Gladiator 48 Inches W Garage Wall Storage GearWall Panel, 2 Pack

If you haven't experienced Gladiator Garageworks, it's hard to describe. Like describing an ocean beach to a desert dweller, these panels represent a level of wonderfulness that goes beyond mere words. These panels make a wall that is attractive and versatile; providing a strong support systems for the various hooks, cabinets, shelves, etc. These are very easy to install - just find some studs and screw them in. I'm now the envy of all the neighbors, and people stop all the time to ask me what kind of wall panels and storage I have so they can get their own.

Pour le garage c'est super

Ce produit n’est pas compatible avec les support muraux standards(slatwall) je suis déçu et je vais retourner le produit.

My garage had evolved, or rather, devolved into something that more resembled the garbage pit in Star Wars when Han, Luke and Leia were on the destroyer. This was the year of clearing it out. Over the years, I've assembled a store's worth of shovels and assorted gardening/snow/and other things. Let's just say I have a favorite shovel, a 2nd favorite shovel, and a 3rd favorite shovel.. and that's just with snow. There will be no pictures because I forgot to take a picture of how truly packed and disorganized my garage was. Let's just say, you had to climb over my lumber, mower and all sorts of other things to get to the back and even there, you weren't standing on the floor. Anyway, I looked at a couple of systems and I also read a lot of reviews for those systems. I was attracted to the modularity of this wall, the sturdiness of the construction and the overall aesthetic. Gladiator has tons of attachments so if I, in the future, possibly want to hang something new, they probably will have that attachment. The attachments, which I looked at carefully at a big box, were sturdy welded items that looked like they could take a beating. Installation was easy. Basically, find your studs. Mark the locations. Figure out how much you need to buy based off that calculation. (Because I had come over a distressing number of people who said that the 8 foot were sometimes damaged on the end, I went for the four foot. The four foot sections were well packaged.) I used exterior decking screws #8, 2 inch screws. And then, I went to town. Once I got my base level leveled and installed, the rest were simple tongue and groove. If you install it on the studs properly, it's going to hold very well. (I screwed every single spot that I could so 3 studs and each row except where I had some sort of obstruction.) Please note, the lengths aren't perfect. There is minute variation in the length. I bought some trim but I decided that I preferred the more unfinished look. But I can easily add the trim in the future if I want. You can also cut it with a miter saw or a circular saw and get the perfect length. I wasn't interested in slicing 1 mm off the length. Gladiator attachments are pricey but they do go on sale. (another biggie for me.) That's where they make the money. And of course, the system is piecemeal so you can add on as you get a better idea of how you want to use your wall real estate. Just make sure you've got it set up for larger spaces if that is your ultimate goal. Mine went from a rather small section to a 4 x 8 section and it's holding most of my rakes and shovels. I'm using the tool hook (the one with the 2 long prongs) and it's working out well for me. You can also use these same attachments on a gear track. I just wanted a larger area where I could pop in hooks to hold other stuff like power cables and things like that without having to worry about shovel/rake heads and their handles. I'm very very happy with this purchase.

I almost wish we could have afforded to cover a whole wall with these things. We ended up buying 4 2-packs and i was worried it wouldn’t be enough room but it looks great and it’s perfect for us. We finished our garage, and Our goal was to hang up everything we could off the ground. This is perfect for shovels, bikes, and ladders. Pretty sure we could hang on it and it wouldn’t budge. I love how versatile the system is. You can change it up to fit your needs. We went to Lowe’s to get the hooks because finding them is a little bit of a nightmare on Amazon right now. They didn’t have all the ones we wanted but we did find that the Craftsman brand slatwall hooks fit perfect as well. So we have kind of a mix. We didn’t stagger them, like they recommend, so you can see the seams but it doesn’t bother us. It looks awesome.