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Ceiling & Wall Linings - General Principles
This policy covers internal wall and ceilings; and external wall cladding and soffits. There are 10 main issues that are regularly encountered with ceiling and lining installations; 1. Framing and support - Insufficient or incorrect support str...
1. Framing and Support
General 1.1 Pre-plan the works to consider the many aspects of works that need to be installed CLEAR of framing and be supported BY the framing. Once sheeted, it’s a mess to be cutting holes in the linings to remove/move/provide more framing! ...
2. Movement
2.1 Structures of all types have the need for movement - for example – typically there are movement joints are required at 8m centres maximum for unreinforced blocks and 16m maximum for reinforced blocks. Plasterboard is at 12m maximum centres. ...
3. Noggings
3.1 Before framing commences you should have a marked up drawing of every wall elevation and what nogging are required. This is coordinated across all documents and associated subcontractors. Check all noggings are installed as per the plan and re...
4. Isolation of Services
4.1 All services run through walls need to be secured to the framing. 4.2 Were services are run through the framing, isolation should be provided to prevent service damage from any sharp edges on the metal frame. 4.3 Plumbing pipes s...
5. Access Panels
5.1 There are 2 main considerations with access panels – the type and location. 5.2 First and foremost determine the number, size and location of all access panels by coordinating the services requirements – plumbing, air-conditioning. ...
6. Materials
General 6.1 Selection of the correct lining material is critical to the performance of the lining in each application. 6.2 Considerations include; • Location of the material – internal or external, exposed to weather or covered and prote...
7. Finish/Sheeting
7.1 The first step in ensuring the expected quality is provided is to determine the EXPECTATION for the required level of finish. In other words, make sure everyone agrees that the works will be of an agreed level of quality viewed in an agreed ma...
8. Water Damage
8.1 Inevitably, a windows is left open, or plasterboard is commenced prior to the complete enclosure of the building with façade, roof etc. 8.2 The plasterboard should be 10mm off the ground as per standard installation requirements, to avoid ...
9. Acoustic and Fire Separation
9.1 Refer Separate policy
10. Service Penetrations
10.1 Refer Separate policy