Category buying guide
Choose a wall system by accessory flexibility, product load, and installation conditions.
Compare pegboard, grid, and slotted structures
Perforated metal panels provide dense, repeatable hook positions. Wire grid offers an open industrial structure and quick accessory changes. Slotted uprights support adjustable shelves and rails with a quieter wall appearance. Product size, load, visual target, accessory variety, and wall conditions should determine the system rather than appearance alone.
Design the accessory kit with the panel
Hooks, shelves, baskets, trays, brackets, rails, mirrors, and sign holders control how useful a wall system is after installation. Confirm accessory dimensions, quantity, spacing, finish, product contact points, and replacement needs together with the panel so store teams can change merchandising without incompatible parts.
Review the real installation surface
Wall composition, backing support, skirting, columns, outlets, cable routes, fixing restrictions, and installer access can affect module size and fasteners. Freestanding back structures are another option when direct wall fixing is limited, but they add base depth, weight, and packing considerations.
Compare two catalog references: FY-W002 Upright Wall Bay - Slim 690 is a wall-mounted apparel display, shown at 690 × 457 × 2600 mm. FY-W003 Shoe Display Wall - 1200 is a freestanding footwear display, shown at 1200 × 410 × 2400 mm. Dimensions are W × D × H.
These references use different structures and component options; do not assume their accessories are interchangeable. Include the model reference and installation conditions in your brief so fixing and stability requirements can be reviewed before manufacture.
