Furring Ceiling System

Furring Channel

Introduction

The Furring ceiling system is a suspended steel framing system, clad with gypsum boards. Its grids are concealed behind the ceiling board. The finishing surface would be smooth and may receive direct decoration such as painting and pasing wall paper. It is mostly used in where plain ceiling is required.

Gypsum boards are usually used as the surface material of Furring ceiling system. Compared with combustible wooden ceiling, our products are made of incombustible and durable galvanized steel. Applied with gypsum board our product can provide a safer and fire-resistive ceiling.

The system is a suspended steel framing system, clad with gypsum boards, and it is mostly used in where plain ceiling is required.

Specification

Size: 35x22x68mm
Available thickness: 0.45-1.00 mm
Available length: standard - 3.0M, but other lengths are available as per request

Applications

Factories, department stores, hospital, office buildings, residences, restaurants, etc

Advantages

1. Easy and fast for installation.
2. Low cost.

Installation Steps

Use gunpowder nailing to secure the wire hangers on the ceiling.
Combine wire hangers and the adjustable clips, and adjust it according to the expected height of ceiling.
Combine the wire hangers with the channel bracket to suspend the main channel. Tie the furring channels to the main channels by the wire coupling clips.
Screw up the G.I. angle on the wall.
Fix the gypsum boards on the surface of furring channels and the G.I. Angles.

Assembly System

1. Main Channel
2. Wire Coupling Clip
3. Furring Channel
4. Adjustable Clip
5. Wire Hanger
6. Gypsum Board
7. Channel Bracket
8. G. I. Angle
Furring Ceiling System - Furring Channel

Furring Ceiling System - Furring Channel

Accessories

Adjustable Clip	Use the adjustable clip to suit different height of suspension systems
Channel Bracket	Suspended by wire hanger Used to fix the Main Channel
Wire Coupling Clip	For coupling Main Channel and Furring channel
Wire Hanger	For hanging different type of suspended systems