Studs:
C-section
Track:
T or U-channel
Gauges:
12–25 ga
Web depths:
3-5/8" to 12"
Flanges:
1.63" or 2.5"
Finish:
Galvanized
Use:
Load-bearing and non-load-bearing
Specifications
Metal studs and track
Metal studs are the vertical members of a cold-formed steel wall, and track runs along the top and bottom to hold them in place. Together they frame walls, ceilings and partitions in residential, commercial and industrial buildings.
We roll both from galvanized steel on our line in Barrie, in gauges from 12 to 25. Studs are C-sections, and track is a T or U-channel sized to hold them. Web depths run from 3-5/8 to 12 inches, with 1.63- or 2.5-inch flanges. The full section and gauge table is on the product data page.
Steel studs do not warp, shrink or rot. They are non-combustible and are not damaged by termites. Consistent cut lengths help keep walls straight and reduce material waste.
Where it's used
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Interior partitions
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Exterior load-bearing walls
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Ceilings and soffits
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Top and bottom track at floor and ceiling
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Door and window framing
More: what metal studs are, what track does in a wall and metal studs compared with wood.
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