Slatboard

Slatboard is a type of pegboard characterized by a series of horizontal slots or grooves, rather than round holes. These slots are typically spaced evenly apart and run across the width of the board. Slatboard is often made from wood, MDF, or plastic, and is commonly used for organizing and displaying items.

The primary function of slatboard is to provide a versatile hanging system. Various accessories, such as hooks, shelves, and brackets, can be inserted into the slots to hold tools, merchandise, or other objects. The depth and width of the slots determine the types of accessories that can be used. This system allows for flexible arrangement and easy reconfiguration of displayed items.

Slatboard is frequently found in retail environments for product display, in workshops and garages for tool storage, and in homes for organizing various items. Its modular nature makes it adaptable to different needs and spaces. The visual appearance of slatboard can vary depending on the material and finish, contributing to different aesthetic styles. Maintenance typically involves dusting or wiping down the surface.