Wall panel and wall structure
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[0026] FIGS. 1 and 2 illustrate, in a simplified schematic figure, the construction of a dwelling wall 1 having a structural frame comprising of wooden studs 2 and noggings 3. In this embodiment the studs 2 and noggings 3 are preferably 100.times.50 pine, but in other embodiments may be of different size, timber or material.
[0027] The inner layer of dwelling wall 1 comprises of conventional plasterboard liner 4, which is typically about 13 mm thick, attached to the structural frame of studs 2 and noggings 3.
[0028] The outer layer of dwelling wall 1 comprises of a plurality of lightweight concrete panels 5a, 5b, 5c, 5d and 5e. Each standard panel 5a and corner panel 5b is about 600 mm.times.300 mm.times.60 mm, whilst smaller corner panel 5c is about 300 mm.times.300 mm.times.60 mm.
[0029] All panels 5a-c have a tongue 6a along their upper horizontal extent and a groove 7a extending along their lower horizontal extent, for horizontal stacked engagement in tongue and groove relationship...
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