2. Lining partitions
The back-up wall technique is designed for irregular walls, or when especially high-performance insulation is required, since it is possible, in absolute terms, to choose the thickness. Insulation in rolls or semi-rigid panels is the most widely used. They adapt to uneven surfaces.
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Dry solution
Semi-rigid rolls or panels of mineral wool, covered with a kraft vapour barrier on the inside, are inserted behind the studs of a pre-installed wooden or metal frame. The whole system is concealed behind cladding, such as BA 13 plasterboard, OSB panels or panelling... This is a lightweight solution, particularly interesting when thermo-acoustic insulation is required.
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Wet solution
In this case, a wall made of plasterboard, aerated concrete or plaster bricks is installed...
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Standards and regulations
- Gypsum and plaster – Normal or very high hardness interior plaster for manual or mechanical application – Classification, designation, specifications [cancelled January 17, 2009] - NF B12-301 - Décembre 1987
- Gypsum-based binders for gypsum wallboard – Definitions, specifications and test methods - NF EN 12860 - Décembre 2001
- Quality management systems – Requirements - NF EN ISO 9001 - Octobre 2015 ...
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