Construction Details – Direct Bond and Adjustable Wall Linings
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INDEPENDENT WALL LINING
Fermacell boards can be installed on to an independent wall linings for optimum acoustic performance or where the background is unable to recieve a direct fixing. Independent wall linings can be constructed by using DIN standard C Stud sections
- Allow a minimum cavity of 10 mm; a vapour control barrier should be installed as required
- Fix the bottom track allowing for the desired cavity at 600 mm centres using proprietary fixings. Plumb the ceiling line track in to position and fix
- Cut the DIN standard studs 5 mm shorter than the floor – ceiling height and position at the recommended centres for the board width
- Insulation can be inserted either between the studs or in the cavity providing there is adequate clearance to the existing substrate
- Install the board as per fixing instructions in the Fixing and Finishing section
* For double layer systems the second layer can be screw fixed or stapled in to place – please contact our technical department for staple fixing details.
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ADJUSTABLE CAVITY STEEL LINING SYSTEMS
Variable wall linings are used to either "plumb" a background or provide a solution for the provision of a services cavity, allowing greater cavity width flexibility. Variable cavity width from 30 – 125 m can be achieved by using DIN standard Lining systems.
- Mark horizontal lines at 800 mm centres and 600 mm vertical centres on the existing wall
- Fix the bottom track allowing for the desired cavity at 600 mm centres using proprietary fixings. Plumb the ceiling line track and fix
- Install the adjustable brackets fixing directly to the wall using proprietary fixings at the intersections of the setting out lines
- Cut the adjustable channels 5 mm shorter than the floor – ceiling height and position inline with the brackets. Fix the brackets to the channels, bend back excess
- Install the board as per fixing instructions in the Fixing and Finishing section
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TIMBER LINING SYSTEMS
As with traditional dry lining methods Fermacell can be fixed to timber battens that are secured back to the substrate.
- Allow a minimum cavity of 50 mm and a breather membrane to BS 4016 should be installed for timber frame constructions
- Construct the timber lining as required
- Insulation can be inserted either between the studs or in the cavity allowing adequate clearance to the existing substrate
- Install the board as per fixing instructions in the Fixing and Finishing section. Fermacell Boards can be screw fixed or stapled in to place – please contact our technical department for staple fixing details
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DOT AND DAB (DIRECT BOND)
Fermacell boards can be directly bonded to a masonry background using Fermacell Bonding compound and Tapered Edge boards. Tapered edge boards are recommended as the profile of the board edge will help reduce any undulations that may occur.
- Ensure the masonry background is dry and dust free
- Direct bonding is not recommended for solid exterior walls prone to moisture ingress, an adjustable or independent lining system should be used instead
- The minimum finished dab thickness should be no less than 10mm and not greater than 25 mm
- Apply Fermacell Bonding Compound dabs at 400 mm or 600 mm centres vertically to suit the board width
- Each dab should be 50-75 mm wide x 250 mm long and 25 mm in from the board edge at 30 mm vertical centres
- A continuous ribbon of Fermacell Bonding Compound should be applied around the perimeter of the external walls and around door/window frames and sockets
- The contact area of the dabs should be at least 20% of the board surface
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