What are the benefits and disadvantages of horizontal and vertical dividing wall

Q: What are the benefits of vertical and horizontal partitioning?

A: There are 2 major kind of partitioning :-  1. Horizontal 2. Vertical

Q: What types of roof decking are used for low-slope roofs?

A: Steeped slope roof have problem related to water drainage , and several things get blocked on it…

Q: What are the merits of using glazed hollow clay tiles for partition construction?

A: Answer Hollow clay tiles glazed used only one or both sides for the construction purpose.

Q: What type of gypsum wall finish system would you specify for a major art museum? For a low-cost…

A: Solution: The Gypsum wall finish system is classified in different levels: 1. For major Art museums:…

Q: What is a sill sealer used for?

A: It is a closed-cell product that is used to reduce the air gap between the foundation wall and the…

Q: 11. Show the Elevation and Sectional View of walls made in English, Flemish, Stretcher, Header and…

A: 11. Elevation view and Sectional view of different walls are shown below: 1. English bond:…

Q: these materials are made of and what are their technical specifications (thickness, weight etc.

A: Wall materias their composition and properties given below

Q: By means of neat diagram indicate three methods of providing a lintel over an opening in a block…

A: A lintel refers to the beam that is placed along the openings like windows, doors, etc. in the…

Q: What is the shear wall?

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Q: What are the two basic methods of protecting exterior joints?

A: Expansion joints are generally provided on the walls which are subjected to contraction and…

Q: What are the types of walls. Please write it in short as chart to remember.

A: classification based on load bearing load bearing wall eg. masonary wall ,retaining wall non load…

Q: Name the various brick positions and bond patterns used in masonry wall construction?

A: 1) Shiner Bond2) Rowlock Bond3) Sailor Bond4) Soldier Bond

Q: What are the three types of grids used on suspended ceilings?

A: The void created between the underside of floor slab and the top of ceiling making the ceilings…

Q: Can we apply Eurocode 6 for RC walls?

A: The member which is in compression and carries all loads made up of reinforced cement concrete is…

Q: hat are the types of walls?

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Q: 22. Which of the following types of walls is constructed to divide the space within the building? a)…

A: Brief concept- Types of walls in a building- These are the different types of walls found in a…

Q: Identify how openings are spanned in masonry walls?

A: Spanning of openings: Openings for doors , windows and access openings must be bridged over by some…

Q: What are the forces that can move water through a joint in an exterior wall? How can each of these…

A: There are four forces that are responsible and can act independently or jointly to move water:.These…

Q: Working from memory, sketch all the details of a brick veneer wall over a concrete frame.

A: Brick veneer wall over a concrete frame

Q: Explain what the single-leaf wall is?

A: We have to define the term single leaf wall in construction of wall.

Q: if the 24'x16'x11' wall that is 6' inches thick is to be coated stucco calculate the number of…

A: The number of square feet to be coated = 24 × 16 =  384 square  inch               = 31.98 square…

Q: What is standard Brick size

A: Introduction- Bricks have some of the most widely used and important building materials. A standard…

Q: How are masonry units supported over openings in a wall?

A: With the help of lintel the masonry units are supported over the wall opening. The formation of…

Q: Q3: Make a comparison between the types of brick walls shown in the pictures. A В C

A: The pictures shown in the question are types of bonds  used in the construction of brick wall…

Q: What are the major types of interior walls and partitions in a larger building, such as a hospital,…

A: Interior walls/Partition walls: Partitions walls are non load bearing walls that generally divides…

Q: Define Monolithic Stone Cladding Panels.

A: Answer:- Monolithic stone cladding panels: Stone cladding is a slender layer of stone that is used…

Q: Illustrate the elevation and vertical section of the following brick masonry walls with labels and…

A: Bond in brickwork is organised arrangements of bricks or other construction units composing a wall…

Q: what are the structural elements of a wall?

A: The structural elements of a wall are dependent on the type of wall being provided  As walls are…

Q: what is the minimum required wall thickness (in inches)?

A: Torque: - It is defined as the force by which an object rotate about an axis.

Q: do curtain walls enclose the structure and provide support?

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Q: Illustrate a simple work plan drawing of a retaining wall.

A: Solution- The retaining wall is a construction that is built to hold or retain soil behind it. Many…

Q: If a space is not reaching the ceiling, which of the following methods can you use to fix the issue?

A: The building is completed by means of spaces and dimensions which are provided in the software which…

Q: What is prestress?

A: Prestressing seems to be the mechanism through which, typically from steel wires and strings, a…

Q: What is the maximum height for 2x4 2x6 and 2x8 stud wall by code

A: The maximum height of 2x4 stud wall by code is 8 ft The maximum height of 2x6 stud wall by code is…

Q: 3. Please describe the requirements for the removal of formwork.

A: Formwork should not be removed until the concrete has developed sufficiently strength to support all…

Q: 103. What is the quantity (Sq.m) of plastering required for the 6m length of wall which is 4m high…

A: given-length of the wall=6 mheight of the wall=4 mthickness of the wall=50 cm

Q: Explain two (2) different methods of advanced framing techniques. Include information about stud…

A: ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOLLOWED IN FRAMING HOUSES: Advanced framing techniques is a term which can…

Q: What is Gabion Retaining Walls?

A: The retaining walls are moderately unbending walls utilized for supporting soil along the side with…

Q: Please describe the requirements for the removal of formwork.

A: Formwork- it is defined as the temporary moulds into which concrete is poured, and compacted to cast…

Q: What is a queen closet brick

A: Queen closet brick:      The brakes of the bricks are cut along the length for making two equal…