The Masons Intertenancy Wall System is based on our Enviro AAC (autoclaved aerated concrete) panels – a dense yet lightweight material with proven acoustic and fire-stopping performance. The system is easy to work with, giving builders workflow flexibility and construction efficiencies. It is fully NZBC compliant for both fire resistance (FRR) and sound transmission (STC).
Typical Applications
Multi-unit residential, terrace houses, apartments, aged-care facilities, commercial.
The Enviro™ AAC panel
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System is based on Masons Enviro™ AAC panel – a 50 mm thick panel tested to and compliant with AS/NZS1530.1. It is manufactured from cement, sand, lime and water which is aerated with an expanding agent. Soft blocks are moulded from the mixture and then sliced into the required panel size and cured in a steam pressure autoclave for up to 12 hours.
Exceeds Code
Fully FRR and STC compliant
This system meets and/or exceeds the New Zealand Building Code’s minimum requirements for both fire rating and sound transmission class. It has been reviewed against the NZBC for fire performance by IGNIS, one of Australasia’s foremost fire engineers, and scored a rating of 90/90/90 on walls up to 10 m high. Acoustic engineers Marshall Day reported a lab performance of 64 dB – higher than the minimum STC requirement of 55 dB for intertenancy walls.
Simple
Easy to use, flexible and fast
The Masons system is construction friendly and designed for simplicity and flexibility. As few as two builders can install the system, and installation can be flowed around other work on-site. No weather protection is needed for the AAC panels when work stops, making on-site storage simple.
Fast
Designed for buildability
The system can be installed up to three stories continuously, without interruption, and there is often no need for extra accessories or fiddly work at mid-floors junctions. Services can be run down the framing on either side of the AAC panels, and materials be carried in smaller parts when site access is difficult. The ACC system is easier for everyone on the job.
* Penetrations to the Masons Intertenancy Wall System: fire and acoustic must be engineered for fire rating and to preserve acoustic performance and installed by suitably qualified persons.
Scope and Limitations
For scope of use, limitations, conditions and statement of building code compliance, refer to the Masons Intertenancy Wall System pass™ available in the downloads.
Technical
information
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1200 x 600 x 50mm
1200 x 600 x 30mm
Masons 50mm Enviro AAC Intertenancy Wall System
The features and benefits
Frequently asked questions about Masons IT Wall
What is an IT Wall?
An IT Wall or Intertenancy Wall is an internal non structural wall used to separate multiple tenancies, providing both fire and acoustic protection from the neighbouring tenancy
What is A Masons IT Wall System?
Masons it wall comprises of masons Enviro AAC panels, Masons enviro AAC glue, Masons aluminium fire wall brackets, and C channels
What does Masons supply with their IT Wall System?
Masons provide all components for the system – AAC panels, AAC glue, brackets, channels, screws etc…
Is the system compliant with NZBC?
Yes, the system is fully compliant with NZBC, and carries both a PASS Accreditation and a Codemark certificate
What is the maximum height you can go to with a Masons IT Wall?
Masons have tested the system for structures up to 10m in height
Can the Masons IT Wall System do corners or ‘dog legs’?
Yes, you can do corners with the Masons system, check the installation instructions and detail drawings to see how
What is a Masons Enviro AAC Panel?
The Masons Intertenancy Wall System is based on Masons Enviro™ AAC panel – a 50 mm thick panel tested to and compliant with AS/NZS1530.1. It is manufactured from cement, sand, lime and water which is aerated with an expanding agent. Soft blocks are moulded from the mixture and then sliced into the required panel size and cured in a steam pressure autoclave for up to 12 hours.
What ratings does the Masons IT Wall System carry?
Meets/exceeds the minimum acoustic standard of STC55, achieving an STC rating of 64
Provides up to a -/120/120 fire rating
What is the total wall thickness of the finished system?
Using the standard layout of 10mm plasterboard / 90mm framing / 20mm separation gap / 50mm Enviro AAC panel / 20mm separation gap / 90mm framing / 10mm plasterboard the wall is 290mm thick
What is the best way to price a job?
Get in contact with your local rep and they can aid in the process