SYSTEM 01 · ACOUSTIC PARTITION
C-Stud Acoustic Wall
A lightweight internal partition combining galvanized steel studs, sound-absorbing rock wool and layered board linings for comfortable separation between rooms.
Primary structureGalvanized C-stud frame
Cavity insulationSound-absorbing rock wool
Wall liningSingle or multiple board layers
Acoustic strategyInsulated cavity + separated linings
ServicesConcealed within the stud zone
ConstructionDry, clean and adaptable
Design note: Wall thickness, stud spacing, board type and the final Rw and EI ratings are selected and verified for each room requirement.
SYSTEM 02 · REINFORCED INTERIOR
Service & Fixture-Support Wall
A reinforced internal wall option for kitchens, bathrooms, services and high-use spaces where fixtures, impact resistance and coordinated penetrations matter.
Frame optionReinforced steel studs
Fixture supportIntegrated backing where required
Moisture areasCompatible board specification
ServicesPlanned plumbing and electrical routes
Surface finishPaint, tile or decorative finish
AdaptabilityOpenable dry construction
Design note: Fixing loads, moisture exposure, penetrations, acoustic targets and fire stopping are coordinated before manufacture.
Specify your interior wall system
Share the room layouts, wall heights, acoustic targets and fixture loads. BGREEN will coordinate the stud frame, insulation, linings and services for fabrication.
Engineered systems. Built better.
Interior Wall
Systems
Partitions planned around each space.
Wall build-ups for room division, acoustic design, fire separation and wet areas—coordinated around your project requirements.
Rock wool corePanel RW for partition design
Reinforced facingsCementitious panel surfaces
Coordinated specificationComplete partition build-up
Project contexts
Interior spaces.
Different project needs.
Plan the partition build-up around the rooms, their use and the requirements of the complete building.
Homes & villas
Plan room divisions and wet-area details around the home.
Spaces with varied uses
Define partition requirements for each room and its acoustic and fire design.
Coordinated interiors
Discuss partition dimensions, connections and the final interior finish.
Architectural illustrations from the BGREEN Façade Wall System brochure.
Plan your interior walls
Start with the
right questions.
A useful first conversation starts with the room layout, intended uses and the requirements for each partition.
Bring to the discussion
Room layouts and key partition dimensions
Acoustic and fire requirements for each space
Wet areas, intended finishes and connections
What is the Panel RW partition configuration?
The Panel RW application guide identifies 6 mm reinforced cementitious facings on each side of a high-density rock wool core for internal partitions. Core thickness is selected as part of the acoustic and fire design.
How are acoustic and fire requirements specified?
Specify the complete partition build-up for the project requirements. Acoustic and fire performance require system testing; panel thickness alone does not establish a rating.
Can the wall be specified for bathrooms and kitchens?
Wet-area walls require a complete waterproofing system around the specified wall build-up. Coordinate the waterproofing, junctions and final finish with the project design.
What needs to be checked before installation?
Confirm the complete composition, connections and system verification. Panel RW is non-load-bearing without structural design, so the panel specification alone does not define the structural function of the partition.
Technical basis: BGREEN Panel RW, English v4, composition and application guide (PDF pp. 1–2).