Metal Framing Angles

Rondo framing angles, stocked at BetaBoard in .70bmt, 1.15bmt and slotted angle profiles for steel framing and façade systems across Southeast Queensland.

A metal framing angle — or steel framing angle — is used to strengthen the internal corners of façade systems, to build bulkhead framing, and where a run needs bracing or stiffening. BetaBoard stocks a wide range of Rondo Steel Stud and Track drywall framing systems, manufactured to Australian and New Zealand standards, including a slotted steel framing angle for head and base fixing with AAC panel systems. Rondo angles come in custom lengths and profile widths, so you can match the profile to the job. Find out why Rondo metal framing angles are trusted by builders and tradies alike.

Order your Rondo Angles from BetaBoard today! Our range comes in both .70bmt and 1.15bmt and in a range of lengths:

.70bmt

• Rondo 25mm x 25mm x 3600mm
• Rondo 35mm x 35mm x 2440mm
• Rondo 35mm x 35mm x 2740mm
• Rondo 35mm x 35mm x 3600mm
• Rondo 50mm x 50mm x 3600mm
• Rondo 50mm x 50mm x 2400mm Slotted Angle
• Rondo 75mm x 75mm x 2400mm
• Rondo 100mm x 100mm x 2400mm

1.15bmt

• Rondo 50mm x 50mm x 3000mm for Speedpanel
• Rondo 50mm x 50mm x 3600mm for Speedpanel
• Rondo 75mm x 50mm x 2400mm Slotted Angle
• Rondo 75mm x 75mm x 2400mm
• Rondo 100mm x 100mm x 2400mm Heavy Duty

Not sure which metal framing angle size suits your project? Browse our full range of wall framing angles below, get in touch with our friendly team or visit your nearest BetaBoard location for expert advice, reliable service and great prices. We deliver across greater Southeast Queensland, so you can get the plasterboard and metal framing accessories you need for your home, office or commercial building project when you need them. Learn more from BetaBoard today — your leading stockist of steel wall framing and plasterboard supplies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are metal framing angles used for?

Metal framing angles are used to strengthen the internal corners of façade systems, to form bulkhead framing, and in situations that call for bracing or stiffening. Our metal stud framing angles suit Rondo Steel Stud and Track drywall systems, in a range of leg sizes and lengths. If you're not sure whether an angle is the right component for your application, get in touch with our team for advice on the range.

What's the difference between a standard and a slotted steel framing angle?

A slotted steel framing angle has elongated holes rather than a plain leg, and is used for head and base fixing with AAC panel systems. A standard angle is used for general corner, bulkhead and bracing work. We stock both profiles from Rondo; for guidance on which suits your build, talk to the BetaBoard team.

Do you stock framing angles for Speedpanel and AAC panel systems?

Yes. Our range includes profiles supplied specifically for Speedpanel systems, along with slotted angles suited to head and base fixing for AAC panel systems. Because the right profile depends on the panel and the application, contact our team to confirm the correct match before you order.

Which bmt should I choose — .70bmt or 1.15bmt?

BetaBoard stocks Rondo angles in both .70bmt and 1.15bmt, along with heavier-duty profiles for more demanding applications. The right thickness depends on your project and its requirements, so we don't recommend a spec sight unseen — get in touch with our team or visit your nearest store and we'll point you to the right option.

How do I work out what size framing angle my project needs?

Angle size comes down to the corner, panel or framing you're fixing to, and the length you need to cover. BetaBoard offers custom lengths and profile widths, and our team can help you match the right angle to your project. Browse the range above or visit your nearest location for expert advice.