Catalog

Commercial Drywall Frames

Typical Frame

KD Corner Detail

4 7/8" Strike Prep (ASA)

Head

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Knock Down (KD) – Frames are supplied in 3 pieces for assembly prior to installation at the job site, and by the installing contractor. This is an economi cal method of supplying the frames, and at the job site there is less room consumed in staging the products, easier job site movement of material, and usually less damage to the frame prior to installation. Set-up and Welded (SUA) – Prior to arriving at the job site, the 3-sided frame (with factory miters) is assembled (at the distributor’s fabrication location, or by Steelcraft). The miters are welded (in accordance with ANSI A250.8-1998), finished and supplied to the job site ready for installation. SUA frames are shipped to the jobsite with temporary shipping bars attached. The temporary shipping bars must be removed prior to installation. Due to the installation process, the Drywall Series of Frames (DW and K) are not supplied as welded (SUA).

4-⁄"

Jamb Depth

Stop

Rabbet

Rabbet

Soffit

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Face

Backbend Return

Throat Opening

Backbend

Backbend

JLM Item Codes & Descriptions K6U5783068LAC KDF K16 UL 5 7/8 3068LH ASA K6U5783068RAC KDF K16 UL 5 7/8 3068RH ASA K6U5783070LAC KDF K16 UL 5 7/8 3070LH ASA K6U5783070RAC KDF K16 UL 5 7/8 3070RwH ASA Frame sizes are listed as jamb depth

Hinge Jamb Strike Jamb

Drywall frames are designed for interior applications and are typically used in wall constructions with wood or steel studs. These frames are installed after the wall has been finished and can be set in minutes without removing the drywall. The frame wraps around the finished wall surface and is anchored directly to the stud system using compression jamb anchors. Drywall frames are not recommended for masonry or existing masonry wall conditions.

Drywall Pressure Anchor with Dimple

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