Dry Lining / Drywall C Stud and Track

Used as the vertical support in wall framing, these products are available in a range of widths, lengths and thicknesses depending on requirements for strength, height, impact resistance and sound insulation.

These products are used for securing wall studs at floor and ceiling junctions. Although Stabdard (C) channels are the most commonly used, Deep Flange (DL) and Extra Deep Flange (EDL) versions are available for partitions over 4200mm high and 8000mm high respectively, or in situations where deflection head details, improved impact resistance and easier skirting fixing are required.

Used as the vertical support in wall framing, these products are available in a range of widths, lengths and thicknesses depending on requirements for strength, height, impact resistance and sound insulation.

These products are used for securing wall studs at floor and ceiling junctions. Although Stabdard (C) channels are the most commonly used, Deep Flange (DL) and Extra Deep Flange (EDL) versions are available for partitions over 4200mm high and 8000mm high respectively, or in situations where deflection head details, improved impact resistance and easier skirting fixing are required.

Used as the vertical support in wall framing, these products are available in a range of widths, lengths and thicknesses depending on requirements for strength, height, impact resistance and sound insulation.

These products are used for securing wall studs at floor and ceiling junctions. Although Stabdard (C) channels are the most commonly used, Deep Flange (DL) and Extra Deep Flange (EDL) versions are available for partitions over 4200mm high and 8000mm high respectively, or in situations where deflection head details, improved impact resistance and easier skirting fixing are required.

Used as the vertical support in wall framing, these products are available in a range of widths, lengths and thicknesses depending on requirements for strength, height, impact resistance and sound insulation.

These products are used for securing wall studs at floor and ceiling junctions. Although Stabdard (C) channels are the most commonly used, Deep Flange (DL) and Extra Deep Flange (EDL) versions are available for partitions over 4200mm high and 8000mm high respectively, or in situations where deflection head details, improved impact resistance and easier skirting fixing are required.