Metal Stud Partition CD UD CW UW UA 0.6mm Profile

Metal stud partition systems with CD, UD, CW, UW, and UA profiles are essential components in modern drywall construction, often used to create durable, versatile, and non-load-bearing partition walls in various building applications.

Here’s an introduction to each type:

1. CD (Ceiling Profile): These are ceiling profiles that provide a framework for suspended ceilings. CD profiles support plasterboard or other ceiling materials, creating a smooth surface and enabling acoustic and thermal insulation.

2. UD (Perimeter Profile): UD profiles serve as perimeter tracks in ceiling systems. They secure the ceiling structure to walls, allowing for easy installation of CD profiles while ensuring stability and alignment.

3. CW (Partition Stud): CW profiles are the vertical metal studs within partition walls. These studs are designed to hold drywall or plasterboard securely and offer structural support for the wall. CW profiles come in various widths to accommodate different thicknesses of wallboard or insulation materials.

4. UW (Partition Track): UW profiles act as horizontal tracks in metal stud partition walls. Positioned at the top and bottom, UW profiles hold CW studs in place, maintaining the integrity and stability of the entire wall.

5. UA (Reinforced Profile): UA profiles are heavier-duty profiles used where extra support is required, such as around door frames or areas expecting additional load or impact. These are typically made with thicker steel for enhanced rigidity.

6. 0.6mm Thickness: The 0.6mm thickness indicates the steel gauge, providing a balance between strength and flexibility. This thickness is ideal for standard partition walls in residential or commercial spaces.

These profiles are easy to assemble, offer good fire resistance, and allow for various finishes to suit interior aesthetics. They are lightweight and adaptable to specific wall requirements, making them widely used in commercial, industrial, and residential construction.