Advice for Showroom Wall Display

[Shaynelap]

We are in the process of (slowly) building our showroom. Most of it is full stone walls as we are a small shop with limited space. However, we would like a wall with larger (maybe 12" x 24") samples that can be exchanged. Are there displays/racking such as the ones pictured, available pre-fabricated that we can install? Any suggestions?

[Ken Lago]

Looks Italian/European design, very cool.

[Alex DiPietro]

This is what Antolini has in Brazil:

It was suspended with wire. Attached on the back with plates and adhesive.

[Alex DiPietro]

Pics

[Kowboy]

Antolini at KBIS in Orlando weeks ago:

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[dsyverson]

We used simple & cheap slat wall made out of wood 1 x in our showroom. Not sexy but it works.

[Angel]

I can tell you that the SYSTEM with the wires is EXPENSIVE. You can do it yourself with parts from any box store.
I did stumble across this place that has a lot of stuff that we use at a great price.

www.outwater.com the sell backlighting components, display, cabinet lighting, trim strips for tile, slat wall.

[Shaynelap]

I can tell you that the SYSTEM with the wires is EXPENSIVE. You can do it yourself with parts from any box store.
I did stumble across this place that has a lot of stuff that we use at a great price.

http://www.outwater.com the sell backlighting components, display, cabinet lighting, trim strips for tile, slat wall.

That's what I tried to tell my wife but she didn't believe me
Thanks for sending the link, I'll have a look. Everyone else, thanks for the comments!

[Caleb]

The display in the OP looks like slat wall with some metal standoffs. I believe you can get those or something similar from CR Lawrence.

[Andysmarbleworks]

Wow! I love this sleek look. Where can I get these mounts?

[GlueGuy01]

Monarch makes these extrusions you can mount on the wall. I have had a few customers use the Keep-nut anchors so you do not see any exposed hardware. I could not find a picture but it does look pretty slick. The "z clip" style mount makes it really easy for customers to take the samples on and off the wall.

A company called MBS standoffs makes the visible standoffs I saw earlier in the thread. They are used a lot in the sign industry.

https://mbs-standoffs.com/

http://www.monarchmetal.com/

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