I have needed a way to get things up off the table and in the air so that I can put out more inventory at shows. The manufactured "grid walls" that many people use just look ugly to me. They don't look professional. They are also expensive. I consider myself to be a pretty handy guy so I set my pen to paper and come up with a "slat wall" type of system that I can use to hang pots from during shows! The best thing about these is they were cheap to build and they are light and strong. I have a little bit more to do to them I think they need some fabric on the back to make them a little more solid to block out whats behind the wall.
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
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I have needed a way to get things up off the table and in the air so that I can put out more inventory at shows. The manufactured "grid walls" that many people use just look ugly to me. They don't look professional. They are also expensive. I consider myself to be a pretty handy guy so I set my pen to paper and come up with a "slat wall" type of system that I can use to hang pots from during shows! The best thing about these is they were cheap to build and they are light and strong. I have a little bit more to do to them I think they need some fabric on the back to make them a little more solid to block out whats behind the wall.
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Looks great from this side! What method are you using to keep it standing? I only ask because open slats like that would be best here with these tropical breezes coming in off the ocean...
ReplyDeleteI am using an inverted "T" shaped stand on the bottom. Kind of hard to explain. I will post an image of it soon. The stand portion was probably the hardest part of the whole thing to design but they work really great.
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