Framing a wall under a steel I-beam

[berrywise]

Wow this is just the type of forum I've been looking for the past few days! Looks like there is a wealth of knowledge to be had. I've recently decided to finish our basement and am trying to think as much of it out as possible before i get into trouble.

This is my first time taking on a task of this magnatude so I've got my work cut for for myself.

One problem I already know I"ll encounter is that I have a steel support beam running directly above where I need one of my walls. To complicate things the beam has ducts that also run parrelel to it so that I can just move the wall slightly to one side or the other.

Does anyone know the proper procedure for attaching a non load bearing wall to something like this? I was thinking maybe some kind of construction adhesive or even possibly drilling holes and using bolts and nuts to attach it?

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Any help anyone could shed on this would be great. Thanks! I'm sure I"ll be back for more questions.

[pcprit]

This is not a big deal at all, we do it in commercial construction all the time. The way I have always done something like this, keeping in mind that I usually use metal framing, is attach the top plate to the steel beam with a powder actuated tool (Hilti or Trakfast brands). It's simple, fast and holds forever. I don't know that I would rec construction adhesive as your only bond, that would scare me a little to have the shear strength of the wall dependent on glue basically.