It depends on if the wall is a weight barring wall. A wall with no weight barring on it can have a layout of 24" centers. The Basic Layout Is 16" on most other walls. The More Weight Barring down on a wall The Closer The Studs Will Be..
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∙ 16y agoThe correct spacing for framing studs in a wall is typically 16 inches apart on center. This means measuring from the center of one stud to the center of the next. However, in some cases, spacing can be adjusted to 24 inches apart depending on the load bearing requirements of the wall.
In England typical stud spacing is 16", so 10 studs. Sometimes people use 2' spacing, which would require 7 studs
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If you mean how to estimate how many studs to order... I order one for every foot when framing 16" on center.
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Studs are typically on 16 inch centers.
Steel framing is used in situations where there is zero Load on all walls. Normally commercial build-outs, not residential.
For wood framing it can be 16", 19 1/4" or 24 " on center.
about 17 2x4 s If you have no windows or door openings and no partitions or corner framing you will need 13 studs and 3-16' 2x4's. How to figure this: Multiple the length of wall (16') by 12 (12" in a foot) and then divide by 16 (spacing 16") and add one for the end. 16x12=192 Divided by 16=12 + 1=13
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The squares are that size because most studs are set at 16 or 24 inches apart in building framing.
With platform construction, walls sit on top of subflooring.With balloon framing studs run full height from mudsill to top plate.By Eliesyn Velez:I got this from cha cha!.
If you drywall on 16" on-centre studs, with sheet length perpendicular to the studs, and screw the two outside length edges at 6" spacing (as it should be) and the two interior studs at 12" spacing, the answer is 48 drywall screws per 4'x8' sheet.