SingCore slatwall stands straight and tall above the competition. Our panels have both the qualities of relative lightness yet unmatched durability.
When are looking for a slatwall that you can use again and again, look no further than our patented, lightweight modular panel system.
Is all slatwall the same?
No. Our slat wall is far superior to that used by the competition. While we are not the cheapest wall on the market, we like to think of ourselves as the best.
Have you tried suspending a grown man, of obese stature, over an 8′ span with one of the competitions’ slatwalls? While I don’t recommend it, I do recommend trying it with one of our panels. With an overall strength measured at the equivalent of steel (600PSI) our panels routinely support tones of weight with ease.
What is slatwall made of?
Our slat wall is a core of wooden grids (a vertical grain torsion box), filled in by dense foam and covered by either paint grade plywood or finish grade formica (plastic) sheets. This patented core construction converges on the optimum of both strength, durability, lightness, and environmentally friendliness.
In order to connect the slats wall segments to other segments, or to make walls with corners and doors, we include standard in all our slats high strength industrial camlocks. These locks means you can securely join the walls with just two twists of a driver, yet guarantee that the panels are joined securely to withstand 100s of pounds of force.
How much does a 4×8 sheet of slatwall weigh?
Our standard 4′ wide slatwall segment weights about 72 pounds.