A stud wall is a type of wall framework commonly used in building construction, primarily for interior walls. It consists of vertical wooden or metal supports called studs, which are spaced evenly apart and provide the wall's structure. These studs are typically covered with materials such as drywall or plaster to create a finished surface. Stud walls are lightweight and can be easily constructed, making them popular for dividing rooms, adding insulation, and accommodating electrical wiring and plumbing. They allow for flexibility in design and layout within a building.

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