Dry Lining Metal Stud Walls Quiz

What is the standard thickness of a metal stud used in dry lining metal stud walls?

• 50mm

• 75mm

• 100mm

• 125mm

Which component is used to secure metal studs to the floor in a dry lining metal stud wall system?

• Wall track

• Floor track

• Stud connector

• Bottom plate

What is the purpose of resilient channels in dry lining metal stud walls?

• To provide additional insulation

• To distribute the load evenly

• To reduce sound transmission

• To support the plasterboard

Which type of plasterboard is commonly used for dry lining metal stud walls in high moisture areas?

• Fire-resistant plasterboard

• Moisture-resistant plasterboard

• Soundproof plasterboard

• Standard plasterboard

What is the purpose of metal stud bridging in dry lining metal stud walls?

• To provide structural stability

• To enhance thermal insulation

• To improve fire resistance

• To reduce sound transmission

Which component is used to connect two metal studs together in a dry lining metal stud wall system?

• Stud connector

• Wall track

• Bridging channel

• Stud adapter

What is the recommended spacing between vertical metal studs in a dry lining metal stud wall system?

• 300mm

• 400mm

• 600mm

• 800mm

Which component is used to provide support to the plasterboard at the ceiling level in a dry lining metal stud wall system?

• Top track

• Ceiling track

• Stud adapter

• Plasterboard clip

What is the purpose of an acoustic sealant in dry lining metal stud walls?

• To improve fire resistance

• To enhance structural stability

• To reduce sound transmission

• To provide thermal insulation

To improve fire resistance

• To improve fire resistance

• To enhance thermal insulation

• To reduce sound transmission

• To provide structural stability