Puckwall

STRATEGY

Because these units are semi-custom we typically specify them into a design in conjunction with other display systems such as slatwall or recessed standards. That keeps the overall pricing down while using the puck system for feature displays.

CONCEPT

Puck wall is a relatively new system that allows flexible merchandising on both walls and floor fixtures by utilizing easy to change hardware display components. The finished walls provide an architectural "buzz" that recessed standards or slatwall are unable to. The walls can be manufactured in virtually any finish and the machine milled silver pucks attach at predetermined intervals. Hardware hangs from the pucks to create an attractive, upscale display system. That's the good news. The bad news is that this system is a bit more expensive than most others depending on the panel material selected and the puck placement frequency.

The system is comprised of 3 parts:

The Puckwall Panels
Typically manufactured in sections up to 4' x 8' , the panels can be finished in stained wood veneers or virtually any plastic or metal laminate . The edges are then left unfinished for mounting side by side or trimmed to match. The panels then attach to the walls with screws or cleats.

The pucks
Silver, machine milled 1" or 1.25" diameter metal pucks screw into predetermined locations on the panel. Typically set on 6", 8" or 12" centers to optimize flexibility.

The display hardware
Includes waterfalls, face outs, shelf brackets and shelves, hang bar and sign holders. Available in any powder coated or chrome finish. Note that the pricing for puck hardware in small quantites is much higher than slatwall or gridwall.

PRICING