Wall system

A wall system, comprising:

• a first and second upright that define a stud assembly;
• a lower bracket that spans a width between the first and second uprights, notches on opposite ends of the lower bracket configured to engage respective apertures of a plurality of apertures on the first and second uprights;
• a top connector assembly that attaches to a top portion of the first and second uprights, the top connector assembly having a holder member to be raised and lowered relative to the stud assembly to effectively extend a top of the stud assembly;
• and
• a leveler assembly that attaches to a bottom portion of the first and second uprights, the leveler having a threaded rod to raise and lower the first and second uprights relative to a base of the leveler to thereby adjust a relative height of the stud assembly.

A wall system, comprising:

• a stud assembly, comprising:
• a first and second upright;
• a plurality of apertures spaced on a side surface along respective longitudinal lengths of the first and second uprights;
• a web bracket that includes a central body with an extension arm on opposing sides;
• and
• a notch at or near a free end of each extension arm, a stud assembly formed by the first upright connected to the second upright by the web bracket, each notch of the web bracket removably inserted over an edge of a respective aperture of the plurality of apertures of the first and second uprights, a top connector assembly, comprising:
• a top connector that attaches to a top portion of the first and second uprights, the top connector assembly having a holder member to be raised and lowered relative to the stud assembly to effectively extend a top of the stud assembly;
• and
• a leveler assembly, comprising:
• a leveler foot that attaches to a bottom portion of the first and second uprights;
• and
• a threaded rod attached to the leveler foot and the stud assembly, the threaded rod to raise and lower the first and second uprights relative to the leveler foot to thereby adjust a relative height of the stud assembly.