Architectural · A-3D82M

Typical Interior Partition Framing

Materials

Timber / Wood Stone Glass / Glazing Metal (misc.)

Elements

Partitions Doors Roofs Ceilings Floors / Slabs Decks Millwork / Casework Roof / Floor Openings

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Metal stud partition framing extends from the floor line up to the underside of the slab, floor, or roof deck, terminating in a twenty gauge minimum metal top track typically unless noted otherwise. Vertical framing consists of twenty gauge minimum 'C' studs with quarter-inch flanges spaced at sixteen inches on center maximum, with double studs installed at partition openings and specific maximum intervals. Door openings and large openings above the ceiling line include headers and jambs, restricting mechanical penetrations and requiring web straps above and below horizontal pipe cuts to maintain structural integrity. Lead-lined partitions require a twenty gauge minimum stud thickness, with additional hatching notes denoting locations for shelving, cabinetry, and stone finishes.

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