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Metal building attaching inside walls

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As most know we are building and I am getting a new shop. This is a metal building, not the kind with large I-beams. I will be adding stud walls inside only around the perimeter . I plan to put 1 x 3 around the building to attach stud wall and of coarse attach bottom plate to concrete. My question is should I attach wall to just one 1 x 3 or have a upper and lower 1 x 3?

Hey Gerald, so the metal building had small vertical ibeams that support the metal walls, and you want to scab on the 1x3 so you can drywall the interior?

I think I would use the 1x3’s at the top and mid way to the floor to provide more rigidity when adding wall coverings/internal storage 

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39 minutes ago, John Morris said:

Hey Gerald, so the metal building had small vertical ibeams that support the metal walls, and you want to scab on the 1x3 so you can drywall the interior?

Yes . But it is not I beams, more like formed steel.

3 hours ago, Gerald said:

Yes . But it is not I beams, more like formed steel.

I would definitely frame it out, bottom, top. What's going to be your spacing between the 1x3 studs (so to speak).

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Planning on 16 for studs

Your installing your wall covering over the 1x3's right?

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