
Gridwall Accessories
Retail gridwall accessories turn a bare grid panel into a merchandised display wall. This category covers three types — faceouts, hooks, and hangrails. All three are available in chrome, black, and white. Start with the right hardware quantity and the rest follows.
How to Set Up Retail Gridwall Accessories Correctly
Getting the foundation right prevents displays from pulling away from the wall. For wall-mounted panels, use four wall brackets per panel — one in each corner. This distributes load evenly and keeps the panel flush. For freestanding panels with bases, use at least three or four joining connectors. Furthermore, mix accessory types across the panel. A combination of hooks, a faceout, and a hangrail displays more product categories per panel. It also creates more visual interest than loading one accessory type exclusively. According to Wikipedia's gridwall article, gridwall systems are favored in retail for their modular, tool-free reconfigurability. The right mix of retail gridwall accessories determines how much merchandise a single panel can carry.
Three Retail Gridwall Accessory Categories
This category splits into three subcategories. Gridwall Faceouts extend perpendicular from the panel. They hold garments, bags, and accessories face-forward or shoulder-out. They are the highest-capacity accessory per attachment point. Gridwall Hooks are the most versatile retail gridwall accessories. Available in 2-inch to 12-inch lengths in chrome, black, and white, they hold packaged merchandise, blister packs, and any product with a hang hole. Gridwall Hangrails create a shoulder-out garment run across the panel face. Additionally, all three accessory types insert directly into the grid wire without tools. They reposition instantly when the display changes.
Finish Options | Chrome, Black, and White
All retail gridwall accessories in this category come in multiple finishes. Chrome suits standard retail environments. It coordinates with chrome grid panels and chrome fixture hardware throughout the store. Black suits dark panels and contemporary store concepts. White suits light, minimal retail interiors. Therefore, choose the finish that matches your grid panel color for a clean, consistent wall. In contrast, deliberately mixing finishes can draw the eye to specific display positions. See all gridwall panel options on the Gridwall Fixtures page.
Need help specifying the right accessory mix for your grid panel setup? Call (800) 420-1457 and we'll plan accessory quantities, types, and finishes for your store layout.



