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Assemble two 7 1/2 x19' slatwalls in 4 hours

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Wall full of tools, bike, helmets, rack. Etc.

Quick to install and versatile

Yes, you can choose less expensive ways to organize your walls for tools, sports equipment, and all the other necessary stuff that ends up in the garage. But you'd be hard pressed to find a system that is quicker to install and more versatile than PVC vinyl slatwall. The system favored by retailers now has price points that make it a smart choice for homeowners.

StoreWALL recently introduced metal InstallStrips, a mounting system that eliminates the step of screwing slatwall sheets to the wall, which improves the appearance, too. With no fire-code requirement in this detached garage, Zac and his friend Mark attached InstallStrips directly to the wall studs, allowing them to skip the expense and mess of drywall on two walls. The pair installed two 7 1/2 x19' walls in a morning.

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kpanterm1 wrote:

I built my own slat wall using 6" pine boards. Much cheaper, and easy to install

1/19/2012 11:24:51 AM Report Abuse

douglaseboland wrote:

Agreed, a cool product but way too expensive!

11/11/2011 11:45:12 AM Report Abuse

ray pugh wrote:

Saw this product TV DIY show. Although the idea is really cool, the product is nuts expensive. I'll stick with peg board or other options unless these guys add some reality to their price.

10/27/2011 11:34:10 PM Report Abuse