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Hi Tom, No you don't need to drill pilot holes into the studs. As you screw through the Slatwall panel you go through, into the studs. Thank you,

Good question! The steps would be the same for PROCORE, or any of our slatwall types. Please let us know if you have any more questions on how to do this.

The screws we provide with our Slatwall are wood screws. When installing the Slatwall panels on metal studs you will need to get 1 inch or 1 1/2 inch self tapping screws.

You can install the slatwall floor to ceiling. You would have to cut a slat horizontally, and typically you cut the bottom portion of the panel. This way you don’t cut away the interlocking/ screw cavity parts of the slat panel. Usually we install the cut panel at the very bottom. There are ways to install with cutting the last panel at the very top of the wall too but requires different steps. Our technical support would be happy to guide you through this. We have a video “How to Install Slatwall Extra's” where we discuss cutting the bottom panel to be level, but it is the same concept. Let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks for the question. You would screw into the studs at every 12 inches. It becomes an issue when you are wider than 16" apart for PVC Slatwall.

@@ProslatInc thank you for clarifying. Does Proslat sale additional screws? With my studs being 12inches apart and not 16, I am having to use two extra screws per panel. I been to a couple hardware stores and can’t seem to find a great match. Any help would be appreciated.

@@huevosrancheros702 Hi Don, my pleasure. Reach out to us from our website (dont think I can put email addresses in youtube comments) we would be happy to send you extra screws/ hardware we would just kindly ask that you cover the shipping cost which would not be a lot considering the package will be small. Thank you,

Cut the panels to length so they start and end on a stud…mitre saw works well

Hi Andy, I would check your local fire safety codes to be 100% sure which walls require drywall. The product can be installed directly onto studs - no drywall.

This product has not been tested for 18” stud centres, it was done for 16, which would be 75 lbs per sq.ft. If you have 18” stud centres I would opt for our Procore Slatwall or higher. This will give you 200 lbs per sq.ft

Thank you! So glad to hear you found this helpful.

Of course! Here is the US link : proslat.com/products/magnetic-tool-holder-2-pack?_pos=1&_sid=779482808&_ss=r

Hi there, you can purchase the H trims directly on our website. Thank you

Hi Doug, thank you for sharing your feedback! We definately try to be as thorough as possible. Let us know if ever you have any questions! Thank you,

Hi there! Thank you for your interest. The Carbon Fiber has definately become popular, especially for gun storage. We currently offer the Procore and Procore Plus in 4 x 8 ft lengths. You can cut the panels to fit custom configurations. The box comes with 10 panels so you can choose to configure the wall as a 2 ft high x 16 ft wide if desired. When doing custom configurations extra trim maybe required. We are happy to help you identify what materials would be needed depending on your intended configuration. Just let us know how we can help :) Thank you!

Hi Chris, You can mount the Prorack onto Slatwall. Please reach out to us to acquire the free mounting bracket (shipping is also free for the mounting bracket). Thank you,

They sent me mounts to attach this to my ProSlat wall.

To the redheaded goddess of storage... I love you.

Hi Bob, Absolutely! You might need a box extender for the outlet.

Says in the video that the lift needs a minimum of 3ft by 4ft of open space and the motor mount needs to be a minimum of 3ft from any walls or obstructions. Thats where the tape measure comes in. Stud finder is obviously used to find the ceiling joists if you have a finished ceiling. If you or ceiling joists are exposed then you can omit the stud finder.

Hi Nappy! We're sorry to hear that our videos caused you some confusion and some inconvenience in starting your project. We have changed the boxes for multiple reasons. One of the main reasons is that unfortunately, we had to evolve our product packaging size due to the reality of current shipping standards regarding overlength boxes. We have updated all of our product descriptions to show the changes in the parts list. We even added in our video description that our new packaging comes with the side trims already cut. We are working on a new installation video to show these changes additionally. Please feel free to contact us directly about this issue, and we will try our best to make an unfortunate situation better! Thank you,

Did you end up using drywall anchors? I'm looking to install the 4'x4' wall on a partial wall , measuring basically 4'x4', at home and likely there's no stud between the outside walls.

​@@nenadmomcilovic9133you probably could, however the strength of the wall depends on how strong it is secured. So anchoring to drywall might now be the best play

Hi Michael, We hear you & everyone else in the comments. We're in the midst of creating a new video, where the sound/ music will NOT be overbearing. We're sorry!

Hi T Charlton! Thank you for your comment, In this video, the golf bag is either on a "Super duty hook" or a "Heavy-Duty U Hook". Please let me know if you have any other questions. Thank you,

@@ProslatInc Thank you so much. I’m working on this project tomorrow over the weekend so I’ll make sure I have the correct hooks. I’m really excited and now I just need to find some thing to store my two motorcycle helmets on for a quick easy getaway.

@@macmovieman1 That's exciting! We have had customers use our Hose/Rope and Extension Cord Holder hook for their helmets in the past. It would depend on the size of your helmet and how you would like it to hang but I think that would be a good option. Thank you,

@@ProslatInc OK, thank you. I just ordered Your hose rope and extension on Home Depot and it should be here for curbside pick up in a week. Getting all the right accessories based on your needs is like an art if you’re not used to doing this.

Hi Anthony, absolutely! We recommend using either a mitre saw or a jigsaw to cut the slats.

Hi Haven, You absolutely can! You can install our panels directly to studs without first installing drywall.