Dry construction as a lightweight construction method of a building

Drywall – Drywall is the term used to describe the parts inside a building that are not made of concrete or stone, nor are they part of the load-bearing elements of the building. Thus, drywall construction is a method of construction in which the walls or floors are built or covered by rails and plasterboard, without the aid of mortar. This includes walls or floors created by laying fiberboard, for example.

Drywall at a glance: The sustainable transformation of interior construction

• Parts inside the building which are not made of concrete or stone and do not belong to the load-bearing elements.
• Lightweight construction in which walls or floors are built or clad by means of rails and plasterboard without mortar
• These include: Walls, floors, ceilings or the like which have been created by the laying of bon fibreboard or wood board.

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