
Drywall Profile and Building Component Manufacturing
Galvanized drywall profiles produced on our own line in Sincan, Ankara — for ceiling and wall partition systems.
Explore Product Systems- Manufacturing across 4 profile categories
- Manufacturer on our own line — not a middleman
- TSE and CE compliant, ISO 9001 certified
- Production facility in Sincan, Ankara
Product and system solutions
Every profile that leaves the coil passes through our own line
We are not a middleman or an importer. The sections we produce come straight out of our facility in Sincan.

The profile takes shape through successive roller stations
The galvanized steel strip is bent step by step as it passes through the roller stations arranged along the line. Each station brings it closer to the target section; the profile reaches its final geometry at the end of the line.
Changing the section means changing the roller tooling — which is why the same line can produce U and C profiles in different widths.
Sections we produce on our own line



From coil to dispatch in four steps
01Galvanized coilProduction starts by feeding a galvanized coil of the required thickness into the line.
02Roll formingThe strip is bent step by step into the profile section through the roller stations.
03Cutting and punchingThe profile is cut to length; holes and assembly details are punched where required.
04Packing and dispatchProfiles are stacked by length and type, strapped and palletized for dispatch.
Projects built with our profiles



















The U track sets the line, the C stud carries the load
In a partition wall the U track is fixed to floor and ceiling, setting the wall's line and width. The C studs sit vertically inside that frame and form the vertical support the plasterboard is screwed to.
A profile alone is not a system

Turns the external corner into a straight line and protects it from impact.

Plaster is filled between these profiles and struck off; the wall comes to plumb in one pass.
The parts that complete ceiling and dry-lining assembly.




