G.I. Wire

G.I. (Galvanized Iron) wire is a durable, rust-resistant steel wire coated with zinc for enhanced protection against corrosion. It is commonly used in construction for ceiling suspension due to its strength and flexibility.

Use in Ceiling Suspension:

Supporting False Ceilings: G.I. wires are used to hang metal frames or grids that hold ceiling panels (such as gypsum, POP, or Armstrong tiles).
Securing Electrical Conduits & HVAC Ducts: Helps suspend electrical wiring, pipes, and ductwork beneath slabs.
Load-Bearing: Provides reliable vertical support, ensuring stability and alignment of suspended structures.
Advantages: Cost-effective, long-lasting, and resistant to moisture, making it ideal for indoor and outdoor applications.