Specifications
Please note:  Slatwall weighs 85 lbs each (no metal), 105 lbs with metal and is 4' T x 8'W x 3/4".
It is impossible for one person to unload the slatwall shipment.
You need at least 1 extra person to unload your slatwall.
The truck driver will NOT unload the slatwall.

Caution:  The new 2005 National Electric Code requires that, in commercial buildings,
where the wiring is NM, NMC, or NMS and is NOT in conduit,
YOU CAN NOT MOUNT THE SLATWALL DIRECTLY TO THE STUDS.
You must provide a 15 minute Thermal Barrier by using a product like drywall or
some other approved material that provides a 15 minute thermal barrier.
CONSULT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORITIES for more information.

A Word about Strength
There are many things that affect the strength of slatwall including the load, distance
from the wall, and the width of the bracket (the manufacturer of slatwall
recommends that you use a bracket that is at least 2"W).
Slatwall without metal inserts is considered "light duty" and will support approx.
20 lbs from one point.
For heavier loads we recommend slatwall with metal inserts.
Slatwall with metal inserts must be ordered from the factory.  They can not be
added later.
One cannot support heavy loads that are 10" - 16" from the wall -
And one cannot use hang rods with slatwall that does not have metal inserts.
Metal inserts are available on all products.

Materials (Substrates)
MDF or Medium Density Fiberboard has a core density of at least 48 lbs,
130 I . B.(Internal Bonding Strength) and a paint grade surface.

Fire Rating
Our slatwall products meet a CLASS C fire rating as determined
by standard ASTM E-4 twenty-five foot tunnel surface test method.

Formaldehyde
Formaldehyde emissions are rated at 3ppm or less.
This complies with HUD 24 cfr parts 3280 standards for particle board used in
manufactured housing.