A loadbearing platform-frame timber wall: studs at equal bays between a bottom plate and one or two layers of top plate, optional noggings, with sheathing outside and plasterboard lining inside. Length and height, Stud section and maximum spacing, Plate thickness and top plate layers, Noggings, Sheathing and lining thickness, Finishes
Category: Framed Walls › Timber Frame Walls
By Huu Khanh Nguyen · Updated November 4, 2026
| Name | Default | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 3000 | mm |
| Height | 2400 | mm |
| Stud width | 90 | mm |
| Stud thickness | 45 | mm |
| Maximum stud spacing | 600 | mm |
| Plate thickness | 45 | mm |
| Top plate layers | 1 | |
| Noggings | true | |
| Maximum nogging spacing | 1350 | mm |
| Nogging section | 45 | mm |
| Sheathing thickness | 9.525 | mm |
| Sheathing layers | 0 | |
| Lining thickness | 12.5 | mm |
| Lining layers | 1 | |
| Timber finish | white | |
| Sheathing finish | white | |
| Lining finish | white | |
| Frame offset | sheathingLayers * sheathingThickness | mm |
| Bays | Math.ceil((sizeX - studThickness) / studSpacing) | |
| Stud pitch | (sizeX - studThickness) / bays | mm |
| Nogging rows | nogged ? Math.ceil((sizeZ - (1 + topPlateLayers) * plateThickness) / noggingSpacing) - 1 : 0 |