Which of the three commonly used lightweight walls in home decoration can increase the usable area by 10%?

Which of the three commonly used lightweight walls in home decoration can increase the usable area by 10%?

Before and after the reform of commercial housing in the 1990s, the design of residential buildings in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai underwent a transformation from brick and concrete prefabricated slab multi story buildings to steel and concrete high-rise elevator buildings. As the living environment gradually improves, the contradiction between room design and changing usage needs is also becoming increasingly prominent. Jason gypsum board editor has conducted long-term market research and has also conducted relevant research on the iteration of room design and related building materials technology. Below, we will share it for your reference.

For example, the earlier the property was delivered, the larger the area of the master bedroom; Nowadays, the demand for space such as dining rooms, living rooms, etc. is higher, and the smaller the bedroom, the better. This will involve a large number of requirements for home decoration and room type renovation design during renovation and renovation. Since it is necessary to change the room type, it is necessary to use the construction and use of lightweight walls. This article will analyze the three commonly used lightweight walls and related material processes in home decoration. Using lightweight walls can instantly increase your home's usage area by 10%!

First of all, let's talk about the most traditional "red brick wall". Red bricks, also known as clay sintered building bricks, are generally standard bricks of 240 * 115 * 53, which are one of the oldest building materials and the most commonly used "old buddy" by bricklayers. But apart from the cheap material prices and the habits of bricklayers, red brick walls no longer have any physical advantages. A good partition wall effect needs to be achieved, and the wall thickness is also the thickest, reaching 24CM to ensure physical performance, naturally occupying the most indoor area. At the same time, the construction process involves multiple wet operations that require waiting for drying, which leads to an extension of construction time and an increase in labor costs, and there is no significant improvement in insulation and sound insulation performance. Therefore, red brick walls have gradually been phased out by home decoration techniques and only play a role in certain specific occasions (such as the anti cracking technique at the top of diagonal bricks).

Next, let's talk about the iterative product of red bricks, "block walls". Block walls, commonly known as aerated bricks, are a type of hollow brick made mainly from stone powder, cement gypsum, and cut through aerated pouring. Compared to red bricks, block bricks can be said to have made great breakthroughs because of their honeycomb like hollow structure inside, which greatly reduces the weight of the material. In terms of weight parameters of lightweight walls, they are reduced by half compared to red brick walls. Especially due to its stronger physical properties than red bricks, it can be made smaller in size, thereby reducing the thickness of the wall. Compared to red brick walls, it can increase the indoor usable area by 6% per 100 square meters.

Let me mention another type of partition wall material with a lower application rate, "aerated strip board". This belongs to the prefabricated cement-based board, and its various properties are basically similar to block walls. Except for the convenience of construction, it does not have obvious advantages, so it will not be repeated.

The last thing to talk about is the gypsum board partition system, which is also the highlight of this article. Because many users who are familiar with architectural decoration may ask: Is gypsum board partition wall? I know, isn't it just a light steel keel with gypsum board? It's better to add a base layer and be afraid of cracking than to build a brick wall.

Indeed, traditional standard paper faced gypsum board partitions have many functional drawbacks and are commonly used in office decoration. But after years of diligent cultivation by Jason's professional R&D team, the "Ubeite" high-strength multifunctional gypsum board partition system launched by Jason has solved this series of traditional problems, allowing the gypsum board partition system to be better applied in the field of home decoration, achieving the perfect functional replacement or even breakthrough of traditional brick partition walls. Overall, the performance breakthroughs of Uber's high-strength multifunctional gypsum board partition system include the following six aspects:
① Prefabricated pure dry method operation. No need to wait for drying, sustainable construction, and construction efficiency increased by about three times compared to brick walls built with wet cement;
② As a lightweight partition wall, its weight index is only one sixth that of traditional red brick walls, but its strength is not inferior to brick walls;
③ Due to the physical properties of the light steel keel structure itself, its seismic performance is excellent, which is also a performance that brick walls do not possess at all;
④ Materials such as sound insulation cotton and insulation cotton can be filled in the light steel keel structure to achieve additional functionality of sound insulation and insulation;
⑤ The high gripping force of Uber board gives gypsum board partition walls the properties of a base board, which can directly fix heavy objects and save the trouble of slotting by directly arranging wires and pipes in the partition system;
⑥ It is also the most important point to control the wall thickness to a minimum thickness of about 7 centimeters (depending on whether there are additional requirements such as sound insulation and insulation). That is to say, if the non load-bearing walls of a 100 square meter residential building are replaced with the "Ubeite" high-strength multifunctional gypsum board partition system, theoretically it can increase the usage area by an additional 10%.

Although it is only theoretical data, the saved usable area is real. In today's high housing prices, saving an additional one square meter may provide unlimited possibilities for the future life of the entire family. In the case where the physical parameters of the wall meet or even better, Jason believes that the gypsum board partition system will gradually replace brick walls, bringing a more suitable decoration and living experience to every household.
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