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Framing Systems

At the heart of every modular building system lies the metal stud framing. Not only does this provide the structural integrity for the entire office or enclosure, but it also makes the system relocatable, attractive, and easy to assemble and wire. With 6 different framing systems, you can rest assured that PortaFab will find the right product for your application.

Modular Framing Systems 

OmniFlex 300 Plus

This versatile steel stud system features 3" thick walls that support load-bearing roofs and two-story construction without the need for costly support columns. It represents our most popular and lowest priced 3" system ever.

 

Modular Framing Systems 

Series 300

This 3" wall system offers load-bearing capability with an aluminum stud system perfect for cleanrooms and other applications requiring environmental control.
Patent #4910938

 

Modular Framing Systems 

P2000

This non-load-bearing wall system is ideal for interior applications where space is at a premium. The 2" aluminum studs accommodate electrical outlets and integrate well with the Series 300 system.

 

XTRA-TALL Wall Framing Systems

 Modular Framing Systems 

PortaMax (S-Series)

These XTRA TALL industrial partitions are perfect for effectively and economically dividing plant space. They are available in either 4-5/8" and 6" thick steel or aluminum construction with heights up to 40" tall.
Patent #5287675

 

 Modular Framing Systems 

PortaMax (A-Series)

These extra height wall systems can extend to your existing ceiling or be free standing with a load bearing deck. The aluminum stud construction is ideal for use in controlled environments where cleanliness is a very high priority like paint and powder coating enclosures and cleanrooms.
Patent Pending

 

 Modular Framing Systems 

SteelSpan

The SteelSpan "all in one" panel is an innovative modular wall system that does not require a framing system. Its innovative design is ideal for effectively and economically dividing your plant space from floor to roof or for creating freestanding in-plant buildings.