What Is a StoreWALL Garage Storage System? Panels, Pricing & What to Know

If you’ve searched “StoreWALL accessories,” you already know the brand name but maybe not exactly what the system includes or what it costs installed. Here’s the short version: StoreWALL is a slatwall-style panel system designed specifically for garages, built to hold significantly more weight than typical pegboard or wire shelving, with a large accessory ecosystem built around it.

What is StoreWALL and how does it work?

StoreWALL panels mount directly to garage walls and use a slatted track system that accessories hook into — hooks, shelves, baskets, and bins all slide into the panel and lock in place without additional drilling. Because the mounting is continuous across the panel rather than a single stud or anchor point, StoreWALL systems can hold considerably more weight than a pegboard setup, which matters for anything heavier than hand tools — bikes, seasonal gear, or full storage bins.

What accessories are available for StoreWALL panels?

The StoreWALL accessory lineup covers most of what a garage actually needs to organize: heavy-duty hooks for bikes and ladders, adjustable shelving for bins and boxes, baskets for loose items like gloves or sports gear, and specialty holders for tools, hoses, and yard equipment. Because everything hooks into the same panel track, a garage can be reconfigured as storage needs change — ski gear in winter, patio equipment in summer — without remounting anything.

How much do StoreWALL garage systems cost?

Pricing depends on how much wall coverage you install and how many accessories go with it — a single accent wall with a handful of hooks and shelves costs far less than a full three-car garage buildout. Panel systems are typically priced per linear or square foot of coverage, with accessories priced individually on top. The most accurate way to get a real number is a design consultation that accounts for your garage’s actual dimensions and how much of it you want covered.

Is StoreWALL a good fit for a mountain garage?

For Roaring Fork Valley and Eagle County homes, a garage often has to double as gear storage for an entire ski season — boards, boots, bikes, and everything in between — on top of normal garage use. StoreWALL’s weight capacity and reconfigurable layout make it a practical fit for that kind of seasonal swing, and it pairs well with garage flooring upgrades for a complete system rather than a patchwork of shelving.

See StoreWALL options for your garage

Mountain Closets installs StoreWALL panel systems as part of its custom garage design work throughout the valley. A free design consultation will lay out exactly which panels and accessories make sense for your space and your budget.

Ready to see what a StoreWALL system would look like in your garage? Get Your Free Design Consultation.

StoreWALL vs. pegboard vs. shelving

Pegboard is inexpensive but sags, warps in damp garages and does not hold heavy gear well. Freestanding shelving holds boxes but eats floor space. StoreWALL panels mount directly to the wall and accept hooks, baskets, shelves and bins that can be moved whenever your gear changes, which is why they work so well for garages that switch between ski season and summer.

Pairing StoreWALL with cabinets and flooring

StoreWALL is often one part of a larger garage plan. Cabinets hide tools and chemicals, a workbench gives you a place to tune skis and fix bikes, and a floor built for snow and salt ties it together. As a rough guide from our 2026 pricing guide, StoreWALL panels typically add $1,200 to $3,500 to a garage project, and full garage storage generally runs $5,000 to $18,000. See our garage storage, StoreWALL accessories and garage flooring pages for more.