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UL U2761.5-hr Fire RatingWallSTC 67
Steel StudMulti-Layer GypsumMineral WoolResilient ChannelPartitionHigh STCDesign

Steel Stud Wall — 2 layers 1/2" Type X on resilient channels

UL-listed 1.5-hour fire-rated steel stud wall assembly. 6" steel studs at 24" o.c. with R-15 mineral wool batt, 2 layers of 1/2" Type X gypsum board each side on resilient channels.

Cross-Section Diagram

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Legend
11/2" Type X gypsum board(1/2")
21/2" Type X gypsum board(1/2")
3Resilient channels at 24" o.c.(7/8")
46" steel studs at 24" o.c.(6.0")
5R-15 mineral wool batt
61/2" Type X gypsum board(1/2")
71/2" Type X gypsum board(1/2")

Specifications

Fire Rating
1.5-Hour
STC Rating
STC 67
Load Bearing
No
Total Thickness
8.875"
Source / Publisher
UL (Underwriters Laboratories)
Design Number
U276
Assembly Type
Wall
Test Standard
UL 263
Construction Group
Light Frame
Number of Layers
7 layers

Applicable Codes

IBC 2024 Table 722.1IBC 2021 §722

Construction Summary

6" steel studs at 24" o.c. with R-15 mineral wool batt, 2 layers of 1/2" Type X gypsum board each side on resilient channels

Material Layers

LayerMaterialThickness
11/2" Type X gypsum board1/2"
21/2" Type X gypsum board1/2"
3Resilient channels at 24" o.c.7/8"
46" steel studs at 24" o.c.6.0"
5R-15 mineral wool batt—
61/2" Type X gypsum board1/2"
71/2" Type X gypsum board1/2"

Important Notice

This assembly listing is for reference only. Always verify against the current UL Product iQ database before specifying in construction documents. Material substitutions may void the fire rating. Consult with a qualified fire protection engineer for project-specific requirements.