Types of Partition Walls in Interior design

If you choose to split your home area into different rooms or areas, an optimal alternative is to have a partition wall. Partition walls are, in most situations, thin, non-load - bearing walls and are relatively easy to create. There are various types of partition walls ranging in strength, longevity, and architectural appearance. Getting familiar with the different types can help determine the best wall partition alternative for your home.
There are 12 types of partition walls which are given below:

1. Brick Partition 

Brick partition is one of the most common and economical types of partition walls
The white brick partition walls are built of simple bricks. It's very common and very cost-effective
Construction of this type of partition wall is carried out using the straightening bond
The standard Brick partition wall thickness is 4
Standard brick partition walls are constructed using cement mortar-laid bricks and treated on both sides they are highly resistant to fire and are incredibly heavy

2. Clay Block Partition Wall

• The blocks used for such wall partitioning are made of clay or terra-cotta, which can be either robust or hollow. 
• Commonly used for light partitions are hollow clay blocks.
• These are strong heat and sound insulators. They're fire-resistant, too.
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• The sizes of the hollow blocks are different from material texture. 
• Grooves are provided on top , bottom, and block sides to improve the bond between block and plaster. 
• Clay Jalli makes use of ventilated walls, partition walls, half walls etc. 
• Clay Jalli comes in various shapes to match different architectural styles.

3.Glass partition walls

                      

In this, a wooden framework is used in which glass sheets are fixed.

• The wooden frame consists of a number of properly spaced horizontal and vertical posts which divide the whole area into a number of panels. 
• Glass sheets are stored in the panels either through wood particles or through a linseed oil putty. 
• Such partitions are proof of being lightweight, vermin, soundproof and damp.
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• But ordinary glass is quite weak, and often requires replacement. 
• Nowadays there are also strong varieties of glass on the market, such as wired glass, bulletproof glass, and three-ply glass.

4.Hollow Glass blocks

                   

 Hollow glass blocks are translucent glass units that are light in weight and available in various sizes, shapes, and thicknesses.

They are usually circular, with a standard thickness of 10 cm (14x14 cm or 19x19 cm).
The edges of the joinings are painted internally and sanded externally to create a mortar base. 

The front and rear sides may be decorative or plain. 

Block glass is laid in finely sanded cement- lime mortar (1:1:4)
All joints shall be filled adequately

Metal strip reinforcing for block height up to 15 cm is put on the third or fourth course. 

Reinforcement shall be imposed at each course if the block height exceeds 25 cm 
There is another type of glass block involving joggles and end grooves, too. 

5.Timber Partition wall

                    

Timber partitions are made of a wooden frame, correctly placed on the base, and connected to the side walls. 

This framework consisting of horizontal and vertical parts maybe either plastered or painted on both sides with Gypsum board or plywood etc. 

The use of a timber partition of the wall nowadays is declining because of its high expense.  

It can deteriorate or be eaten away by termites.
 Also, it is not fire-resistant. Its use decreases every day

6. Portable Partition wall

                           

     A compact partition wall is a partition that is foldable and creates a temporary partition. 

It has two full members of the panel ends who include assistance, rigidity, and privacy and ensure noise control.

This can be folded and are on wheels, providing durability, and storing easiness. 

Three common uses of portable partition wall are to quickly divide a space or area, particularly in areas where permanent, immobile room dividers might not be accessible or impractical.

These are cost-effective and efficient for building a classroom or conference room in an enclosed space.

They are an effective vision divider to mask door openings for toilets, industrial kitchens, and other sections of the backroom. 

Portable partitions are widely found in spas, salons, libraries and colleges, homes, churches, and other historic locations, meeting centers, corporate and government offices, hotels and restaurants.

7. Plywood Partition Wall 

                                   
Often, Plywood is used for constructing a partition wall.
It is available in sheets that are 4 feet wide by 8 feet long, and are available in different thicknesses. 

Simple to install in less time than necessary. 

It is usually positioned from the floor to the ceiling, vertically. 

When positioning plywood properly with flush joints, the joints need not be the main constituent.

But joints can be filled with moldings to improve the wall appearance. Plywood is cheaper and can be stained or decorated in the same manner as plastered walls.

8.  Laser Cut Panels

                 

Laser Cut panels are used to divide the space, with less.

This is one of the most personalized choices, as partition walls of the desired design patterns can be completed with acrylic, MDF, and particleboard, among other choices.

They were usually used to build a spatial distinction in enlarged living rooms, dining rooms, or in the same space to create multiple seating areas.

9.  Partition Walls With Rope

                      
It is one of the most creative and cost-effective ways to construct a partition that fits earthy interior themes to help create a sense of separation while preserving visual clarity.

You can use various types of rope i.e Jute rope, Stainless steel, etc. Can be used in Living room, Study areas and drawing rooms.

10. Storage Partition Wall

                        

This type of partition wall has an extra advantage, it maximizes the storage space inside the house in addition to being a storage space.
You can also install plants in between to add some fresh air in the space.
Commonly used in Living rooms, bedrooms, study rooms and drawing rooms.

11. Planter Partition

                           
For all nature lovers, this is one of the favored choices, it can help one add the much-needed touch of greenery inside the home, it is preferable to use shade-loving plants other options may be to use artificial plants.
You can also add Air-purifying plants in the Partition.
Commonly used in Foyer area, Living rooms, bedrooms.

12. Natural Wood Partition

                                      

The natural shape of wooden logs serves as an excellent space divider for exhibition spaces, typically found in art-related rooms or exhibition halls. 

This is one out of the box idea, giving an abstract artistic look to the interior.
Commonly used in the Foyer area, Living rooms, restaurants.

Conclusion

You'll be able to choose the best partition wall for your dream home once you know the characteristics of the various styles of partition walls. Walls of partition enhance a space's functionality and aesthetic appeal. So go ahead and pick one for your place!