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stud wall

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stud wall [′stəb ‚wȯl]
(building construction)
A wall formed with timbers; studs are usually spaced 12-16 inches (30-41 centimeters) on center.
stud partition
stud partition
A partition using studs, 1 as the vertical structural members; usually faced with wallboard.
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We ditched the mirrors first, then the nonsupporting stud wall to which they'd been attached.
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Material cost for two 2x4 stud walls is about the same as for one 2x6 stud wall, but insulation ration can be over 20 to 1.
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If you've ever wondered how to cut a neat hole in a stud wall for a new power socket, or how to cut away just enough architrave to fit a new laminate floor neatly underneath, this ergonomically designed, multifunctional tool is for you.
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