Upgrading from PVC to aluminum increases the weight capacity of the slatwall to 100 lbs per square foot. Proslat’s aluminum slatwall is a thing of beauty. If you like the design of Proslat‘s PVC slatwall, but you want a higher-end look, then you’re going to want to check this out. It’s durable while being extremely lightweight. I’ve always been a huge fan of brushed aluminum. Proslat’s PVC slatwall comes in four colors: white, light grey, sandstone, and charcoal and comes with a lifetime warranty for the original purchaser. The Proslat, with all it’s advantages, was only slightly more expensive at $4.65 per square foot. The cheapest slatwall I looked at was priced at $4.31 per square foot. One thing that surprised me was the cost of the system. ‘Įach of their PVC slatwall panels is able to hold up to 75 lbs per square foot.įor all their slatwall systems, Proslat uses a modular design, unlike the large wooden slatwall panels you may be used to. They put that durability to the test in one of the coolest videos I’ve seen. Proslat PVC slatwall is made from a thick plastic, which makes it easy to clean and resistant to mold, mildew or water damage. They also make an upgraded brushed aluminum slatwall and carbon-fiber slatwall that deserves their own section, so I’ll talk about that a bit later. Proslat easily makes the best PVC slatwall on the market. But in the end, there was really only one obvious choice. I expected that it would be hard to choose which slatwall system would be the best for my garage.

Naturewall slatwall