Steel structural wall structure?

The walls of light-gauge steel frame residential buildings are primarily composed of wall frames, top and bottom wall beams, wall supports, wall panels, and connecting elements. Generally, in light-gauge steel frame residential buildings, the internal cross walls are used as load-bearing walls, with C-shaped light steel components as the wall columns. The wall thickness is determined by the load, typically ranging from 0.84 to 2 millimeters. The spacing between wall columns is usually 400 to 600 millimeters. This wall structure arrangement in light-gauge steel frame residential buildings can effectively bear and reliably transmit vertical loads, while also being convenient to install.