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Introduction to Slatwall

Slatwall is an extremely popular versatile and robust storage and displaysolution. Due to how economical and space-saving it is as well as the vast array of slatwall fixtures and fittings available on the market, it is one of our best selling lines of shop fittings. It makes storage and display of products and merchandise very simple as well as easy to move and alter depending on the display.

Slatwall is most commonly used to line the walls and pillars in a retail outlet. It’s tiny footprint, versatility and price make it ideal the ideal solution while the vast array of slatwall fixings and fixtures mean it is possible to display a whole array of products. Slatwall, with it’s superior strength, more aesthetically  pleasing appearance and wider range of accessories such as hooks, prongs, acrylic slatwall shelves, arms and brackets, has gained much more popularity the world over compared to rival products such as gridwall and pegboard. It is one of our most popular shop fittings with us deliveringhundreds of panels each day across the World.

Q. What are the other names used for slatwall?
There are many different names that are used to describe slatwall such as: slotwall, slot wall, slot wall panel, slatwall panels, slat board, slatboard, slatwall board, slat wall, slotboard, slatted panel, slot board.

Q. What materials are used to produce your slatwall panels?
We only buy the best slatwall materials to produce your slatwall. Our slatwall panels are manufactured using about *0kg, ≥0.8Mpa  internal bond Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF).This type of MDF board is the highest rated MDF board on the market. Our slatwall, when properly installed, is guaranteed to not bend, bow or break when in use.

Q. What types of slatwall panels do you have?

Melamine Slatwall - Melamine slatwall is slatwall that is coated with a paper product over the MDF board to provide a solid color or a wood grain appearance. We stock three types of  melamine slatwall colors for you to choose from: White/Grey,wooden colorand the colorful.

High Pressure Laminate Slatwall - High pressure laminate slatwall, also known as HPL slatwall is recommended when you need a specific color and more durability than a melamine finish. We have over **0 standard laminate color options direct from Wilsonart and Formica  for you to choose from.

Q. What are the slatwall panel dimensions?
Our two standard slatwall panel sizes:

4’h(***0mm) x 8’(***0mm)w (horizontal cut) and

8’h(***0mm) x 4’(***0mm)w (vertical cut).

Both sizes are available upon request. 

Q. What slatwall groove spacing options do you have available?
Our standard slatwall groove spacing options are: *5mm On Center or **0mm On Center. We also offer: **0mm **0mm **0mm On Center upon request. The "On Center" refers to the amount of distance between each slatwall groove.

Q. What is the thickness of your slatwall panels?
Our slatwall panels are *6mm or *8mmthick.

Q. How much do the slatwall panels weigh?
Each standard size panel without metal extrusions weighs approximately *6kg. When the standard size slatwall panels have metal extrusions inside the grooves, they weigh approximately *0kg per sheet.

Q. Why should I add aluminum / metal extrusions to my slatwall?
Adding aluminum extrusions or aluminum channels to your slatwall panels increases the supportability by *5% vs. slatwall without aluminum channels inside the grooves. By maximizing your slatwall supportability, it enables you to hang heavier items off of your slatwall without worrying about bowing or breaking the slatwall.

Q. How much weight can my slatwall hold?
On average, a typical 8" slatwall hook can hold up to ****0lbs. when used with slatwall that has metal channels inside the grooves. If the slatwall doesn’t have aluminum channels inside the grooves, then a typical 8" slatwall hook can hold up to ****0lbs. When you're displaying shelves or hangrail bars from your slatwall, you need to add a support system (slatwall shelf bracket or slatwall hangrail bracket) every *2 inches going across the slatwall.

In general, it’s better to put the weight as close to the slatwall panel as possible.