Knauf and other building materials

Comparing materials for your project

Many materials are used to build walls and partitions. Knauf systems are increasingly chosen by owners, architects and contractors. What makes drylining different, and how does it compare with traditional materials such as brick, concrete and timber?

Knauf and traditional materials

Construction speed: Knauf partitions and suspended ceilings can reduce installation time compared with traditional wet construction methods, depending on the project.

Layout flexibility: Unlike solid walls, Knauf partitions can be adapted more easily and allow later layout changes, particularly in commercial premises.

Resistance and insulation: Knauf boards and systems are available for different acoustic, thermal and fire protection requirements.

A lighter structure: Knauf partitions place less weight on the supporting structure than solid walls, making them useful for renovations.

Knauf combines fast installation, functionality and durability. Together with suitable thermal and acoustic insulation, it offers solutions for modern residential and commercial interiors.

For your project, the boards, framework and insulation should be selected for the intended use and the technical requirements of the system. Contact Wall Well for installation in Split and the surrounding area.