimes hollow or solid cement block is used. It's good to resist sound and heat. Using paint on it, it will give a fashionable look.

3. Brick

• It's an ordinary material. Most of the construction site uses bricks. Nowadays fly ash bricks are also a good substitute for fire clay bricks.

4. Glass

• It's a little bit of expensive material used in bathroom partition, kitchen, etc.

5. Acoustic Tiles

• It's an excellent soundproof material. It also gives us a stylish look at a reasonable price.

6. Wood

• Wood is the most versatile material. It's an economically feasible and extremely stable product. It provides good sound insulation and withstands the high cold. Wood is also a biodegradable material.

7. Steel Sheet

• Steel sheet carries a great strength, so it's used in building walls. Without taking cracks, it bends easily, but it's a little expensive product.

Types of Partition Walls

• Brick Partition Wall
• Glass Partition Wall
• Hollow Clay Bricks Partition Wall
• Concrete Partition Wall
• Plaster Slab Partition Wall
• Timber Partition Wall
• Metal Lath Partition Wall
• Straw Board Partition Wall
• G.I. Sheet Partition Wall
• Asbestos Cement Partition Wall

1. Brick Partition Wall

• Brick partition wall takes so much time to construct.
• This type of walls can not be used in a seismic zone.
• It’s very difficult to clear those brick partition wall.

2. Glass Partition Wall

3. Hollow Clay Brick Partition Wall

4. Concrete Partition Wall

• This type of concrete wall consists of a slab; it may be reinforced or plain concrete. Normally the slabs are precast, but cast in situ slabs are also used.

5. Plaster Slab Partition Wall

6. Timber Partition Wall

7. Metal Lath Partition Wall

8. Straw Board Partition Wall

9. G.I. Sheet Partition Wall

10. Asbestos Cement Partition Wall

Partition Wall Definition

Walling Materials

Types of Interior Wall Materials

• Wood Panelling
• Tile Cladding
• Pebbles Finish
• Flakes Finish
• Canfor Finish
• Coral Finish
• Sand Textured Finish
• Stained Glass Finish

Types of Partition Walls

• Brick Partitions Wall.
• Clay Brick Partition Wall.
• Glass Partitions Wall.
• Concrete Partitions Wall.
• Plaster Slab Partition Wall.
• Metal Lath Partition Wall.
• A.C. Sheet or G.I. Sheet Partitions Wall.
• Wood-Wool Partition Wall.
• Timber Partitons Wall.

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