All Hadley SFS systems comply with fire, acoustic and thermal regulations (as per the latest building regulations) and Independent UKAS accredited laboratories have been used to validate the performance of the Hadley systems – Fire rating in accordance with BSEN 1364-1; Acoustic rating in accordance with BS EN ISO 717-1: 1997 BSEN 1991; 1993.
Working with Hadley’s in-house technical design experts, you’ll be given full support using the team’s extensive knowledge of the construction industry and drylining applications – along with a full specification detailing fire and acoustic test data and acoustic calculations helping you get the solutions you need – all fully backed by our 60 year HadleySpec Performance Warranty.
HadleySFS Benefits
- Rapid dry envelope installation facilitates rapid progress, enabling internal trades to commence much earlier compared to traditional envelope construction methods.
- Cost and weight reductions compared to other methods of construction.
- Material can be ordered to length reducing the need for cutting on site.
- Certified 60-120 minute fire performance solutions.
- BBA certification
- In house design and detailing service.
- Design service covered by PI insurance.
- 60 Year HadleySPEC Warranty.
HadleySFS Section Range
With a diverse array of stud depths available, Hadley Framing Systems can accommodate the unique needs of your project. Our selection of SFS stud depths includes options such as 70mm, 120mm, 150mm, 200mm, 255mm, and 305mm. This comprehensive range ensures that we can provide the ideal solution to meet the structural requirements and design specifications of your construction project. Whether you require a compact 70mm depth or a robust 305mm depth, our versatile stud options offer the flexibility and reliability needed to support your project’s success.
Explanation of SFS Sections
HadleySFS offers a range of stud and track sections crafted for easy comprehension and efficient selection during construction. Each section type is denoted by a unique reference comprising two numerical values separated by a letter, providing clear information on the section’s depth, width, gauge, and whether it is lipped or un-lipped.
These clear and concise references make it easy for architects, engineers, and contractors to Identify sections during installation and quality assurance on site.
Stud Sections (lipped sections):
Example stud reference – 150F5012
150: Indicates a section depth of 150mm
F: Represents HadleySFS stud section (Lipped Section)
50: Denotes the width of the section flange, which is 50mm
12: Signifies the gauge (thickness) of the section, with 12 representing a thickness of 1.2mmTrack Sections (un-lipped sections):
Example track reference – 154T7020
154: Denotes a section depth of 154mm
T: Stands for HadleySFS Track (Always un-lipped)
70: Represents the width of the section flange, which is 70mm
20: Indicates the gauge (thickness) of the section, with 20 representing a thickness of 2.0mmIn cases where slotted sections are required to deal with building deflection, “S” is included in the section reference to denote slotted:
Example slotted track reference – 154TS7020
154: Denotes a section depth of 154mm
T: Stands for HadleySFS Track (always un-lipped)
S: If included next to the “T” in the section reference, signifies that the section is slotted
70: Represents the width of the section flange, which is 70mm
20: Indicates the gauge (thickness) of the section, with 20 representing a thickness of 2.0mm