Hello,
I am planning to create a new room for my son and need to put up an interior wall on the ground floor where the base is a wooden floor (parquet) and the ceiling (the floor structure) of the upper floor is reinforced concrete. The door to the room will be at a 45-degree angle. Sort of like cutting off a corner of a rectangle
. I'm thinking a bit about what to use to attach the wooden studs to the ceiling? Perhaps heavier duty nail plugs? Or just plugs and screws? Should the studs on the floor be nailed or screwed? I'm thinking about those that will attach the sill but also the vertical studs? Grateful for tips and other advice.
I am planning to create a new room for my son and need to put up an interior wall on the ground floor where the base is a wooden floor (parquet) and the ceiling (the floor structure) of the upper floor is reinforced concrete. The door to the room will be at a 45-degree angle. Sort of like cutting off a corner of a rectangle
. I'm thinking a bit about what to use to attach the wooden studs to the ceiling? Perhaps heavier duty nail plugs? Or just plugs and screws? Should the studs on the floor be nailed or screwed? I'm thinking about those that will attach the sill but also the vertical studs? Grateful for tips and other advice.