Timber stud partition wall planner
Building a non-load-bearing stud wall to split a room? Scopebase works out the timber, plasterboard and fixings, what it should cost and the order to build it in.
Example: “Build a stud partition wall in my garage, 3m long and 2.4m high”
What Scopebase works out
- Studs, rails and noggins from the wall length and height
- Plasterboard sheets, screws and jointing materials
- Sound insulation, if you want it
- Working hours and days, and the steps in order
What we'll ask you
- How long will the wall be, and how high is the ceiling?
- Will the wall have a door opening?
- Plasterboard on one side or both?
- Do you want sound insulation inside the wall?
- How will you finish the plasterboard, and which quality would you like?
Safety notes in your plan
- For non-load-bearing walls only. Never remove or alter a structural wall yourself
Figures are estimates to help you plan, not quotes. For gas, electrical and structural work always use a qualified professional.