Saint-Gobain Gyproc Gypframe T Wall Angle, 3000mm, Lightweight Steel Wall Angle for Drywall Framing

The Gyproc Gypframe Eco 3000MM T Wall Angle is a structural support component designed for interior walls. It provides a stable edge and anchoring point for plasterboard and wall linings, part of the Gyproc Gypframe system. At 3000 mm in length, it offers strong, reliable support for light to medium weight partitions and ceiling/wall systems, with pre-drilled holes to simplify installation.

Key specs: length 3000 mm; eco-friendly blend of recycled materials; designed for interior walls, partitions, wall linings, plasterboard ceilings and wall systems; pre-drilled holes for easy onsite or workshop installation; provides dimensional stability and improved fire protection; suitable for light to medium weight constructions.

It's suited for interior walls, light to medium weight partitions, wall linings and plasterboard ceiling/wloor systems. It helps create a rigid frame and secure edges for plasterboard, ensuring clean finishes in drylining projects.

Installation steps: measure and cut to length if needed, align the wall angle with the profile where plasterboard edges will bear, use the pre-drilled holes to fix the angle to studs or the supporting frame with appropriate fasteners, then attach plasterboard or wall linings to the edge of the angle, ensuring it sits flush and square before finishing.

Recommended tools include a measuring tape, metal snips or a saw for cutting, a drill/driver, and the appropriate screws or drywall fixings compatible with Gyproc systems. Use fasteners that suit the stud material (timber or metal) and ensure they are sized to engage through the pre-drilled holes for a secure installation.

The Eco version uses a recycled-material blend to reduce environmental impact while delivering the same structural performance, dimensional stability, and compatibility with plasterboard systems. The installation method and hole pattern remain aligned with standard Gyproc T Wall Angles, with the primary difference being the eco-friendly materials used.

Yes. The Eco variant emphasizes environmentally responsible manufacturing, aligning with sustainability standards. It is designed for interior use with fire-protective benefits typical of Gyproc systems, and it meets relevant industry guidelines for drylining components. Always follow site safety practices when handling and cutting metal framing components.

Both products provide equivalent structural support for interior walls with pre-drilled holes for easier installation. The main difference is sustainability: the Eco version uses recycled materials to reduce environmental impact while maintaining performance. For the non-Eco option, you can review it here: https://fepy.com/product/saint-gobain-gyproc-gypframe-3000mm-t-wall-angle

Yes. If you need a different length, you might consider the Eco 2400MM variant for a shorter profile, available here: https://fepy.com/product/saint-gobain-gyproc-gypframe-eco-2400mm-t-wall-angle

For interior partitions, use the wall angle at structural edges to secure plasterboard sheets and maintain straight, true lines. In ceiling systems, align the angle with ceiling joists or intermediate supports and fix securely to minimize movement. Always ensure holes are used with the recommended fixings and that boards are supported per project specifications to achieve a clean finish.

Store in a dry, clean area away from moisture and corrosive substances. Keep the angles flat or supported to avoid bending, and protect the edges from impact damage. When handling, wear gloves to prevent sharp-edge injuries and inspect for any visible damage before installation.

General practice is to fix through the pre-drilled holes at regular intervals specified by your project’s drylining standards. Start at one end, fix at each hole, and stagger along the length to ensure even load distribution. Always follow the installer’s guide for stud spacing and ensure all fasteners engage securely with the supporting frame.