The Off-the-Ground type of SlatWall display is comprised of SlatWall panels assembled with (2) Side Rails and the display width is limited to 8’W. The SlatWall starts appx 24" from the ground. The Side Rails are vertical pieces on the left and right side of the display and act as the spine to hold the assembled display together. The Side Rails are typically Aluminum Angle 1-3/4"x1-3/4". Other structural members may be present depending on the exact configuration of the display including Back Braces, Cross Bars, etc. The assembled display stands on (2) feet which stick out 12" to the front and 12" in the back. The Feet come standard with Self-Levelers. Casters (wheels) are optional and bolt in-place of the Self-Levelers. This style of display can be assembled and dis-assembled over and over again. The amount of people required for assembly depends on the size of the display. Smaller displays can be handled by one person.

Multiple SlatWall panels can be connected side-by-side to create a continuous wall using our patent pending modular system. Any length wall can be achieved in this manner, especially long continuous back-drops useful for trade shows. Adjacent SlatWalls are connected together with our innovative braces. At each connection point between adjacent SlatWalls, the feet stick out 3" in the front and 12" in the back, thereby eliminating any tripping hazard. The left most edge and the right most edge of the assembled continuous wall have feet that stick out 12" in the front and 12" in the back. The display can be assembled and dis-assembled over and over again. Each bracing section ships assembled and never needs to be dis-assembled. 5 bolts generally attach the bracing to the sides of each SlatWall. Wing nuts tighten the bolts, thereby eliminating the need for any tools. 2 persons minimum are generally needed for assembly due to the size and weight of individual SlatWall panels. For example a 4"x8" panel can weigh 100 lbs.

Adjacent SlatWall panels are attached together with vertical connectors. There are no feet in this type of display and therefore there is no tripping hazard. The display is self supporting. The bottom edge of the slatwall makes contact with the ground. Please note that adequate returns are required for display stability (returns are portion of the assembled display which extend to the front and back of the display).