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Steel Wall Systems Manual

General information/ Warranty and design considerations
Engineering design certification
Certification, standards and testing
Performance
Technical services
Fire and acoustic rated systems

Peer Steel Wall Products
Partition or wall studs and track
Deflection head and noggin track
Accessories for acoustic applications
Top hats
Plaster accessories

Partition and wall framing – installation
Bottom track fixing detail
Top (Head) track fixing detail
Top (Head) track fixing detail – suspended ceiling
Deflection head track fixing detail
Fixing methods explained
Plasterboard installation
Control joints explained
Storage and Handling
Table SWS-01 - Wall Lipped Studs
Table SWS-02 - Wall Lipped Studs
Table SWS-03 - Top Hats
Table SWS-04 - Top Hats
Design notes and sectional properties
WSL design examples
Top Hat design examples
Sectional properties SWS-05
Sectional properties SWS-06
Sectional properties SWS-07
Sectional properties SWS-08
Sectional properties SWS-09
Sectional properties SWS-10
Sectional properties SWS-11
Sectional properties SWS-12
Sectional properties SWS-13
Sectional properties SWS-14
Sectional properties SWS-15

Peer Facade System Manual

General / Design & Warranty Information
Engineering design certification
Certification, standards and testing
Performance
Technical services

Peer Façade system Products
Façade system Backing Strip
Top Hat 50, 120 and EPDM foam seal
Façade EPDM seal characteristics
Panel Layout and Top Hat spacing
Top Hat levelling and fixing – EPDM Foam seal application
Pre mark and drill boards prior to fixing
Backing Strip as a vertical spacer and sealant application
Insertion of backing strip and overlapping seal details
Backing strip overlapping seal and prep for Top board
Fixing to layer of boards and prep screw holes for filling
Finish façade joint sealing & Control Joints
Control Joints
Storage, Handling & Design Capacities
Section properties TH120
Section properties TH75 & TH50
Span table maximum wind pressure

Concealed Ceiling systems Manual

General / Design & Warranty Information
Engineering design certification
Technical services
Certification, standards and testing
Performance

PEER Concealed Ceiling Steel
Product Breakdown
Furring channel
Top cross rail
Clips
Miscellaneous components
Acoustic application accessories
Top hats
Ceiling battens
Ceiling joists
Concealed ceiling systems install
Typical suspended ceiling with TCR/FC
Direct fixing of furring channels
Drop ceiling/ceiling bulkhead
Fire rated ceilings
Acoustic STC rated ceilings
Typical concealed ceiling joists
Curven and raked ceilings
Plasterboard installation
Expansions and control joints

Design notes
Span table CCS01
Span table CCS02
Span table CCS03
Span table CCS04
Span table CCS05
Span table CCS06
Span table CCS07
Clip Capacity Table CCS08
Sectional properties SP-01
Sectional properties SP-02
Sectional properties SP-03
Sectional properties SP-04
Sectional properties SP-05

Exposed Grid system Manual

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Engineering design certification
Certification, standards and testing
Technical services

PEER Exposed Grid Ceiling
Simplicitee components
Simplicitee components details
Two way exposed grid
One way linear grid
Raked ceiling detail
Light fitting detail

Installation details
Two way exposed grid
Part tile lengths/widths
Wall angle trim fixing
Suspension rod fixing
Main/Cross runner suspension clips
Main runner to wall angle junction
Detail at light fitting
Main runner to wall angle junction
Maximum load Table EGS01
Clip Capacity Table EGS-02
Grid layout examples
Ceiling tiles
Sectional properties SP-01
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Partitions of Wall Framing

Generally lateral wind loads or other loads are transferred from lining to studs, studs to track.
The tracks will be transferring loads to supporting structures.
The tracks are fixed to supporting structure with appropriate fastening to transfer shear loads or other loads as required.

See figure below for full details:

Fig 27 - Peer Bottom Track fixing Detail
Fig 28 - Peer Bottom Track fixing Detail
Fig 29 - Peer Head Track fixing Detail - wall/ceiling junction Friction Fit Head
Fig 30 - Peer Head Track fixing Detail - wall/ceiling junction Suspended Tee-Lock Ceiling
Fig 31 - Peer Head Track fixing Detail- wall/ceiling junction. For Suspended Ceiling (Furring Channel & TCR System)

Deflection Head Tracks

Fig 32 - Deflection Head Track available in 64, 76, 92 & 150mm

The Deflection Heads are tracks with larger flanges to accommodate deflections of upper structures or any thermal movements.
Please do not provide any mechanical connection (screws, welding etc) to these joints.

  • Refer to figures Figs 33 for fixing details to supporting structures

Fig 33 - Peer Deflection Head Track Fixing Detail - wall/ceiling junction - Deflection Head

Wall Studs (Lipped)

Fig 34 - Wall Stud Lipped available from 51 - 150mm

The Studs function is to transfer loads from lining to the tracks.
Due to this fact the strength of the studs plays a vital role in determining the heights of partitions. Refer to height and span table manual for capacities of the studs based on its spacing and gauge.
Stud to track connections also play an important part in the load transfer mechanism.

Peer studs are roll-formed with mountain knurling to for ease of anchor location and are designed to box in all widths and gauges.

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