Metal Stud & Track

Metal studs and tracks are used to create partition walls, ceiling frames, and wall lining systems. They provide a lightweight, durable, and cost-effective alternative to timber framing.

Metal studs are faster to install, lighter to handle, and result in less waste during construction. They're also fire-resistant and more stable over time than timber.

An MF Ceiling System, or Metal Frame Ceiling System, is a suspended ceiling solution commonly used in both commercial and residential settings. It consists of a grid-like framework made of metal tracks and channels, which is suspended from the main structure or existing ceiling. This framework supports ceiling components such as plasterboard.

It effectively conceals services such as electrical wiring, plumbing, and HVAC ducts within the ceiling void, making it a popular choice for achieving a clean, professional appearance while also enhancing acoustic performance.

The size of the metal studs and tracks depends on the wall height and load-bearing requirements. For general partitioning, smaller sections may be suitable, but for taller or more demanding walls, you might need larger sections. Contact us for guidance on selecting the right sizes for your specific project.

No, for ceiling installations, it's recommended to use metal furring system (MF ceilings) specifically designed to support plasterboard. Metal stud framing is generally used for wall partitions, while MF systems are more suited for ceilings.