Various wall systems of houses, fastening capabilities, strength

Phew... well, then it is what it is. I give in and better leave this forum again. I was met with sarcasm here, but probably these things are just not for me. I also didn't know that my age is already known here. But probably it's also a forum thing to interpret age from written texts. I'm in the wrong place here and since I can't handle it and behave badly, I should stay away from such things. This is not sarcastic either, but serious self-reflection.

Thanks anyway and ciao.

that my age is already known here

....I read that from you, where else?

I was "attacked" sarcastically here

...at least I did not read it that way and I am neutral here and not related or connected by marriage to anyone.

I am wrong here and should then, since I cannot tolerate it and behave wrongly, stay away from such things. This is not sarcastic either, but serious self-reflection.

That, however, only you can know yourself, basically I find it a pity.

Hello dear forum.

our names are Florian and Stefanie, both in their mid-40s.

Well, you revealed your age yourself...

Right. As I said, then probably not for me. Apparently I wrote more here than I wanted to and that is okay now. Everything is fine, I'll stay away again, the profile will be deleted after my email from earlier. Regards

Hm. It’s a pity how this has developed here. Fundamentally interesting is the question within the question. Because the original question was already answered directly: In comparison, Schwabenhaus seems to be the construction least suitable for wall mountings. (I have not read the construction service description and therefore only repeat the initial post.) The rest were offers of help regarding the observations between the lines, that was my intention and my interpretation of the other contributions. All the best for the project!

Of course I never wrote that, because I asked about interior walls, not basements. That's exactly the point: I get answers to questions I never asked. Or is that wrong?

You get answers to your questions and even further information for free and without obligation, for which you would have to pay elsewhere (either for planning, consulting or so-called learning fees). One could say "Thank you" now.

Excuse me, how do you properly attach something in such houses without deliberately hitting the infill?

That was the directly answered question. Screwing depends on the wall structure; even a simply boarded wall can hold 30-40 kg (the more money you spend, the "more" wall structure you get).