The variety of decorative materials available in the market is extensive, with the main ones used in space renovation including integrated pipeline wall panels, lightweight wall panels, and gypsum wall panels, among others. Integrated pipeline wall panels are particularly popular in today's construction market. While these partition panels differ in terms of price, sound insulation performance, and wall bearing capacity, they share a common characteristic: they are lightweight. Typically, their weight per square meter is about 5-9 times lighter than solid clay bricks. Even when built on floor slabs, they remain within the designed load-bearing capacity of the slabs. Their insulation, heat preservation, fire resistance, aging resistance, and shock resistance meet basic requirements. Below, we introduce the specifications and sizes of integrated pipeline wall panels.
The integrated pipeline wall panels, thanks to their special processing technique, are not only lightweight and environmentally friendly but also combine high strength and toughness. Particularly, their fully hollow design significantly enhances sound insulation, reduces labor time for trenching, and allows for quick installation without the need for plastering. They can be directly coated with putty powder, wall paint, thereby also increasing construction efficiency.
Pipe integration wall panels are thin-walled, lightweight, energy-saving, and environmentally friendly, with easy disassembly, benefiting industrialized construction. The main categories of pipe integration wall panels include lightweight brick partitions, light steel frame skeletons, and exterior gypsum boards. The advantages of this lightweight partition are affordability and ease of disassembly, but the drawback is poor stability and sound insulation.
Currently, there are mainly two sizes of integrated pipe wall panels available in the market for the construction and renovation industry. One size is 2.8 meters in length, 0.6 meters in width, and 0.09 meters in thickness, weighing 58 kilograms per square meter. This lightweight partition is commonly used, especially in areas prone to moisture, such as bathrooms, where it offers waterproof and corrosion-resistant properties. Best of all, it's also quite affordable.
Common specifications and sizes for pipeline integration wall panels include: 9*60*280cm, 12*60*280cm. Generally, during construction, the length (L): is not usually greater than 3.3m, which is the height minus the thickness of the floor slab top structure and technical processing space; it can also be determined by negotiation between the supplier and buyer; the width (B): the main specification is 600 or 610mm; the thickness (T): the main specification is 90mm or 120mm, with other options including 60, 75, 100, and 150mm.