studded wall thickness?

Answer 1

2 x 4 wall is 3 1/2 inches then sheetrock( 1/2 inch ) the exterior sheathing (1/2 inch) = 4 1/2 inches. 2x 6 wall is 5 1/2 inches with the same materials for sheathing is 6 1/2 inches. if there a brick exterior you'd add another 5 1/2 inches if stucco the thickness of the material + wall thickness.

Answer 2

Stud Wall Thickness

Answer 3

3-1/2" - 2x4 walls,
5-1/2" - 2x6 walls

1/2" sheetrock for non-firerated wall
5/8" sheetrock for firerated wall

Nominal wall thickness 2x4 stud wall with 1/2 rock - 4-9/16"
Nominal wall thickness 2x6 stud wall with 1/2 rock - 6-9/16""

Answer 4

Depends on the thickness of timber used , the higher the wall the thicker the timbers required.The type of gyproc (plasterboard) being used will also affect the finished thickness i.e 12.7mm or 9.5mm being the most common, if insulation is being put in again this will determine the timber sizes.
If wall needs fire rating metal studs would be used with two layers of gyproc with staggered joints , or you could use fireline board -again this would alter the finished thickness.
Hope this helps.

Answer 5

In the UK, internal walls are typically 4 inch plus plasterboard and finish, bringing it to 5 inches.

However, many people use 3x2 CLS for the stud work. This brings the finished wall to just under 4 inches. This is fine for en-suites and some intertior walls but i wouldn't rely on it for major walls such as beween dining/sitting, or between seperate bedrooms.

Cheap houses use the smaller size these days for all internal walls.

Answer 6

Are you enquiring about finding a wall thickness, or finding the studs in a cavity wall? Could you clarify your question? Wall thickness is a standard building code. And there are electronic stud finders on the market! You can purchase one in any hardware store. Have a good day!

Answer 7

4'' with 2x4 stud and 2 pieces of 1/4 inch drywall
6" with 2x6 stud and 2 pieces of 1/4 inch drywall

Answer 8

a standard studd wall will b made out of cls witch is rouhfly 38 x 63mm or 1 1/2 x 2 1/2" then u need to use a 12mm or 1/2" plasterboard so it would b 87mm or 3 1/2" thick.oh and use drywall screws and not nails so much eaiser.

Answer 9

IT VARIES:2X4 STUDS DRYWALL INSIDE SIDING OUTSIDE=ABOUT 5 INCHES--2X6 WALL DRYWALL/SIDING=ABOUT 7 INCHES--2X4 INTERIOR WALL DRYWALL BOTH SIDES ABOUT 4 1/2 INCHES--2X4 INTERIOR PANELING BOTH SIDES ABOUT 4 INCHES.THIS COULD GO ON FOREVER JUST REMEMBER UNLESS YOU'RE IN AN OLDER HOUSE 2X4'S ARE 3 1/2'' 2X6'S ARE 5 1/2INCHES.THE THICKNESS OF INTERIOR PANEL/WALLCOVERINGS CAN BE DETERMINED BY REMOVING A FACEPLATE COVER FROM ONE OF YOUR RECEPTACLES.STUD WIDTH, IF UNSURE,CAN BE CHECKED BY MEASURING INTERIOR DOOR JAMB.

Answer 10

Mteal Studs are either 45mm or 75mm

Plasterboad is 12.5mm think

1 layer small =70mm
1 layer large = 100mm
2 layer small = 95mm
2 layer large = 125mm

I think?