Furring channel is a cold-formed steel hat-shaped section used to create a level plane for attaching gypsum board, plaster lath or panel finishes. The raised web stands the finish material off the structure, leaving a cavity for insulation, wiring or minor irregularities in the substrate.

This piece is rolled in 20 gauge steel and cut to a 10 ft. length. The flanges at each side are fastened to masonry, concrete, wood framing or steel framing members, and the finish material is screwed to the face of the web.

Because the channel is furnished as a plain rolled section, it can be cut to length on site with snips or a chop saw and lapped where longer runs are needed.

Key Features

• Cold-formed steel hat-shaped section with a raised web and two fastening flanges
• 20 gauge steel
• Supplied in 10 ft. lengths, sold by the piece
• Creates a furring space between the substrate and the finished surface for insulation, wiring or leveling
• Flange holes and web accept standard drywall and framing screws
• Cuts with aviation snips, a chop saw or a metal-cutting blade
• Non-combustible steel construction, unaffected by moisture the way wood furring strips are

Applications

• Furring out masonry and concrete walls before drywall installation
• Leveling uneven or out-of-plane framing to receive gypsum board
• Screw attachment surface for suspended and direct-applied ceilings
• Creating a cavity for insulation or electrical runs behind finished surfaces
• Cross-furring over steel or wood joists in ceiling assemblies
• Backing for plaster lath and panel finish systems

Product Details

• Product Type: Furring Channel (Hat Channel)
• Material: Cold-formed steel
• Gauge: 20 Gauge
• Length: 10 ft.
• Sold By: Piece

Specifications

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