SmartSlat Garage Storage

    Garage Slat Wall Installation in Toronto & the GTA

    If you have to move a golf bag to reach the shovel, the first thing to plan is where each item belongs. We install SmartSlat garage wall panels around what you store, where you park and how much clearance you need to open the car door.

    Step 1

    Plan the wall around what you store

    Before we install a single panel, we map out what goes on the wall. That means understanding what you reach for, what stays parked and how much room the car door needs.

    Frequently used tools

    Map the tools you reach for most often so hooks sit at arm's length. Reserve higher positions for items used weekly or less.

    Longer items

    Shovels, brooms and skis need vertical slots. We plan the panel height and accessory spacing around the longest item you store.

    Golf bags and seasonal gear

    Bulky or seasonal items go on lower hooks or in baskets. We keep them off the floor without blocking the car door.

    Vehicle clearance

    Measure how far the car door opens into the garage. We keep hooks and baskets behind that line so you can still get in and out easily.

    Step 2

    How SmartSlat panels and accessories work

    PVC slat panels

    SmartSlat panels are PVC slatwall sections that screw directly into the wall studs or over drywall. Each panel has a slotted face that accepts hooks and baskets anywhere along its length.

    Movable hooks and baskets

    Hooks, shelves and baskets slide into the slats and lock in place. You can rearrange them at any time without tools as your storage needs change.

    Load capacity

    SmartSlat panels and accessories are rated for residential garage use. We follow the manufacturer's published load ratings for each accessory type and panel span.

    Step 3

    Choosing which garage walls to cover

    Not every wall needs the same treatment. We help you decide which walls give you the most usable storage and which ones to leave alone.

    Full-wall coverage

    Covering a full wall gives you the most usable storage surface. We recommend it for the wall opposite the car or a side wall with no obstructions.

    Partial-wall coverage

    A partial installation focuses on the section you use most. It works well beside a workbench or over a garbage bin area.

    Working around obstructions

    Send us photos showing doors, outlets, cabinets and switches. We cut panels around fixed obstructions and plan the layout to keep them accessible.

    Send wall photos. Share photos showing the wall dimensions, doors, outlets, cabinets and any other obstructions so we can plan the panel layout accurately.

    Step 4

    Wall installation on its own or with a garage floor

    You can book SmartSlat installation on its own, or plan it alongside a new garage floor. When both services are scheduled together, we coordinate the sequence so the wall panels go up after the floor has cured and before we reinstall any baseboards or trim.

    Book the slat wall on its own if your floor is already in good shape or you're not changing it.

    Combine both services when you want a new flake epoxy garage flooring and slat wall installed in the same visit.

    We confirm the order of work and the return-to-use schedule for both services before we start.

    Completed SmartSlat garage wall installation with hooks, baskets and flake epoxy floor

    Step 5

    SmartSlat installation questions

    Can I move the hooks later?

    Yes. SmartSlat hooks and baskets slide into the slats and lock where you place them. You can move them at any time without removing the panel or using tools. That's the main advantage over fixed pegboard or shelf brackets.

    Can you work around existing cabinets?

    Yes. Send us a photo of the wall showing the cabinets, outlets and any other obstructions. We measure the clear wall space and plan the panel layout so cabinets and outlets stay accessible. We can cut panels to fit around fixed items.

    What determines the installed price?

    The price is based on the wall area covered, the number of panels and accessories, and the preparation the wall needs. We confirm the scope and the accessory list before starting, so the quote reflects what you actually get.

    Ready to plan your slat wall?

    Send us a photo of your garage wall, the approximate dimensions and what you want to store. We'll plan the panel layout and accessory list for your space.