Drywall & Ceiling System

Metal furring  is a light-gauge steel profile used as secondary framing member to support ceilings, wall linings, and cladding systems. 

Metal stud is a light-gauge galvanized steel framing member used as a vertical or horizontal support in wall partition and ceiling systems, commonly replacing traditional wooden studs in modern construction. 

Metal track  is a cold-formed galvanized steel channel used as a guide and support base for metal studs in wall partition and ceiling framing systems. 

Carrying channel is a main structural steel or galvanized channel used as the primary support member in ceiling suspension and light framing systems, designed to carry the load of secondary framing members such as furring channels or metal studs. 

Suspended bar  is a steel rod or bar used to hang, support, or suspend structural components on ceiling structure for stable suspension.

Wall angle is a light-gauge galvanized steel or aluminum L-shaped profile used as a perimeter support and finishing member in ceiling and wall framing systems. 

Hanging clip is a J-shaped steel connector used to suspend or support ceiling framing components such as furring channels, carrying channels, or light structural members from suspension wires or rods. 

Wall clip is a small metal fastening component used to secure ceiling framing members or lightweight structural elements to a wall, commonly in drywall, suspended ceiling, and light steel framing systems.