MASONS Intertenancy Wall System Installation guide

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Installation guide

MASONS Intertenancy Wall System is a high-performance acoustic and fire wall system designed for intertenancy applications. It features 50mm thick Masons Enviro™ AAC panels, providing excellent sound insulation with an estimated laboratory acoustic STC performance of 64 dB. The system boasts a fire rating of 90/90/90, ensuring superior fire protection.

MASONS Intertenancy Wall System is a high-performance acoustic and fire wall system designed for intertenancy applications. It features 50mm thick Masons Enviro™ AAC panels, providing excellent sound insulation with an estimated laboratory acoustic STC performance of 64 dB. The system boasts a fire rating of 90/90/90, ensuring superior fire protection.

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MASONS INTERTENANCY WALL SYSTEM
INSTALLATION
GUIDE
Contents
General and product information 2
Purpose 2
Important documents 2
Skills required 2
For more help 2
For our warranty 2
Product description 2
Scope and limitations 3
Pre-installation 4
Health and safety 4
Handling and storage 4
Handling 4
Storage 4
Tools and equipment required 4
Components 5
Installation 6
Preparation 6
Step 1: Building consent documentation 6
Step 2: Primary structure (excluding Masons Intertenancy Wall System) 6
Step 3: Prepare Masons Enviro™ AAC panels 6
Installation 6
Step 1: Details 6
Step 2: Install rst wall frame 6
Step 3: Install Masons Enviro™ AAC panels 7
Install base panel 7
Install upper panels 7
Install H-jointer 8
Install remaining stacks of panels 8
Step 4: Install second wall frame 8
Step 5: Install insulation 8
Step 6: Install plasterboard 8
Step 7: Install insulation to top of wall 8
Disposal of waste 9
Completion 9
Maintenance 9
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General and product information
PURPOSE
This guide relates to the installation of the Masons Intertenancy Wall System.
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS
This guide must be read in conjunction with:
Masons Intertenancy Wall System pass™
Masons Intertenancy Wall System Specication Guide
the relevant Masons Intertenancy Wall System details
Masons Intertenancy Wall System Warranty
NASH Standard Part 2: May 2019 Light Steel Framed Buildings
NZS 3604: Timber-framed buildings.
SKILLS REQUIRED
This guide is suitable for use by a licensed building practitioner licensed to the relevant
class or by a practitioner who will be supervised by a licensed building practitioner
licensed to the relevant class or deemed LBP.
FOR MORE HELP
Technical assistance is available at www.mpb.co.nz.
While all reasonable efforts have been made to ensure the accuracy of information
provided, this guide is a guide only. It may be subject to change.
FOR OUR WARRANTY
Refer to www.mpb.co.nz.
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System is an intertenancy acoustic and re wall system:
NOTE
90 mm timber
framing or 92 mm
steel framing
75 mm R2.0,
non-combustible
moisture-resistant,
non-corrosive,
mildew proof
insulation.
Where acoustic
performance
required a minimum
density of 9kg/m3
applies.
50 mm Masons
Enviro™ AAC panel
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The Masons Enviro™ AAC panel is a 50 mm thick AAC panel, manufactured from cement,
sand, lime and water and aerated by the addition of an expanding agent. Soft blocks are
moulded using the mixture and then sliced into the required panel size and cured in a
steam pressure autoclave for up to 12 hours.
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System has a re rating of 90/90/90 and an estimated
laboratory acoustic STC performance of 64 dB.
SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
For scope of use, limitations, conditions and statement of building
code compliance, refer to the Masons Intertenancy Wall System pass™.
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HEALTH AND SAFETY
Take all necessary steps to ensure your safety and the safety of others:
ensure mechanical ventilation is used when cutting or drilling
ensure the timber and steel are well supported when cutting and xing
wear appropriate safety equipment, clothing and footwear
use all tools in accordance with relevant instruction manuals
plan and monitor a safe approach for working at height; select and use the right
equipment
designate a disposal area for all sharp metal off-cuts
clear the work area of any obstruction before work starts.
For further information refer to:
WorkSafe. [July 2018] Small Construction Sites, the Absolutely Essential Health and
Safety Toolkit.
WorkSafe. [December 2016] Health and Safety at Work, Quick Reference Guide.
These documents are available at www.worksafe.govt.nz.
HANDLING AND STORAGE
Correct handling and storage of Masons Intertenancy Wall System components are
critical for best performance, ease of use and warranty adherence.
Handling
Lift Masons Enviro™ AAC panels by the long edge, carrying a panel between two
people. Unload panels as close as possible to the installation area. Use trolleys or other
mechanical devices where this is not possible.
Take care handling the panels to avoid damage to edges and surfaces.
Other products must be handled in accordance with the component product
manufacturer or supplier requirements.
Storage
Masons Enviro™ AAC panel packs must only be stacked one pack high and must be
properly supported on level ground.
Mineral wool insulation and Masons Enviro™ AAC adhesive mortar must be stored dry
and covered.
Other products must be stored in accordance with the component product manufacturer
or supplier requirements.
TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED
Install the Masons Intertenancy Wall System using standard carpentry tools and
equipment. a diamond-impregnated cutting blade and a sabre/reciprocating saw with
demolition blade.
Use tools in accordance with good trade practice and supplier’s instructions.
Use protective equipment when cutting panels, as Masons Enviro™ AAC panels contain
crystalline silica or silica dust. Equipment must include P1 or P2 dust masks, protective
glasses or goggles, earplugs or earmuffs, gloves, long sleeves, pants and protective footwear.
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COMPONENTS
The following components are required:
Masons 50 mm thick Enviro™ AAC panel
Masons Enviro™ AAC adhesive mortar
Masons 1.5 BMT 75 mm x 45 mm x 50 mm aluminium angle bracket
Masons 0.55 BMT 51 mm x 35 mm galvanised steel H-jointer
Masons 0.55 BMT 51 mm x 35 mm galvanised steel C channel
75 mm R2.0, non-combustible, moisture-resistant, non-corrosive, mildew-proof
mineral wall insulation
90 mm deep timber framing
92 mm deep steel framing
10 mm thick plasterboard
Non-combustible, moisture-resistant, mineral wool insulation for the top of the wall
12 g x 45 mm Hex head SDS Type 17, Class 3 screws (angle bracket to Masons Enviro™
AAC panel)
12 g x 20 mm Hex head self drilling, Class 3 screws (angle bracket to steel framing)
12 g x 35 mm Hex head Type 17 self drilling Class 3 screws (angle bracket to timber
framing)
Fire retardant sealant
Corrosion protection touch up paint.
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PREPARATION
Step 1: Building consent documentation
Access and view the building consent documentation.
Ensure NZS 3604:2011 and NASH Standard Part 2: May 2019 Light
Steel Framed Buildings are available for reference.
Step 2: Primary structure (excluding Masons Intertenancy Wall System)
Ensure the framing of the primary structure is straight and true
and within framing tolerances as described in section 2 and Table
2.1 of NZS 3604:2011 or section 2.5 and Appendix A of NASH
Standard Part 2: May 2019 Light Steel Framed Buildings.
Step 3: Prepare Masons Enviro™ AAC panels
Masons Enviro™ AAC panels can be cut to the required length
using power or hand tools with a diamond-impregnated cutting
blade.
INSTALLATION
Step 1: Details
Access and view the relevant Masons Intertenancy Wall System
details in the building consent documentation or from Masons
Plastabrick [link to details button].
Step 2: Install rst wall frame
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System has one wall frame on each
side of the Masons Enviro™ AAC panel.
Install one of the wall frames. Ensure the framing is straight and
true and within framing tolerances as described in section 2 and
Table 2.1 of NZS 3604:2011 or section 2.5 and Appendix A of NASH
Standard Part 2: May 2019 Light Steel Framed Buildings.
Install temporary bracing to the wall to keep the wall straight and
plumb during installation of the Masons Enviro™ AAC panels.
Check the building consent plans for any applicable building
services. Services may be run in the gap between the Masons
Enviro™ AAC panel and the framing, but the services must not
touch the panel or the brackets to ensure sound transfer is
prevented.
Penetrations are not permitted unless these are specically re
engineered.
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Step 3: Install Masons Enviro™ AAC panels
Install base panel
Ensure installation allows for the 20 mm air gap to be maintained.
Check framing to ensure that any deviations from the vertical do
not reduce the size of the air gap.
Fix aluminium angle brackets, starting at one end of the wall.
Fix brackets every 3 m vertical height and at 400 mm horizontal
centres for maximum wall height of 6.6 m and every 250 mm
horizontal centres for maximum wall height of 10 m. On end studs,
install two brackets per panel.
Fix using:
12 g x 20 mm Hex head self drilling, Class 3 screws to steel
framing or
12 g x 35 mm Hex head Type 17 self drilling Class 3 screws to
timber framing.
Temporary brackets can also be installed for support during
installation, one stud back from the end of the panel at the panel
centre height.
Install C channel to the end of the wall using angle brackets.
Install C channel to the slab using a bed of Masons Enviro™ AAC
adhesive mortar on the slab or x C channel tracks using 50 mm
concrete nails at a maximum of 1200 mm centres.
Ensure the C channel is level pack with ‘H packers’ where required.
Insert panel into C channels ensuring panel is level. Fix to angle
brackets using 12 g x 45 mm Hex head SDS Type 17, Class 3
screws.
Apply a bead of re retardant sealant along the outer junction of
the base channel and the oor.
Install upper panels
Apply 2 mm–3 mm thick Masons Enviro™ AAC adhesive mortar
to the edge of the base panel. Install the next panel on top of the
base panel slotting into the C channel. Temporarily x the panel
to the frame using an angle bracket. Ensure panels are joined as
close as possible and sealed with Masons Enviro™ AAC adhesive
mortar.
Continue to install panels in a stack bond conguration.
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Install H-jointer
Insert one side of H-jointer to the end of the installed stacked
panels.
Fix the H-jointer to the frame by installing aluminium angle
brackets at the top plate and bottom plate of the wall.
Install remaining stacks of panels
Install remaining stack of panels, tting panels into the C channel
and the H-jointer, ensuring panels are joined as close as possible
and sealed with Masons Enviro™ AAC adhesive mortar.
Install H-jointer between stacks and a C channel at the end of the
wall.
Step 4: Install second wall frame
Install the second wall frame. Ensure the framing is straight and
true and within framing tolerances as described in section 2 and
Table 2.1 of NZS 3604:2011 or section 2.5 and Appendix A of NASH
Standard Part 2: May 2019 Light Steel Framed Buildings.
Ensure the air gap of 20 mm has been maintained. Adjust the
framing if necessary.
Check the building consent plans for any applicable building
services. Services may be run in the gap between the Masons
Enviro™ AAC panel and the framing, but the services must not
touch the panel or the brackets to ensure sound transfer is
prevented.
Step 5: Install insulation
Install insulation in accordance with the selected insulation suppliers
requirements. Cut to t size and install strapping where required to
ensure the insulation does not bulge out into the air void.
Step 6: Install plasterboard
Install plasterboard in accordance with the selected plasterboard
supplier’s requirements.
Check the building consent for any wall bracing requirements.
Plasterboard xing may vary depending on wall bracing or a non-
bracing design.
Step 7: Install insulation to top of wall
Install non-combustible, moisture-resistant, mineral wool insulation
to the top of the wall to ll the voids within the roof capping and
junction of the intertenancy wall.
This document is uncontrolled in printed form.
See www.mpb.co.nz for current version. Copyright © 2021 Masons.
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DISPOSAL OF WASTE
Enviro™ AAC panel should be disposed of at a concrete recycling facility.
COMPLETION
Check to ensure all components and the required number are installed correctly and in
accordance with Masons Intertenancy Wall System requirements.
Complete the Masons Intertenancy Wall System Installation Record. [link]
Ensure all information is available for the building owner to maintain the Masons
Intertenancy Wall System, including information from the selected plasterboard supplier.
MAINTENANCE
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System requires minimal maintenance. Maintain the
plasterboard in accordance with the selected plasterboard supplier’s requirements.
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MASONS Intertenancy Wall System Installation guide

Type
Installation guide

MASONS Intertenancy Wall System is a high-performance acoustic and fire wall system designed for intertenancy applications. It features 50mm thick Masons Enviro™ AAC panels, providing excellent sound insulation with an estimated laboratory acoustic STC performance of 64 dB. The system boasts a fire rating of 90/90/90, ensuring superior fire protection.

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