I have large room size in my home, 12'x 22'. Now I want to rent it and therefore, want to divide the room in two with a partition wall.
Is there any way to build a permanent partition wall on marble flooring without cutting or damaging it?
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Well, if you want a bit more permanence, take a look at this site. It's an Ikea hack on a PAX to divide a room with sliding "doors". I like the site anyway, it's useful and between it and this there isn't anything you can't build.
Essentially, this guy used huge sliding doors to section off parts of his studio apartment, and the huge benefit was that he could close some parts off and open others to rearrange the room, like closing off the bed room when he had company.
I would be tempted to try those removable stick up hangers from 3M. They come in different sizes for different weights. They don't penetrate or leave a stain when you remove them.
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Best Answer
If you don't want to damage the floor, the best way around this is to attach your bottom plate, usually a 2x4, to the floor with construction adhesive. Then add your studs and top plate. You could also just assemble all the framing on the floor and then raise the walls, using construction adhesive for the bottom plates, walls and ceiling if desired. The wall would be permanent but could be removed without damaging the floor