Guide columns, partition structures, and methods for constructing partition structures with guide columns

Abstract

The cover refers to the guide column (140) which includes the body (141) and two ridges (142) that are almost parallel to each other and almost perpendicular to the body (141). Each of the ridges (142) includes an upper part (143) and a lower part (144), in which the distance between the ridges (142) in the lower part (144) is smaller than the distance between the ridges (142) in the upper part (143). The ridges (142) in the upper part (143) and the lower part (144) are connected by a connecting part (145) which is almost perpendicular to the upper part (143) and the lower part (144). The cover also refers to the partition structure (100) including the guide column (140) in which the shortened distance between the ridges (142) at the lower part (144) of the guide column (140) allows the lower part (144) to be received inside the wall channel (110) and the increased distance between the ridges (142) at the upper part (143) of the guide column (140) prevents the upper part (143) from being received inside the wall channel (110).