1036m of 150mm wide steel framing in three different lengths.

130 lengths of 4.6m length x 150mm width x 36mm depth x 0.75BMT thickness (598m total)

66 lengths of 3.6m length x 150mm width x 36mm depth x0.75BMT thickness (237.6m total)

See studco product sheet - product S1507 https://studcosystems.com.au/products/walls/stud-and-track/steel-stud/

Bell mouth service holes are punched at 500mm centres eliminating the need for cabling grommets.

66 lenths of 3.0m x 150mm x 50m x 1.15 BMT thickness (198m total)

• these lengths are different, the steel doesn’t have a lip (sorry I’m not a trades person) and does not have wholes drilled in it. See photos . It’s called deflection head track Some of these length may be the bottom track which has depth of 32mm (instead of 50mm).

https://studcosystems.com.au/products/ceilings/stud-ceilings/def-track/ https://studcosystems.com.au/products/ceilings/stud-ceilings/bottom-track/

I bought a shipping container of cladding off a trade me auction and this steel framing came with it.

The steel framing appears to be left overs from an industrial job.

According to the website it says "Studco® Steel Stud Framing Systems are engineered to provide durability and versatility that meets your design criteria, and complies with the Building Code of Australia (BCA), the New Zealand Building Code (NZBC) and other relevant standards."

Pick up only . Probably a couple of tonnes of steel.