I was asked the other day : Why choose drywall / gypsum plasterboard partition over the conventional brick wall?
I feel the question should be rephrased such : Why go for brick wall when normal drywall can do the job?
As the drywall partition is put up using dry lining method and its' standard framework consists of floor tracks and studs, the whole process of construction is much faster, less messy / dirty, and cheaper as lesser components of material are used.
As the drywall partition is put up without chipping, hacking and cementing on the floor, wall and ceiling, there will be negligible damage caused when the wall is dismantled save for some holes on which the screws were applied to do the job.
If customers choose the gypsum plasterboard with vinyl ( in pattern and colour ), the whole process of the work will be shorter as closing up gaps on joints, smoothing and painting the surface are not required.
Of course, drywall partition is not meant to take very heavy stuffs leaning onto it or hanging on it, but for offices and showrooms, these features are not required, so drywall partition can fit in very well.
