sisäosios

Sisäosios is a Finnish term that translates to "interior division" or "internal partition." In construction and architecture, it refers to a non-load-bearing wall that divides the interior space of a building into separate rooms or areas. These walls are primarily functional, serving to define spaces for privacy, sound insulation, or compartmentalization. Unlike exterior walls or structural elements, sisäosios do not support the weight of the building's roof or upper floors, and therefore can be constructed from lighter materials.

The construction of sisäosios can vary depending on design, budget, and desired properties. Common materials include timber framing with plasterboard or gypsum board cladding, brick, or concrete blocks. In some modern designs, glass or other translucent materials may also be used for sisäosios to allow light to pass through while still providing a visual separation. The installation of electrical wiring, plumbing, and insulation is often incorporated within sisäosios during the construction process. The flexibility in design and material choice allows for a wide range of aesthetic and functional outcomes for interior spaces.