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Timber studs are ideal for small projects or where timber carcassing continues into other joinery elements. Metal studs are faster to install, dimensionally stable, and often preferred in commercial buildings for partitions and dry lining.

Use a laser level or plumb line for vertical alignment, and check every few studs with a spirit level. Secure sole and head plates first, and ensure the first stud is perfectly plumb—this acts as a reference for the rest of the wall.

Keyword :

Duty of care Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 HSE (Health and Safety Executive) Workplace Safety

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Health and Safety Law

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Environmental and Regulatory Law

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Public Law

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Europe