Can I use this size stud timber?

[zappastix]

Hi

Just brought a load of Wickes timber 47mm x 100mm for stud partition.

I was trying to find out what door width liners I will need for regular 30" doors.

I came across the Wickes Good Idea Leaflet No. 7
HOW TO BUILD A PARTITION WALL

This Good Idea leaflet doesn't mention anywhere the size of the timber I've brought.

It states that you will require;

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You will require sufficient 44 x 69mm finished size PSE (Planed, Square Edge),
47 x 75mm finished size sawn timber or 36 x 63mm studwork timber, for the
head and sole plates, and for the studs and noggins.
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MY QUESTIONS

Can I still use this timber that I have brought. I wanted the stud to be wide
so I could stuff a lot of Rockwall in, for sound proofing between kitchen & bathroom?

If I can use this timber - can you recommend the width of the door frame/liner that I will need?

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I want to use 12.5mm plasterboard - and would like a flush finish of the plasterboard
and liner - ready for architrave.

Thanks in advance.

Stephen

 

[foxhole]

Your total width will be 100mm stud +25mm plasterboard +about 5-6 mm for the skim coat so 130mm liner is required, if not available you can make one up quite easily.

 

[geraint]

all merchants will sell a pre machined and packed 5 1/4 " door liner. which will include the door stops.

 

[foxhole]

Wickes certainly do http://www.wickes.co.uk/Internal-Door-Lining/invt/200352