
Smart Support Systems.
Modular by Design.

Multi-functional Mounting & Framing Systems
AlphaFrame is a New Zealand based provider of modular steel framing systems for commercial and residential construction.
Designed for versatility and ease of installation, our prefabricated channels and components are ideal for supporting pipework, HVAC systems, and other structural applications.
We also supply a full range of compatible clamps and fittings, making AlphaFrame a reliable one-stop solution for builders, engineers, and contractors seeking durable, efficient mounting systems.
With manufacturing facilities in Jiangmen and Shanghai, China, we're able to produce high-quality, reliable, and cost-effective components at scale - ensuring consistent supply and value.
With a commitment to quality and innovation, AlphaFrame helps projects get off the ground - faster, stronger, and smarter.

Modular System

A modular steel framing system designed for strength, flexibility, and ease of installation.
Suitable for medium to heavy loading, it's ideal for commercial, industrial, and plant construction - supporting everything from structural frames to large-scale service installations. Its intuitive assembly system also makes it a practical alternative for residential framing applications.
Each section features a four-sided profile lined with continuous fastening grooves, allowing for direct connections and frame extensions on any side. The 28mm groove width is engineered to accommodate M12 or 1/2" sockets, ensuring compatibility with widely used fasteners.
Our system includes specially designed T-Head bolts that slot into the grooves and twist to locks securely - combined with a full range of matched accessories, this enables rapid assembly and significant labour savings on site.
All components can be installed without the need of specialised equipment.
With components engineered to securely support pipes up to 600mm in diameter, AlphaFrame offers a safe, reliable solution that can be trusted across diverse building environments.

