Gyproc Gypframe C-Stud 150S50C 3000mm Lightweight Steel Stud for Drywall Partitions

Length: 3000 mm. Height: 150 mm. Width: 90 mm. It features a 50 mm cover and is designed for quick, secure installation with 150 mm stud spacings.

The studs are made from robust metal designed for long-lasting interior framing. The metal construction provides strong rigidity while remaining relatively lightweight for easy handling during installation.

It’s ideal for interior walls, room partitions, and drylining projects where a sturdy metal framing system is desired to support plasterboard or drywall.

Set up a straight baseline, establish 150 mm stud spacings, and secure the studs to ceiling and floor channels with appropriate fasteners. Cut to length as needed using metal snips, then attach plasterboard with corrosion-resistant screws suitable for metal framing.

Wear PPE (gloves and eye protection) when cutting or handling metal studs. Use proper tools, follow local building codes, and ensure all connections are secure to prevent movement during installation.

Yes. This stud is designed to work with standard plasterboard/drywall sizes typically used in interior wall construction, such as 12.5 mm or 15 mm board, depending on your project specifications.

The Gyproc Gypframe range includes various lengths and profiles to suit different project needs. Shorter or longer options, as well as different cover sizes, provide flexibility for walls, partitions, and ceilings. For exact product-to-product comparisons, search the Gyproc Gypframe category on Fepy.com and review the specifications (length, height, cover, spacing) for each option.

You’ll typically want metal channels for the top and bottom, compatible plasterboard screws, corner beads if needed, and any corner or stud ties required by your project. Matching fasteners and edge trim help ensure a clean, secure finish.

Consider the length (3000 mm) and the 150 mm spacing requirement, which affect how many studs you’ll need per square meter. Metal framing tends to be durable and reusable, contributing to long-term value on larger projects, though pricing can vary with quantity and supplier promotions.

Plan for 150 mm stud centers, calculate the wall length, and divide by 0.15 m to estimate the number of studs, then add a margin for end uprights and extra cuts. Always round up to ensure full coverage and account for waste from cutting and fitting.

Yes. If you’re looking for alternatives, you can explore other Gyproc Gypframe profiles and lengths available on Fepy.com. For direct comparisons, visit the Gyproc Gypframe category and review the listed products, such as shorter or longer studs or different cover widths that may better fit your project needs.