An isometric diagram shows the cross-section of a non-structural wall with dimensions, layers like polymer gypsum mortar and glass fiber mesh, and a Boc-shaped wall post.
A detail of a non-structural wall with a thickness of 14 cm, containing 10 cm of polystyrene foam in its core. Glass fiber mesh is applied over the foam. Both sides of the wall are filled with 2 cm of polymer gypsum mortar. These walls are composed of panels with a width of 50 cm and the height of the wall. The wall is formed by placing these 50 cm wide panels side by side to achieve the required height. The connection and anchoring of these non-structural walls to the main structure are achieved through box-shaped wall posts connected to the structure, which secure the wall from bottom to top. It should be noted that the fiberglass mesh used over the foam is continuous and seamless from the bottom to the top of the wall. The connection between two panels is made by applying a 30 cm wide fiberglass mesh over the joint between the two panels. Mehr sehen
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