Transcription of Gypsum Fire Wall - USG
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Gypsum fire WallSystemsSA-925 fire protection for townhouses that share a common wallFire walls between adjoining townhouses must provide fire -resistive ratings to ensure the safety of occupants in adjacentdwellings. Noise attenuation is also important, to ensure that townhouse dwellers are not disturbed by sound from their and Sound Separation3 CGC Gypsum fire Wall SystemsUser s GuideThis brochure explains: Where fire walls are used The components of fire wall systems How to select and specify the appropriate components of a fire wall systemPagesUnderstand Your System4 OverviewApplicationsComponentsPerformanc e TestingSelect Your System9 Performance Selector Design DetailsDesign Your System12 Good Design PracticesSpecify Your System13 Application Guide SpecificationsFor More InformationCustomer Service800 Gypsum fire Wall SystemsOverviewEffective fire resistance and sound attenuation are important cons
to support the wall. This allows the fire wall to remain intact, protecting the adjacent townhouse. Typical Fire Wall Assembly SHEETROCK gypsum panels (as required) 50 x 100 mm (2 x 4) stud framing 25.4 mm (1 ) SHEETROCK Gypsum Liner Panels min. 19 mm (3/4 ) airspace between 50 mm (2 ) fire wall and wood framing 50 mm (2 ) H-studs 610 mm (24 ) o.c.
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