Designer finishes, and the easiest installation we offer.
Megawall plastic slatwall is made for creative retailers — the specification is the finish and the speed of getting it on the wall.
Straight answer
We would rather send you samples than publish a number we cannot stand behind.
Everywhere else on this site we publish the full specification: slat spacing, load rating in pounds per linear foot, section sizes, every standard finish by name, every trim condition. That is possible because those are metal systems we fabricate ourselves in Comstock Park and we know exactly what they do.
For the plastic range, what we can tell you honestly is what it is for: creative retail environments where designer finishes and installation speed matter more than maximum load. If you need dimensions, capacities or the current finish range for a specific application, ask us and you will get real figures for your configuration rather than a marketing table.
If load matters
Two systems we can specify from this page.
If the merchandise is heavy, or the project needs LEED credit, one of these is almost certainly the right answer instead.

Steel Slatwall
Over 50 lbs per linear foot, 3″ on center, 32 sq ft interlocking sections, eleven standard finishes, fire-code compliant.
Steel specifications
Aluminum Slatwall
LEED certified, 50%+ recycled content, five slat spacings, and a hidden-fastener option that gives a seamless 8′ run.
Aluminum specifications
Wave Wall
If the appeal of plastic was the designer finish, Wave Wall gives you a designed aluminum backdrop with controlled merchandising bands.
Wave Wall detailGood to know
Common questions about plastic slatwall
Ready to start
Tell us the environment and we will tell you the right material.
Weight, wall type, finish schedule and whether the project is chasing LEED usually settle plastic versus aluminum versus steel in one call.
