In a large log house, designed for a family of a family of several people, you can not do without individual rooms. Therefore, partitions in a house from a beam are a necessity. They divide the room into zones, serve for additional soundproofing and thermal insulation, although such products do not particularly affect the stability of the structure.
What are the interior partitions in a wooden house?
According to the design of the partitions in the timber house, there are mainly two types-frame-shield and continuous performance. In short, we will describe both varieties so that the reader get an idea of how to equip your log house.
- Continuous internal partitions in the house. The frame of this design is made of thick beam (100×50). It is collected for spikes and is sheathed with a fairly light building material – plywood, drywall, you can use fiberboard. Such a system is attached to the ceiling and floor with special triangular bars. Very often, repair work is carried out immediately after the construction of the capital walls. It must be remembered that they give a shrinkage gradually. In this case, it is important to provide a deformation groove in the bearing wall, into which the partition will be inserted.
- Kraman-chip interior partitions in the house. The racks of this design are made of boards (50×100), withstanding a step 40-60 cm. To make your structure stronger, perform a horizontal strapping. Outside, everything is sheathed with plywood or drywall, and a heater is laid inside the partition in the log of the house (mineral wool or foam at your discretion).
- Decorative partitions. These products should have a beautiful appearance, they serve purely for decorating and zoning the room.
The load from the second floor and roof hold the outer walls. Only in some cases, the builders create a pair of supporting internal walls, which are made of the same log or timber as the rest of the capital structures. But the partitions in a wooden house can be created with light, small thickness. The main thing is that they meet hygienic and fire norms, could withstand communications, shelves or cabinets, no danger to others.
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