internal wall

This must have been an internal wall at one point.

North of the internal wall was the kitchen, and a private room.

The design had been calculated to the blocks of internal wall.

It was a house with internal walls removed to generate open space.

The dome supports itself, with no internal wall holding it up.

The outside of the building was okay, but the internal walls were damaged by smoke from the fire.

Note on a plan which internal walls take the structural load.

Asbestos is found in the roof and internal walls of the factory.

The internal walls are then removed thus forming a reservoir.

Is there any benefit in using them for radiators on internal walls?

Also, my cottage is tiny and I cannot sacrifice any more space by using internal wall insulation.

We cannot allow ourselves to become a fortress Europe by setting up internal walls.

Our only hope is that people will be restrained by internal walls - norms and values.

They destroyed the internal walls between cell blocks - which had stood for nearly a century - in many cases with their hands.

Plaster was stripped from the internal walls in 1911.

Limestone, quarried on the site, is used for external, and one internal wall.

"When we went out we saw the shops and the internal wall of the hotel had collapsed."

The internal walls are not load-bearing, allowing changes to the plans of the buildings in the future.

There are more than a hundred rooms, many at different levels and created by the repositioning of internal walls.

The roof was a double gable, the central valley supported by the internal wall.

The internal walls are limewashed and the floor is stone.

Internal walls are made of PC wall block or brick.

I've got three internal walls and the wall's about eighteen inches thick with a double glazed window.

There were no internal walls, and the cavernous space had the hollow echo of a basketball court.

However, as engines wear, carbon deposits can build up on the internal walls of the engine.