Grid Panel - 2'w x 6'h
The 2x6 Gridwall Panel is the standard retail wire display panel. At 24 inches wide and 72 inches tall, it covers full wall sections in clothing stores, boutiques, and apparel retailers. It spans the complete merchandise zone from mid-height to above eye level, so product stays visible across the full 6-foot range. Available in black, white, and chrome. Sold in packs of 3.
Who Uses the 2x6 Gridwall Panel?
Clothing stores, boutiques, apparel retailers, gift shops, and sporting goods stores use the 2x6 as their primary wall panel since the 6-foot height covers the full selling zone in a single panel. At 72 inches tall, you have room for faceouts at two heights and a mid-level hangrail for apparel. Lower grid squares also work well for baskets, folded items, and accessories. Three panels cover a 6-foot wall run. For store owners fitting out a new retail space, the 2x6 is also the size that works across the widest range of store types and standard ceiling heights.
How Do You Mount a 2x6 Gridwall Panel?
Attach four gridwall wall mount brackets evenly across the back of the panel. This suspends it 2 inches from the wall and leaves full clearance for hook tails, faceout arms, and shelf brackets. On walls without studs, use toggle bolts or drywall anchors rated for the panel weight. Since the 2x6 panel weighs 12.6 lbs, anchoring into wall studs gives the most secure installation when the panel carries a full load of merchandise. To build a free-standing floor display, pair the panel with gridwall bases and legs — no wall required. Connect multiple 2x6 panels side by side with joiner clamps to build a longer display wall across a full store perimeter.
Specifications
| Specifications | Details |
| Overall Size | 2'W x 6'H (24"W x 72"H) |
| Wire Gauge | 5.4mm Horizontal / 4.0mm Vertical |
| Grid Pattern | 3" on-center squares |
| Finish | Chip-resistant epoxy |
| Colors | Black, White, Chrome (Chrome +$4) |
| Panel Weight | 12.6 lbs |
| Sold In | Packs of 3 — price shown is per panel; must order in multiples of 3 |
Complete Your Display
Every standard gridwall hook, shelf, basket, faceout, and hangrail snaps straight into the 3" on-center grid, so no adapters or special hardware are needed. Browse our full range of gridwall accessories to build the exact setup your store needs. For floor-standing displays, pair these panels with our gridwall bases and legs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most common use for a 2x6 gridwall panel?
The 2x6 gridwall panel is the standard retail wall panel for clothing stores and boutiques. At 6 feet tall, it covers the full primary merchandise zone. Retailers can display hanging apparel, accessories, and packaged goods across the entire wall surface in a single panel.
How many products can I display on a 2x6 gridwall panel?
At 3 inches on-center, a 2x6 panel contains 192 grid intersections. In practice, most clothing retailers use 15 to 20 hook or faceout positions per panel. This also leaves room for visual breathing space and product presentation. For smaller accessories on hooks, a single panel carries 30 to 40 product positions, depending on hook size.
What is the difference between a 2x6 and a 2x8 gridwall panel?
The 2x6 panel is 6 feet tall and suits standard retail ceilings at 8 to 10 feet. It covers the full selling zone without wasted space above. The 2x8 panel is 8 feet tall and suits high-ceiling stores and warehouse-style spaces above 12 feet. If your store has a standard ceiling height, the 2x6 is the right choice.
Can I hang clothing on a 2x6 gridwall panel?
Yes. Add a gridwall hangrail at your preferred height and the panel handles hanging apparel easily. The 72-inch height gives room for two faceout levels — tops at mid-height and longer items below. You can also mix a hangrail, faceouts, and lower baskets for folded items and accessories.
How much does a 2x6 gridwall panel weigh, and how does that affect installation?
Each panel weighs 12.6 lbs. Use four wall mount brackets per panel. Anchor into studs wherever possible, since a fully loaded panel adds significant weight. For drywall without studs, use heavy-duty toggle bolts rated for the combined panel and merchandise weight.
