Plasterboard walls and soundproofing
Plasterboard walls are a staple in Australian homes, offering a versatile, cost-effective, and efficient solution for creating internal partitions. Whether you're constructing a new home, renovating an existing space, or upgrading for better soundproofing and fire resistance, understanding plasterboard wall systems is crucial.
Barrier board
Barrier boards, also known as acoustic boards, are specially designed boards that feature two outer layers sandwiching a sound absorbing material. They are a...
Wall insulation
Thermal insulation is particularly important for walls too. How well your walls are insulated can make a serious difference to how hot your house...
Wall framing and materials
Learn about how different types of walls and floor materials (like SIPS, or suspended concrete slabs, for example) may lead to different demands in...
Trombe walls
A wall surface, using some clever design principles, can be used to passively heat air and allow it to naturally flow into your home....
Bushfire and fire regulations for walls
Fires are one of the most common household disasters to happen, yet have equally devastating effects. Learn about fireproofing regulations for your walls to...
Internal wall materials
The materials used on the walls inside a home have to be safe, compatible with the lighting scheme, and easy to maintain and keep...
Number of storeys
Want a 3-storey house? This will have a big impact on the types of walls you use and how they're constructed.
Multi-storey homes will need...
Thermal performance of walls
Walls can absorb a tremendous amount of heat. This can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on where you live.
Walls play...
Soundproofing and wall insulation
Creating a comfortable and private living environment is a priority for many homeowners. Effective soundproofing and insulation play a crucial role in achieving this goal. Whether you're building a new home or renovating an existing one, understanding how to manage heat and sound can significantly enhance your living experience.