Metal Furring Channel Ceiling

Resistance to mechanical damage.

Metal furring channel ceiling.

High strength galvanized steel helps prevent insect fire and water damage. Steel channels hat channels are available in galvanized steel which can be used in walls or drop ceilings. If you are building a heavy duty basement a steel channel is the most durable rigid and reliable material to use. It is easy to cut to length using tin strips.

Provides furring for interior walls and drop ceiling application. Tradeline metal furring ceiling system. The mf5 ceiling furring channel forms the underside of the metal furring frame from which the plasterboard can then be directly attached. Abangan nyo po ang part 2.

Furring channel is also used to fix plasterboard linings for suspended ceilings or as an alternate method for fixing plasterboard to masonry on walls. Steel channels can come in heavier gauges which makes for a greater loading capacity. 25 gauge furring channel is a multi purpose product with a variety of applications. Metal furring channel clips are made of galvanized wire and used to attach metal furring channels to 1 1 2 u channels in drop ceiling assemblies.

Provides noncombustible furring for interior and exterior walls. The steel is galvanized to protect it from any chance of corrosion or flames making it a safe and long lasting choice to bond to your ceiling or walls. Super stud s 7 8 in. Commonly used to level uneven surfaces.

Screws or power driven fasteners can be used to attach furring channel directly to the building structure. For any further information on metal furring system or metal stud partition walling please do not hesitate to contact our knowledgeable and helpful sales staff on. In drop ceiling applications furring channels can be attached directly to the underside of the building structure using metal furring channel clips tie wire screws or power driven fasteners. This ceiling furring system from tradeline is ideal for commercial and domestic applications.

It is used where services are to be accommodated while upgrading and protecting existing structures.