How is the interior wall attached to a slanted roof?

[Johan_Grip]

I'm going to set up some interior walls that I plan to attach with steel studs to the floor and ceiling. The ceiling is a mono-pitched roof with about a 13° slope. So, if I attach the steel stud to the ceiling joists, they will also be angled at 13° and therefore not directed straight down to the floor stud.
What's the best way to solve this?

 

[Mazen]

Wedges or cleave saw a stud at 13° to be screwed into the ceiling.

 

[Johan_Grip]

Wedges or rip saw a board at 13° that is screwed into the ceiling.

Ah ok. It'll have to be wedges then. I thought for a while about using a metal stud and folding down the edges, but maybe that won't work...

 

[Lulaua]

There are steel rails that can be angled, Norgips has a version.

 

[Johan_Grip]

There are steel rails that can be angled, Norgips has a variant.

Yes, that would be something. I've googled around now, but couldn't find these. I've emailed Norgips, let's see what they say

 

[Lulaua]

type here: https://www.bauhaus.se/norgips-lutande-skena-70-55

 

[Mazen]

kind of here: [link]

That was a new acquaintance, smart.

 

[Johan_Grip]

kind of here: [link]

I hope I'm better at building interior walls than googling . Unfortunately, it's out of stock in Stockholm

 

[Johan_Grip]

Received a response from Norgips that the adjustable steel rail was discontinued many years ago. However, it seems to still be available in three Bauhaus stores (if the stock balance is correct).