Nonstructural (adjective)

Not relating to the structure or framework of a building or object.

Origin:

Derived from non- (meaning 'not') and structural (meaning 'relating to the structure or framework of a building or object').

Examples:

1. The nonstructural walls were added for interior partitioning.
2. The nonstructural elements were not load-bearing and could be removed.
3. The nonstructural modifications were made to improve the interior design.
4. The nonstructural repairs were not necessary for the stability of the building.
5. The nonstructural upgrades were optional for energy efficiency.