Gyproc Gypframe C-Stud 92S50C 3000mm Lightweight Steel Stud for Drywall Partitions

Material: galvanised steel; Width: 50 mm; Length: 3000 mm; Designed to work with Gypframe 92 S 50 track; pre-drilled fixing holes for easy attachment; suitable for walls and ceilings.

First install the Gypframe 92 S 50 track along the floor and ceiling and at vertical studs. Place the 3000 mm 92 S 50 C Stud into the track, align it square, and fix through the pre-drilled holes with appropriate screws to secure it to the track. Repeat with additional studs to complete the frame grid, then attach plasterboard to the completed frame.

Yes. Use metal shears or tin snips to cut the stud to the required length, then deburr any sharp edges before continuing the installation.

Ideal for creating internal non-load-bearing walls and ceiling linings where plasterboard will be fixed, providing a solid, plumb frame for finishing.

Yes. Wear appropriate PPE such as gloves and eye protection when cutting or handling edges to avoid cuts. Handle with care to avoid bending the studs, and dispose of metal offcuts safely.

92 S indicates the track/stud system family and compatibility, 50 refers to the 50 mm stud width, and C denotes the stud type (C-Stud) designed for plasterboard framing.

For a complete frame, pair these with Gypframe 92 S 50 Track. Example: Gyproc Gypframe 92 S 50 Track (https://fepy.com/product/gyproc-gypframe-92-s-50-track-3000mm). You can also consider other length variants of the same stud family if needed, such as 2700 mm or 3600 mm variants: https://fepy.com/product/gyproc-gypframe-92-s-50-c-stud-2700mm and https://fepy.com/product/gyproc-gypframe-92-s-50-c-stud-3600mm.

The 3000 mm length is suitable for standard ceiling-to-floor or wall-to-wall spans. If you need a shorter or longer span, you can choose alternative lengths such as 2700 mm or 3600 mm variants to match your room dimensions and reduce on-site cutting.

This framing is designed to support standard plasterboard, typically around 12.5 mm thick, though the frame itself can be adapted for different board sizes as needed with the corresponding tracks and fixings.

Before fixing, snap lines on the tracks to create a true reference, install vertical studs plumb using a spirit level, temporarily brace as you fasten, and verify the frame diagonals stay in balance to prevent bowing once plasterboard is attached.

The stud is galvanised for corrosion resistance, but for prolonged exposure to high moisture areas, consider additional protective measures and ensure supplementary moisture-resistant boards are used as required by local building codes.