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Service area / Hamilton

Steel framing supplier in Hamilton.

Cold-formed steel studs, tracks, channels and trims for Hamilton builds, from lower city conversions to new mid-rise on the Mountain. Cut to your lengths, in any quantity, and delivered from our Toronto plant in 1 to 3 business days.

MANUFACTURER
COMPETITIVE PRICE

Sharp pricing on every skid

ORDER SIZE

ANY QUANTITY

From a $1,000 order to a full truck

CUT TO LENGTH

ANY SIZE

Ordered, not stocked

DELIVERY

1–3 DAYS

Business days, about an hour via the 403

Supplying Hamilton builders from our Toronto plant

Steel, for a steel city.

Hamilton knows steel better than any market in Ontario, and Hamilton buyers read a gauge chart the way other cities read a price list. That sets the bar: consistent thickness, straight material and a supplier who can talk specification without guessing.

The work here runs on two tracks. Downtown and the lower city are full of conversions, with old industrial and masonry buildings being turned into lofts, offices and rental units. Up the Mountain and out through Stoney Creek, Waterdown and Binbrook, it is new construction in volume, alongside ongoing hospital and university work around McMaster.

Your order is handled by the team that rolls it. The person who confirms your order is the person who can answer a technical question about it.

Products we stock for Hamilton projects

What we roll.​

Hamilton leans harder on channels and acoustic product than most markets, because retrofit walls and multi-unit conversions need both.

Interior and structural studs and track, slotted and flex track, shaftwall CH stud and J-track, windbrace and L-track.

Furring, resilient and carrying channel, Z-bar, corner beads and trims, hanger and tie wire, clips, lath and mesh.

Cold-formed floor joists and rim track (LSF floor system), roof deck, composite floor deck, form deck, acoustic deck.

Special profiles bent from galvanized steel to your shop drawing.

Steel framing for Hamilton retrofits

Old walls, straight framing.

A century-old brick warehouse on Barton Street does not have plumb walls, level slabs or matching ceiling heights from one bay to the next. Steel framing is how those buildings become apartments and offices, and the framing only goes up straight if the material is chosen for the building it is going into.

Masonry

Furring over masonry

Furring channel and Z-bar strapping over brick and block walls, creating a flat plane for board without building a full stud wall inside the old one.

Tolerance

Deep leg track for uneven slabs

Deep leg and slotted track take up variation at floor and ceiling, so partitions stay plumb where the structure is not.

Lengths

Lengths cut to each bay

Floor-to-ceiling heights change across older buildings. We cut studs to the heights on your schedule, bay by bay, instead of shipping one stock length that gets cut on site.

Acoustics

Sound separation between new units

Resilient channel on shared walls and ceilings, where one building is becoming many tenancies.

Delivery and lead times to Hamilton

An hour from the plant.

Our plant sits roughly 75 km from downtown Hamilton, about an hour outside rush hour via Highway 401 and Highway 403. That puts Hamilton on our regular Golden Horseshoe routes, not a special run.

Hamilton service

Current timing

Standard stock order

1–3 days

Custom gauge or length

5–7 days

Order size

Any quantity

Minimum order

$1,000 CAD

Delivered

Jobsite delivery

Direct to sites across downtown, the lower city, Westdale, the Mountain, Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Dundas, Waterdown and Binbrook. Deliveries are timed around QEW and 403 traffic so the truck reaches site in the window you booked.

Access

Lower city or the Mountain

Narrow lower city streets and escarpment access roads both affect what truck can reach your site and when. Tell us the address and access conditions with your order, and boom placement gets planned before dispatch.

Pickup

Will-call pickup

An hour’s drive means a crew can collect in the morning and be framing by early afternoon. Orders are staged at 40 Millwick Drive, Unit 4, Toronto, and ready on confirmation.

Pricing in Hamilton

Why Hamilton buys from Saturn.

Competitive pricing on every order, and at an hour from our plant, short lead times and low freight on top.

Competitive pricing

Sharp pricing on every skid, quoted by the people who roll the steel.

Short-notice top-ups

When a retrofit wall turns out different from the drawings, a top-up order is close enough to arrive in days, not weeks.

Boom truck placement

Material set where the crew needs it, which matters on tight lower city streets and infill sites with no laydown space.

Cut to each bay

Studs arrive at the heights on your schedule, even when every bay in an old building is different.

Talk to the plant

Gauge, spacing and retrofit detailing questions answered by the people rolling the steel, before you order.

All orders feature CSSBI certification, strict quality inspections, and guaranteed written lead times for reliable scheduling.

Custom gauges and cut-to-length orders

Cut to your lengths.

Custom fabrication is not a special request here. It is how we run.

We produce studs, tracks, furring bars and trims in custom lengths, gauges and profiles to match your drawings.

In Hamilton, cut-to-length earns its place on conversion projects. Where ceiling heights vary from floor to floor, ordering by height schedule means less cutting on site, less offcut in the bin and fewer mistakes when the crew moves between floors.

Lengths: Cut to the exact dimension on your schedule.

Gauges: 25 through 20, plus custom thickness on request.

Widths and legs: Web and flange sized to the assembly, including deep leg track.

Profiles: Custom shapes rolled from your section detail.

Code compliance and certification

Certified to spec.

Hamilton projects answer to the Ontario Building Code, and conversions of older or heritage buildings often add review steps before framing can start. Documentation that is ready early keeps those reviews from holding up the schedule.

CSSBI product certified: Manufactured to recognised cold-formed steel standards.

Well Made Here member: Canadian manufacturing, verified.

Consistent gauge and coating: with documented quality inspection on every run.

Specification sheets: available for submittal packages.

Engineering and shop drawing support in Hamilton

Checked before it ships.

In-house structure consultation, load calculations and product selection, from planning through installation.

Selection

Gauge and spacing

Confirmed against partition heights and deflection criteria before the order is placed, not after the walls are up.

Existing structure

Framing in older buildings

Detailing for furring over masonry, uneven slabs and irregular floor-to-floor heights in conversion projects.

Permits

Submittal support

Documentation for City of Hamilton permit packages and institutional specification reviews.

Schedule

Substitution review

When the specified product is unavailable and the schedule cannot wait, we help find a compliant equivalent.

Who we supply in Hamilton

Who buys from us.

Four groups, four different reasons for ordering from Saturn.

Framing and drywall contractors: who need consistent gauge and straight material on a schedule they can build around.

Developers and general contractors: converting older buildings and running new mid-rise and multi-unit builds.

Distributors and lumber yards: in Hamilton and Niagara carrying steel framing lines.

Architects and spec writers: who need product data before the spec is locked, especially on retrofit work.

How ordering works

Spec to site.

Send your list, we confirm the spec, and we manufacture, cut and deliver.

01

Send the list

Takeoff, drawing or a simple list of profiles.

02

Confirm the spec

We check widths, gauges, lengths and custom needs.

03

Manufacture and cut

Produced and cut to length at our Toronto facility.

04

Deliver to site

Scheduled delivery with boom truck placement.

Flatbed truck loaded with steel studs for delivery

Hamilton steel framing FAQ

Common questions.

Lead times, access, retrofits and permits, answered for Hamilton specifically.

Yes. We deliver from our Toronto plant to jobsites across Hamilton, including downtown, the lower city, Westdale, the Mountain, Stoney Creek, Ancaster, Dundas, Waterdown and Binbrook.

Standard stock orders are delivered to your Hamilton site within 1 to 3 business days, and custom gauge or length orders ship within 5 to 7 business days. Your quote confirms the delivery date.

Yes. Include the site address and any access limits with your order. Truck size, route and boom placement are planned before dispatch, so steep access roads and tight lots are handled in advance.

Yes. Retrofit work is a large part of what we supply in Hamilton, including furring channel over masonry, deep leg track for uneven slabs, resilient channel for sound separation and studs cut to varying floor heights.

Our minimum order value is $1,000 CAD. Above that, we deliver any quantity to your Hamilton site, from a few bundles to a full truck. Orders can also be picked up at our Toronto facility at 40 Millwick Drive.

We produce studs from 25 gauge for lightweight interior partitions through heavy gauge for structural applications, in a range of web widths and flange sizes. Custom gauges are available on request.

In most cases yes. New construction, structural alterations, change of use and most commercial interior build-outs require a permit from the City of Hamilton before framing begins. We supply the product documentation your submittal needs, while the permit itself is handled by your GC or owner.

Yes. We supply building material distributors and yards across Ontario, including Hamilton and Niagara. Contact us for distributor pricing and program terms.

Areas we serve near Hamilton

Hamilton and Niagara.

Regular routes cover the west end of the Golden Horseshoe, from Burlington through Niagara and out to Brantford.

Ready?

Send the list. We will take it from there.

Have a drawing, BOM, specification or product list? Add it to your request so we can start with the right context.