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

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.

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,

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

Tear down house, rebuild new one with studs in place for slat wall installation

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,

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