48 in. Aluminum J Trim

Install Slatwall on concrete or block walls by fastening 2 x 3 in. studs vertically at 16 in. (when using PVC) or 24 in. (when using Procore, Procore+, or Aluminum) using cement screws. Use 1-1⁄2’’ #8 pan head screws (not included) to install the panels.

Yes, Proslat Slatwall panels are specifically designed to be compatible with Proslat hooks and accessories. This means that you can confidently use Proslat accessories with Proslat Slatwall panels, ensuring a seamless and secure fit.

The tools needed for installing Slatwall typically include a measuring tape, level, drill, screws (appropriate for the wall type), and a saw for cutting panels, such as a circular saw, jigsaw, or table saw. A circular saw with a fine-toothed blade or a jigsaw with a plastic-cutting blade can provide precise cuts, while a table saw with a high-tooth-count blade can be used for straight cuts.

Each category of Slatwall must be installed independently, they are not made to interlock with one another.

To clean Proslat panels, simply wipe them down with a damp cloth for regular maintenance. For larger cleaning tasks, such as an entire wall installation, the panels can be hosed down with water.