Transcription of Partitioning Systems - SIG Insulation
1 21 Partitioning SystemsDeflection headWhen partitions are erected to span the full height between floors, structural slabs or beams, accommodation for movement may be needed. The deflection heads shown will allow for movement up to 15mm and protect the partition from damage. These details have been both tested for fire resistance to BS 476 part 20 & 22 section 5. Fix plasterboard, allowing for a 15mm deflection at the partition head; do not screw fix the plasterboard to the studs or track above the Partition Brace.* Above 15mm please refer to local heads can lose up to 4dB on acoustic performance, please contact local branch for Services - Acoustic InsulationTo ensure they do not lie back to back, electrical sockets should be offset.
2 Use Flat Strip FS24 or Partition Brace PB24 to support outlet boxes and seal around with acoustic sealant. Two layers, either side of standard plasterboard, will achieve 60 minutes of fire Pads shown on page StripThe Speedline galvanised clamping strip is used to cover joints when building partitions and either a plastic or aluminium cover section clips over the clamping strip to give a good finished 25mm glass mineral wool Insulation or 30mm rock mineral wool Insulation to be installed 300mm above and 300mm below metal socket box for full width between studsWallboard fixed to back of FS24 or PB24 End cut and bent to fit stud centresCloaking Angle (SL06)Fire Rated Acoustic SealantFire Rated Acoustic SealantDeep TrackDeep TrackStudMineral FibreStudPartition Brace (PB)
3 Partition Brace (PB)Clamping Strip Product Product Description Stock Lengths Weight per Code Metre Length Kgs PCS20 20mm Clamping Strip x SystemsStud & Track
