IPA: /ˈstʌdˌwɜrk/
KK: /ˈstʌdˌwɜrk/
The framework that supports a wall or partition, often made of vertical pieces of wood or metal.
The carpenter installed the studwork to ensure the walls were sturdy and well-supported.
Studwork → The word is formed from "stud" (from Old English *studu*, meaning a place where horses are kept) and "work" (from Old English *weorc*, meaning labor or effort). The term refers to the work or labor associated with a stud, particularly in the context of breeding horses.
Think of a 'place for horses' ('stud') where 'labor' ('work') is done — that's what studwork means.