~~ SFS Infill System ~~
~~ SFS Infill System ~~
Type 1: SFS Infill system are installed from concrete slab to slab
SFS infill system is a lightweight structure that is screw fixed onto the concrete structure to provide secondary infill for external wall finishes. It is generally positioned at the slab edge to edge and concrete column to column.
SFS infill system is a lightweight structure that is screw fixed onto the concrete structure to provide secondary infill for external wall finishes. It is generally positioned at the slab edge to edge and concrete column to column.
~~ Build-up of Infill System ~~
Vertical studs is a type of 'C' section steel material.
Vertical studs is a type of 'C' section steel material.
These are available at multiple length and widths according to the design
These are available at multiple length and widths according to the design
details.
details.
These tracks are slightly wider than vertical studs.
These tracks are slightly wider than vertical studs.
Tracks connect to vertical studs and also used to forming door-window
Tracks connect to vertical studs and also used to forming door-window
openings in the SFS frame.
openings in the SFS frame.
Wind post also known as Kingpost and cantilever post.
Wind post also known as Kingpost and cantilever post.
They work to support heavy or large span openings and
They work to support heavy or large span openings and
downstand/parapets.
downstand/parapets.
Window connectors are made to SFS 'C' studs
Window connectors are made to SFS 'C' studs
Connector provide additional support window opening frame.
Connector provide additional support window opening frame.
Jamb Stud is same as SFS type 'C' stud.
Jamb Stud is same as SFS type 'C' stud.
Jamb stud is support to window frame for heavy weight windows.
Jamb stud is support to window frame for heavy weight windows.
It is made with head track and vertical studs combination according to the design concept.
It is made with head track and vertical studs combination according to the design concept.
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