The difference between an installation and a set of panels on a wall.
Nine trim conditions covering every edge and corner a real wall throws at you, finished to match the panel. Specified with the order, they cost very little. Left out, they are what makes a good wall look cheap.
Every condition
Top, bottom, side, and four ways a wall can turn a corner.
Trim conditions
9 types- Top & bottom
- Top Trim
- Bottom Trim
- J Cap Top
- J Cap Bottom
- Edges
- Side Trim
- Corners — 90°
- Outside 90°
- Inside 90°
- Corners — 45°
- Outside 45°
- Inside 45°
- Materials
- Aluminum
- Steel
- Compatibility
- All Megawall slatwall systems
J caps are the aluminum system’s top and bottom condition; steel runs use the top and bottom trims. Everything else is common to both.
Finishes
Thirteen finish options across both materials.
Trims are finished in the same plant, at the same time, as the panels they go with — which is why they actually match rather than nearly match.
Steel trim finishes
Aluminum trim finishes
Accessories
What goes on the slat.
Shelving
High-performance 6″ and medium-duty 3″ steel shelves across nine standard sizes.
Shelving sizes
Heavy-duty brackets
Brackets in 12″, 14″, 16″ and 18″ lengths, plus custom engineering for unwieldy products.
Bracket lengths
Standard slatwall hardware
The 1″–3″ on-center slat accepts standard hooks, faceouts and shelf hardware.
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Common questions about trims
Related products
Ready to start
Send the wall elevation and we will schedule the trims.
Corners, returns and run ends are easy to miss on a take-off. We will list what the installation actually needs so nothing arrives short.