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Steel stud walls laid out accurately, framed straight and ready for board, from interior partitions to heavy gauge exterior and load-bearing walls.
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Metal stud framing is the trade most other trades measure themselves against. If the layout is off, doors, cabinets, ceilings and fixtures all fight it. We frame light gauge interior partitions and heavy gauge exterior and load-bearing walls on commercial, mixed-use and multifamily buildings across New York and New Jersey.
Light gauge studs are used for non-structural partitions, corridors, shaft walls and furring. Heavier gauges carry wind and axial loads in exterior walls, curtain wall backup and load-bearing walls, sized by the engineer of record. Our crews work in both, and we keep the walls straight, plumb and on layout so the drywall and finish trades can move fast.
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How it works
A short, predictable sequence the GC can plan around.
Wall lines, openings and door locations are laid out on the floor from the drawings and checked before any track goes down.
Bottom and top track go in, then studs at the specified spacing and gauge, with deflection track where the design calls for it.
Headers, jambs, blocking for fixtures and bracing are installed so the wall is ready for MEP rough-in.
Walls are checked for plumb and line and handed over for rough-in inspections and drywall.
Every hour spent shimming cabinets or fixing door frames comes back to the framing. We take layout seriously because it is cheaper to get right on day one than to fix during punch list.
Framing also controls when MEP rough-in and inspections can start. We sequence our crews with the GC so floors open up for the other trades in the order the schedule needs.
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