Metal furring channels form the skeleton frame that holds up hardiflex or gypsum board ceilings and partition walls. They have largely replaced wood furring in the Philippines because galvanized steel does not attract termites and holds its shape better over time in humid environments.

The price of metal furring depends mostly on gauge thickness and length, with heavier gauge channels costing more but lasting longer under load. Use the reference prices below when estimating your ceiling or partition framing budget.

Metal Furring Price List Philippines

Item Size / Specification Price Range (PHP)
Furring Channel 0.4mm thick, 3 meters P70 to P110
Furring Channel 0.5mm thick, 3 meters P100 to P150
Furring Channel 0.6mm thick, 3 meters P130 to P200
Wall Angle 0.4mm thick, 3 meters P60 to P95
Carrying Channel 0.5mm thick, 3 meters P150 to P250

Prices above are indicative market ranges gathered from Philippine hardware retailers and suppliers as of 2026. Actual prices vary by brand, region and order volume. Contact us at sales@citizenflanges.com for a current quote.

What Affects Metal Furring Prices

  • Steel gauge, since thicker 0.5mm and 0.6mm channels cost more than thinner 0.4mm stock
  • Length of the channel, with 3 meter and 4 meter pieces priced differently per piece
  • Coating quality, as better galvanized coating resists corrosion longer but adds to the price
  • Supplier location, since Metro Manila prices can differ from provincial hardware prices
  • Bulk volume, since ceiling contractors ordering in bulk usually receive lower per piece rates

Buying Tips Before You Purchase Metal Furring

  • ✓ Choose 0.5mm or thicker channels for suspended ceilings that need to carry insulation or lighting fixtures
  • ✓ Inspect for rust spots or bent channels before accepting delivery
  • ✓ Pair furring channels with matching clips and hangers from the same supplier for a consistent fit
  • ✓ Ask for a full material take off quote if you are framing an entire floor or building
FAQ's

A standard 3 meter metal furring channel typically costs between P70 and P200 per piece depending on gauge thickness, with thinner 0.4mm channels at the lower end and heavier 0.6mm channels at the higher end.
Metal furring is generally preferred in the Philippines because it resists termites, does not warp with humidity, and holds a straighter line for ceiling and partition installations compared to wood.
Most residential ceiling projects use 0.4mm to 0.5mm furring channels, while heavier structures or commercial ceilings often call for 0.5mm to 0.6mm gauge for added strength.
Yes, since furring channels are made from galvanized steel, prices can shift with global steel costs, so it is a good idea to confirm current pricing with your supplier before finalizing a large order.