Wall systems
Slatwall End-Panel Graphics vs Accessory Face
Graphic plus a hook forest is leftover spec. One story on the short face. Finish unused grooves.
Slatwall end-panel graphics versus accessory face is one story on the short face — leftover grooves are not a second campaign. Independent retailers in Thailand print the end and still hang hooks because the leftover strip had slots. The shops that still look finished specify graphic or accessories, then finish leftover millimetres as trim.
Endcap displays is the short face as a campaign. Slatwall returns and end caps is the corner of the run. Corner trim and J-mould finishes the edge. Slatwall groove spacing matches one family. This page is graphic versus hooks on that short face.
What the short face is for
One story. A graphic, a lookbook, or a named accessory bay — not both as a forest. Lookbook holders if it is paper. Sign holders if it is a ticket. Seasonal window vs floor: the window is the other ad; the end panel is not a second forest.
Leftover grooves. Not a second campaign. Finish with trim or a blank return — panel layout. Faceout spacing: leftover millimetres are not extra slots.
Finish family. Graphic substrate should not introduce a fourth metal — black vs chrome, slatwall finish. Landlord may own the demising end.
Window: one story in the glass. How to photograph: shoot the short face and the leftover strip. Aisle width: an endcap that walks into the aisle is leftover spec.
Lighting: points on the drawing. We do not invent lux. Humidity: we do not invent a warranty for printed film.
When graphic vs accessories
| Job | End-panel graphic | Accessory face |
|---|---|---|
| Ad / story | Strong — one | Weak as a mixed leftover |
| SKU density | Never | Named bay if leftover width exists |
| 40 sqm | One short face | Often skip hooks on the end |
| Window already tells the story | Often skip | Named leftover only |
Common mistakes
- Graphic plus a hook forest on the same leftover strip.
- Two campaigns: window and end panel plus a table.
- Chrome frame on a black wall as a fifth metal.
- Endcap that kills remaining walk.
What belongs on the quotation
- Graphic vs accessory face — named per end.
- Remaining millimetres — finished as trim if unused.
- Finish of the graphic vs the sheet.
- Remaining walk after the endcap.
- Language of the document, Thai or English.
Send photos of every short face. That is enough to specify one story instead of a leftover hook forest.
One story on the short face
If you are fitting slatwall ends in Thailand, choose graphic or accessories, not both as a forest. Send the shop type, the size, and the opening month through the fixture plan form. We will return one fixture schedule and one written quotation — Thai or English — covering the end, the trim, and the walk.
Common questions
- Graphic and hooks on the same leftover strip?
- Name one job. Unused grooves finish as trim. Mixed leftover photographs as unfinished spec.
- Window story plus end-panel graphic plus a table?
- That is two forests. One story in the glass. One short face or skip.
- Do you specify lux for the end panel?
- No. Lighting is points on the drawing. We do not invent lux.
- Endcap that walks into the aisle?
- No. Remaining walk after the short face belongs on the quotation.
Want a fixture list that fits your shop?
Tell us the shop type, size and opening date. We build one fixture plan and one written quotation, in Thai or English.
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