it is for an existing garage where the framing is up and it has tin on one side. Wall must be 30/30/30 2 way fire rated. Could I use back to back fyreline! Any other alternatives! I'm also trying to understand composite panels as an option.
trade4us2,
Jan 23, 3:21pm
Building inspector said I had to have a concrete block wall if I wanted a carport up the boundary. The neighbour built a wooden fence instead. Both of us have sold those houses. 20 years later there's still a wooden fence.
raven71,
Jan 23, 5:26pm
Usually concrete blocks are required. But check with your local council.
ae64,
Jan 25, 4:03am
Check out aac -autoclaved aerated concrete solutions -your design is a bit unclear but aac has huge fire proofing qualities
geoff_m,
Jan 25, 6:30am
Gib have a good datasheet on this for garages, including the fixing details. If it is on the boundary, it will need to be 2 way rated (from both sides). You will have to remove the tin to line the outside and then replace it. Hebel (aerated concrete ) or Speedwall is good stuff, but not load bearing, if the wall is supporting the roof.
mrfxit,
Jan 25, 2:28pm
Erected a carshed on a boundry like that a few years ago & the inspector wanted 2 x 12mm fireline gib on the inside We settled for a single layer of 19mm fireline. Saved me a lot of money / time & apparently was fine with the regs
elect70,
Feb 9, 12:03am
Mate just finised his garage on boundary, had hardiflex outside &19 mmfireline gib insideno penetrations.
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