Add to or expand an existing queue merchandising setup with this black aluminum slatwall panel. Designed to mount directly onto standard stanchion posts, it integrates seamlessly into any belt barrier system already in place.
Collars and stanchion posts are sold separately, making this the ideal option for retailers looking to replace a panel, expand an existing display, or stock spare inventory across multiple locations.
Once mounted, the standard slatwall groove spacing is compatible with hooks, shelves, sign frames, and display bowls - giving you the flexibility to build and reconfigure your display layout anytime your product mix or promotions change.
What's Included:
• (1) Double-sided black aluminum slatwall merchandising panel
Sold Separately:
• Stanchion posts
• Collars
• Hooks, shelves, sign frames, and display bowls
Ideal For: Retail chains and multi-location grocery, pharmacy, convenience store, quick service restaurant, museum, airport, bank, and pop-up retail environments.
Specification Sheet
What is a slatwall queue panel used for?
A slatwall queue panel is a grooved merchandising panel that mounts between two stanchion posts along a queue or checkout line so product can hang in the waiting area. The grooves hold hooks, shelves, and wire baskets, so the planogram can change without new hardware. The black aluminum panel (SKU IQM-SPR01) is a double-sided version sized for retail and checkout lanes.
What is included with the black aluminum slatwall panel?
This listing includes one double-sided black aluminum slatwall panel and nothing else. Stanchion posts, collars, hooks, shelves, wire baskets, sign frames, and display bowls are sold separately. The panel-only listing is intended for expanding an existing display or replacing a damaged panel.
What size is the black aluminum slatwall panel and how much does it weigh?
The panel measures 50 inches (50″) wide by 36 inches high and weighs 38 pounds. Each panel spans the gap between two stanchion posts, so plan on roughly 50 inches of lane length per panel plus the width of the posts at each end.
Is the slatwall panel double-sided?
Yes, the panel is grooved on both faces, so merchandise can face both directions of a queue lane, or face into the lane and out toward the sales floor. Count hooks and shelves per face when planning a two-sided display.
What accessories fit the slatwall grooves?
The grooves accept hooks in 4-inch (4″), 6-inch, 8-inch, and 10-inch lengths, shelves in 22 x 11-inch and 49 x 11-inch sizes, and chrome wire baskets. Sign frames and display bowls do not mount in the grooves; they attach to the tops of the stanchion posts. The panel uses standard slatwall groove spacing, so common slatwall fixtures generally fit.
What is needed to install one slatwall panel?
A standalone panel needs two stanchion posts with a 2.5-inch (2.5″) diameter, four collars (two per post), and an allen key. The collars clamp to the posts and capture the panel edges. Posts and collars are sold separately.
How many stanchions and collars are needed for multiple panels?
Use stanchions = panels + 1 and collars = stanchions x 2. Adjacent panels share a center stanchion in a continuous run, so one panel needs 2 stanchions and 4 collars, and a four-panel run needs 5 stanchions and 10 collars.
Will the panel fit stanchion posts already in service?
Yes, if the posts measure 2.5 inches (2.5″) in diameter. The collars that secure the panel are sized for 2.5-inch posts and will not clamp to posts of another diameter. Measure the post tube before ordering.
Should I buy the panel by itself or a bundle?
Buy the panel-only listing to extend or repair a display that already has posts and collars in place. Buy a bundle when building a display from scratch: bundles of 1 to 4 panels include the panels, stanchions, collars, shelves, hooks, sign frames, and display bowls.
Can slatwall panels be added to an existing belt barrier line?
Yes, the panel mounts to the same 2.5-inch (2.5″) stanchion posts used in belt barrier lines, so a panel can be inserted into a run of retractable belt posts to create a merchandising section. Retractable belts still work on the posts that are not carrying a panel.
Where are slatwall queue panels typically installed?
Typical installations are indoor queue and checkout lines in retail chains, grocery and pharmacy stores, quick service restaurants, airports, museums, banks, and pop-up retail. The panel is most often used in the last few feet before the register, where impulse merchandise performs best.
How quickly does the black aluminum slatwall panel ship?
In-stock panels have an estimated processing time of about 2 days, plus transit time based on destination. For a committed delivery date on a multi-panel or multi-location order, contact customer service at (877) 885-1600.
