ULINE H-5060 Slatwall Panel Instruction Manual

: June 7, 2024
: ULINE

Table of Contents

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
GENERAL INFORMATION
INSTALLATION
References
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H-4774, H-4776 H-5060
SLATWALL PANELS
1-800-295-5510
uline.com

ULINE H-5060 Slatwall Panel -

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

ALWAYS wear safety glasses when using any power tool.
ALWAYS use hearing protection when using loud equipment.
DO NOT sit, climb, hang or step on shelves or brackets.
DO NOT overload shelves or brackets.
DO NOT try to install Slatwall panels yourself. Use 2 people.
CAPACITY:

40 lbs. without metal inserts.
90 lbs. with metal inserts.
NOTE: Weight capacity will be slightly reduced for shelves deeper than 10″.

GENERAL INFORMATION

STACKING PANELS
To allow temperature and humidity to equalize, stack panels at least three high in the work area. Do not stack directly on the concrete floor.
SUGGESTED TOOLS
24″ level; tape measure; pencil; chalk line; circular saw; cordless or corded drill with screwdriver attachment.
SUPPLIES
1½” to 2″ drywall screws or equivalent; panel adhesive; (optional) roundhead screws for metal inserts. (Ensure that screw heads fit easily into grooves.)

METAL STUDS
Wood screws do not hold well in metal studs. Use wooden blocking whenever necessary.
BLOCK OR CONCRETE WALLS
First, mount vertical or horizontal furring strips on the wall. Installing Slatwall directly on concrete or block walls is not recommended.
ALIGNMENT
Installation label on the back of panel displays best “factory edge.” (See page 2) When stacking Slatwall higher than 4′, ensure that edges line up for proper panel alignment.

INSTALLATION

GENERAL

1. Install over studs, plaster, furring strips or drywall. Panel adhesive recommended.
2. Use drywall screws of proper length.
3. Install a screw in every other groove on each stud.
4. Drive screws into grooves. Be careful not to damage the edges of grooves.

STARTING OFF
Snap chalk line at the desired height on the wall. Mark location of studs on floor and ceiling (for mounting panels later). To ensure clean installation on projects requiring more than one panel, begin with a narrow panel first and finish with a full panel.
FIRST PANEL
Following the manufacturer’s directions, spread adhesive vertically on the back of the panel (half-tube of adhesive per panel). Raise the first panel to the chalk line and install a screw through the top of the groove into a stud near one of the upper corners.
REMAINING PANELS
Repeat the process on the bottom row of panels, ensuring that grooves and factory edges line up from panel to panel. On installations without drywall (such as garages), make sure the end of each panel is centered in the middle of the stud.
CUTTING PANELS
When using a circular saw, use a straight edge guide for the saw to follow. Never cut “freehand”. Always cut from the front (finished side) of the panel.
CUTTING PANELS WITH ALUMINUM INSERTS
It is not necessary to remove aluminum inserts from grooves when cutting panels.
CLEAN UP
Remove any adhesive or marking on the face of panels with a solvent such as lacquer thinner. Clean panels with a mild household cleaner and dry with a soft cloth.