Build thin wall

[Fasting65]

I will install a sliding door towards the kitchen and then build a wall outside the sliding door. Due to various reasons, I only have 50 mm at my disposal for this wall.

Do you have any suggestions for construction to achieve maximum stability?

I have some ideas myself, which are based on metal studs as the framework, specifically for stability reasons. Or is a wooden framework stiffer?:

Wall:
- 2 x Gypsum
- 1 x Gypsum and 1 x OSB board

Studs:
Lindab has some interesting profiles:
-P - Primary stud 15 mm (intended for ceilings)
-S - Secondary stud 25 mm (intended for ceilings)
see: http://www.lindab.com/sweden/products/pdf/profile/byggreglar_139.pdf

-PR - Peba stud 25 mm
http://www.lindab.com/sweden/products/pdf/profile/byggreglar_134.pdf

Sill/Top plate:
- SK - Track with 30 mm flange, 25 mm
http://www.lindab.com/sweden/products/pdf/profile/byggreglar_136.pdf

 

[Alfons_Helikopter]

How about:

10-12 mm MDF+suitable thick list/regel + MDF

or even:

6 mm renovation plasterboard + MDF+suitable thick list/regel

MDF is sturdy and good.

 

[AndersG]

We have a "plåtis" here that makes steel studs with the dimensions you desire, so I would build with 12mm gypsum and 50-2x12 studs.

 

[wepart]

A suggestion. 28mm glespanel as studs, then 9mm minerit board on each side for stability

 

[Fasting65]

Thanks for the tips. Since the sliding door wall is being built from one side, it's difficult to have boards on both sides of a stud construction.

Over the weekend, the wall was made - it consists of:
- 25 mm sekundärregel, OSB, Gypsum board.