Partitioning & Ceiling Systems

Build with reliable partition materials

Create rigid, plumb studs with our galvanised C-studs in 50, 60, 70 and 94 mm, matched to standard and deep floor/head tracks. These non-load-bearing sections form the backbone of internal walls and are compatible with single or multiple layers of plasterboard - your chosen partition board material - including moisture-resistant boards for washrooms when you’re specifying bathroom partition material. For tall walls or deflection heads, choose 94 mm track and stud for extra stability.

Acoustic upgrades made easy

Where noise control matters, pair studs and tracks with resilient bar to de-couple boards, and specify acoustic anti-vibration ceiling hangers to limit flanking through the grid. These components help meet performance targets in residential, education and commercial spaces without complicated detailing.

MF suspended ceiling systems (metal & “floating”)

Our MF metal ceiling systems cover everything needed for a flat or feature floating ceiling system:

• MF6 perimeter channel for wall lines,
• MF7 primary channel as the main bearer,
• MF5 furring (“top hat”) to take board,
• MF8 strap hangers and MF9 connectors to assemble and suspend the grid.

This modular kit delivers a dependable suspension ceiling system with simple height adjustment and fast installation on site.

Lining & shaft solutions

Use GL1 metal lining channels and Gypliner brackets for speedy wall linings over uneven substrates - ideal where a direct stud isn’t practical. For risers and cores, ShaftWall retaining channels provide a light, fire-resistant framework in confined spaces before boarding to spec.

Edges, trims & angles

Finish cleanly with galvanised angles for protection and straight edges around soffits and beams, and coordinate with drylining trims where required on adjoining partitions/ceilings. This ensures neat junctions and robust corners across your scheme.

FAQs

What do I need to build a standard stud partition?

A typical wall uses galvanised C-studs (size chosen by height/performance), matching tracks, fixings, insulation as required, and your selected drywall partition materials (plasterboard layers). Add resilient bar if you need enhanced acoustic separation.

Which components make up an MF suspended ceiling system?

Perimeter (MF6), primary channel (MF7), furring (MF5), strap hangers (MF8) and connectors (MF9), plus fixings and board—creating a robust suspended ceiling system suitable for flat or feature/“floating” designs.

Do these metal sections suit wet areas like bathrooms?

Yes - galvanised studs, tracks and MF sections are suitable frameworks. Pair them with moisture-resistant partition board material and appropriate vapour control to create compliant bathroom partition material assemblies. (Follow board manufacturer guidance.)

How do I improve sound insulation in partitions and ceilings?

Use double-layer boards, mineral wool, resilient bar on the ceiling/walls, and acoustic hangers in the grid. These reduce direct and flanking transmission within metal suspension ceiling systems.