Australian Drywall System

Steel Battens sit between ceiling system and finishing board and provide a surface for board to screw directly into. Available in standard and high tensile ceiling battens.

Slotted deflection track is a dynamic solution to interior and external walls that require heavy weight loading or are subjected to dynamic wind loads.

Nogging track is used to provide extra strength in stud wall frames and prevent the studs from twisting while the lining boards are being installed. This horizontal bracing creates a solid, rigid frame for the plasterboard, helping to avoid cracks in the joints.

Deflection head track is used in walls that require vertical deflection from the ceiling. Available in 0.55BMT to 1.15BMT.

Studs and tracks, galvanized steel components, frame drywall partitions and ceilings. They offer strength, easy installation, ensuring structural stability in interiors. 

Top Hats with Squared Legs are used when higher wind forces and heavier loads are needed to be supported, and these factors determine the size of top hat needed. Cladding can then be attached to create a durable external façade.

Top Cross Rails are the primary channels in concealed suspended ceiling systems. During installation these rails can be suspended by hanging rods and hangers so furring channels can be fixed to them. They ensure less hangers are required to suspend furring channels in concealed ceiling systems.

furring channel is a hat-shaped corrosion-resistant framing component used to furr out masonry walls and ceiling assemblies. In concrete wall applications, furring channel is installed vertically to the wall surface using concrete nails or power-driven fasteners.

Furring Channel Tracks are fixed to walls to support end of furring channels or battens. They support wall and ceiling framing by providing a strong connection. They can be cut to size on site for more accurate installations and are quick and easy to install.