Solid Partition Walls Quick & Easy create

Learn how the MAGU IN interior wall system is constructed and what advantages it offers for solid partition walls, interior walls, and permanent room dividers.

Room Dividers and Interior Walls in New Construction

Kitchen cabinets are securely mounted in the MAGU interior wall

MAGU interior wall in the bathroom with shower enclosure and room divider

MAGU interior wall with transom windows

Composite Structures: The MAGU IN interior wall system is based on a proven sandwich construction method. This composite structure consists of a supporting core and upper and lower facing layers. This design principle is known from the aerospace industry, among others, and is characterized by high structural strength combined with comparatively low weight.

The MAGU interior wall utilizes this construction principle and derives its high strength from the composite structure of the MAGU grid panel with its double-sided facing layers of special MAGU IN fiber-reinforced plaster. The sandwich construction is created directly on the job site by applying the fiber-reinforced plaster. This makes the system easy, flexible, and cost-effective to install.

The standard wall thickness is 10 cm. For tall partition walls in industrial halls, warehouses, and other large-scale construction projects, MAGU grid panels with wall thicknesses of 15 cm or 20 cm are also available. The greater wall thicknesses increase the wall’s stability while also improving sound and thermal insulation.

Honeycomb composite construction as the design principle behind the MAGU IN interior wall system.

Finally, the wall is either simply primed and painted or finished with ready-mixed plaster.

Skylights or cutouts can be easily cut out using, for example, a handsaw or a jigsaw

Interior doors are installed with the door frame, aligned, and sealed with foam.

Support the door frame properly until the door foam has set.

Niches are created by combining, for example, 10-cm and 15-cm grid panels.

MAGU interior walls are simple and flexible to build and design, yet very sturdy

The fiberglass mesh with its undercut grooves gives the wall tremendous stability

Even tall walls are exceptionally sturdy once they have been plastered

Plumbing will be integrated into MAGU IN

The wall is plastered and textured.

The Würth Insulation Anchor

securely locks into the sturdy MAGU inner wall

This way, you can also install sinks or

Securely mount wall cabinets!

Anchored to the MAGU interior wall using only 4 insulation anchors

The MAGU interior wall undergoing a practical load test. The bench in the left-hand image was secured to the 10-cm-thick MAGU interior wall using just 4 Würth W-ID 95 insulation anchors. In a practical test, the bench easily withstood a load of more than 160 kg!

In the photo on the right, two employees are standing on a 10 cm-thick MAGU interior wall that is 1.20 m wide and 2.40 m high. The interior wall can support a weight of more than 160 kg without significant deflection. Try doing that with a lightweight drywall partition or a brick interior wall made of aerated concrete.

The ‚Honeycomp‘ composite construction ensures exceptional stability.

The grid panels are adhered to the dust-free surface using installation foam.

The second row of panels is installed in a staggered pattern; the panels lock together via the interlocking grid.

The wall panels are simply snapped together using the grid.

A level is used to check the alignment layer by layer

In addition, each layer is secured with assembly foam.

The structural wall will be up in a few hours.

Aligning Vertically Using a Spirit Level

The final layer is cut to size and glued in place.

The miter joints are simply glued together with construction foam.

You can cut out conduit using a soldering iron

Electrical boxes are cut out and secured with MAGU anchors

The MAGU fiber filler is easy to apply

The fiberglass mesh with its undercut grooves gives the wall tremendous stability

Even tall walls are exceptionally sturdy once they have been plastered

Plumbing will be integrated into MAGU IN

The wall is plastered and textured.

The Fraunhofer Institute for Building Physics IBP conducted a preliminary airborne sound measurement on the MAGU interior wall. With a rated sound reduction index of Rw 31.2 dB according to DIN ISO 10140-2:2010, the result exceeded our expectations and confirmed our practical experience.

Weighing about 20 kg per square meter, our MAGU IN is a true lightweight among interior walls. Thanks to its rigid sandwich structure, it nevertheless achieves a very good sound insulation rating of 31.2 dB. This makes MAGU IN comparable to a single-sheeted gypsum board stud wall or a non-load-bearing aerated concrete wall.

Our MAGU IN thus exceeds the requirements of VDI Guideline 4100:2012-10 for apartments with Sound Insulation Level II (SST EBII) and is therefore the ideal partition wall for all areas within an apartment or house.

With a pre-glued drywall panel, the MAGU IN can also be easily upgraded or retrofitted to achieve even better sound insulation performance.

Grid panel made of rigid EPS foam in accordance with DIN EN 13163

Panel dimensions: 10.5/15.5/20.5–30–120 cm (W–H–L) with dovetail grooves and a 45° interlocking grid
Abbreviation for application according to DIN V 4108-10: WI
Design value according to DIN V 4108-4 l: 0.031 W/m²K
Bending strength sb (EN 12089): > 250 kPa
Tensile strength perpendicular to the panel plane smt (EN 1607): > 150 kPa
Compressive stress at 10 % compression s10 (EN 826): > 150 kPa
Fire behavior according to DIN EN 13501-1: Class E
Nominal thermal conductivity value according to DIN EN 13163 l D: 0.031 W/m²
EPS-EN 13163-T2-L2-W2-S2-P4-BS250-CS(10)150-DLT(2)5-DS(70,-)3-DS(N)5-TR150

Total wall thickness: 11.5 cm, 16.5 cm, or 21.5 cm. Average rated sound insulation index Rw: 31.2 dB.

– Individual components, grid panels (e.g., pallets of 28.80 m² each), fiber plaster in 25-kg bags, fiberglass mesh in 50-m² rolls
– Package 1: 10 m² of grid panels with 50 kg of fiber plaster and 20 m² of fiberglass mesh
– Package 2: 20 m² of grid panels with 100 kg of fiber plaster and 40 m² of fiberglass mesh

Various complete packages—or individual components—are available.

Simply send your specific inquiry to info@magu.de.

– Individual components, wood fiberboard, fiber plaster (25 kg bags), fiberglass mesh (50 m² roll)
– Package 1: 10 m² of wood-fiber panels with 50 kg of fiber plaster and 20 m² of fiberglass mesh
– Package 2: 20 m² of wood-fiber boards with 100 kg of fiber plaster and 40 m² of fiberglass mesh

Various complete packages—or individual components—are available.

Simply send your specific inquiry to info@magu.de.